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Yes, there will be a noticeable difference in performance when using the Greenworks 15" Surface Cleaner Attachment on a 1.1 GPM (gallons per minute) versus a 2.0 GPM pressure washer, even if both are rated at 3000 PSI (pounds per square inch). Here's why: Water Flow (GPM) Impact: 1.1 GPM Pressure Washer: With a lower water flow, the surface cleaner will still perform, but it may take longer to clean surfaces. The lower GPM means less water is available to flush away dirt and debris, so you may need to move the cleaner slower to achieve the same level of cleaning. 2.0 GPM Pressure Washer: A higher GPM provides more water flow, which helps to more efficiently break up and remove dirt. This means the surface cleaner will perform better, covering areas faster and cleaning more thoroughly in less time. Pressure Washer Efficiency: 2.0 GPM with 3000 PSI: You'll get the best performance in terms of speed and effectiveness, as the surface cleaner attachment is able to utilize the higher water volume to maintain a powerful and even cleaning action. 1.1 GPM with 3000 PSI: Although the pressure remains high, the lower water volume limits the unit's efficiency, making the cleaning process slower and less effective, particularly on heavily soiled surfaces. In short, while both will work, a 2.0 GPM pressure washer will provide faster, more efficient cleaning with the Greenworks surface cleaner attachment, allowing you to cover larger areas with less effort.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, 2 gpm will perform slightly better as it give more water pressure per.minute for better cleaning. However, most electric are 1.1 vs gas 2.0. Didn't want to go with gas (noise, oil changes, filters, etc...)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi Jay. Thank you for your question. As there are a few Greenworks Pressure Washers offering 3000 PSI, a model number would help identify differences and similarities. The Greenworks 3000 PSI 2.0 GPM Cold Water Electric Pressure Washer(5113902/GPW3001) offers 1.1 GPM (gallons per minute) flow at 3000-PSI (2.0 GPM at 100 PSI). We hope this helped! PSI Per Nozzle: Up to 15° (3000PSI), 25° (2100PSI) and 40° (2000PSI)
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