Twinkle Star15" Pressure Washer Surface Cleaner with 2 Pressure Washer Extension Wand, 3100PSI

First impressions on this product are good. I cleaned my whole driveway and there's a lot of driveway to clean I have a 50' hose for my power washer and based on that length I'm guessing that's about what my driveway is. There are four sections of concrete. I used a little bleach on each section before washing. I would also wet the concrete a little before using the brush/surface cleaner. On areas that mold or dirt are embedded into the concrete this struggles a little. Now it also depends on what kind of cleaner you use and how slowly you go. I didn't plan on doing the whole drive way yesterday but with this is does make it easier and quicker. I also have a pool with a concrete pad around it and this will be very helpful.After a quick inspection of the cleaner I didn't have to tighten anything and was able to use right away. The best part about using this product is the mess it doesn't make. I've clean lots of concrete in the past. You get dirty and wet. With this it's more quiet and less of a mess because the jets are contained in the housing. So with just that it's well worth it. It's not magic and you have to use cleaner and go slow if you want to get super clean but it does what it's supposed to and does a good job. Depending on the drainage you on the concrete you are cleaning also you will have to use a regular nozzle to clean off the excess dirt. The dirt and grim are contained in that housing and some get left behind. I cleaned a section at a time and simply blew off the excess dirt. Not a big deal but keep that it mind. I haven't clean my driveway in maybe 2 years so it was due.One minor issue I had was once I let the sprayer come up off the concrete and lost control for a minute and it rubbed on something inside the housing. I notice some small black shards of metal on the ground. I inspected the housing and have no idea were it came from. This was shortly after I got started and was careful not to do that again and had no other issues with it not working properly.Bottom line this seemed to be one of the better deals for the price compared to other cleaners/sprayers. I bought this one for the extensions it came with and I only had to use one of the extensions with my gun. Overall it's a good product for the money and I would recommend.

When I received the surface cleaner, it felt heavy duty for the size and the cleaning bar was secure and spun quite freely by hand. I've read reviews on other surface cleaners where the center bushings will wear and leak, so that was a concern. Right out of the box this cleaner went to work. I have just over 8 hours of use out of it now and it has performed fantastic. The cleaning bar still spins freely by hand, but not quite as well as when new, and there is no play in the center bushings. There are no leaks from the center seal. The extensions work great especially for surfaces on a slope as well as general cleaning. I am using this on a 3000 psi pressure washer. I'm satisfied with this surface cleaner. Thanks!UPDATE July 13, 2020 - After almost a year, the cleaner still works well. Used it many times since purchase and I have no reason to be disappointed. No leaks, spins well and delivers the pressure to the surface. I'm pleased with this purchase!UPDATE April 1, 2021 - After many many hours of use, I have had my first issue with it. Well, my first issue, is cleaning the nozzles when clogged, but that is just the nature of the beast. I have read a few reviews where people received a cleaning wire with the unit, which I wish I had received, but I have found compressed air works well to clear the removed nozzle. On to the real problem. The spray bar would slow down and even stop turning with full pressure. Seemed like some resistance when spun by hand, but after a few hand revolutions it worked semi normally. I took apart the hub to see what's up. Surprisingly, there is a bearing and not just a bushing in the center hub. That's a plus for me. But over time, water has likely infiltrated the bearing and it was rolling rough. I tried to lube the bearing some, but I don't think I got any in there. I put back together and finished the last two hours of work I had. I ordered replacement bearings on Amazon. S6003ZZ is the part number. I got a 4 pack for $4.99. Tonight, I took the hub apart again and replaced the bearing. Took right at 30 minutes to disassemble and assemble. Pretty easy. Need an inside and outside C Clip tool to get the bearing out, and need to tap the bearing off the nozzle head using a couple sockets. A new bearing made a huge difference in the spin. Haven't tried it out with the pressure washer yet, since we are expecting freezing temps again. A small investment, and this is like new again. Still satisfied with this purchase, and I'm glad to see that there is a replaceable bearing at the heart of this. Probably should have used a sealed bearing, but they do offer more resistance to spinning, so I can understand why they used a double shielded bearing instead. IMO much easier to replace a bearing than to try to restore worn bushings which is used in most surface cleaners of this size and pressure range.

It works pretty decent. Spins well and clean. Large size and all that. Its a little hard to 'push forward' as the bristles like to dig in... so you definitely have to only do the pick up and pull-back method. If it had wheels that wouldn't be an issue. The extension arms seem a bit wobbly in their connections, making picking up this heavy surface cleaner a bit ... precarious. Thus the 4 stars.My powerwasher is maybe a weee too underpowered for this. Its just a 2350 PSI troybilt, but it does clean the surface. However really bad spots take multiple passes and a snails pace. Thats not so much the problem with this surface cleaner, but rather the power from my washer. But thought I would mention the psi I use in case others were looking at this with the same: "It works, but not fast"