Cleaning under pressure

Some cleaning jobs can't be handled with just a bucket of soapy water and a scrubber.

After years of neglect, high usage or a messy incident, many surfaces will need something a little stronger such as a pressure cleaner.

These machines come in a variety of options, such as hot water or cold water sprays and petrol or diesel power.

The right choice for the task at hand will depend largely on your preference and the type of grime or dirt you're looking to remove. Both hot and cold water blasters are regularly used in the construction, automotive and industrial fields.

One of the best things about using a pressure cleaner is the variety of applications they're good for.

If you're just looking to tidy up around the house you can pick one up from your nearest Kennards Hire branch for the weekend and use it to clean up your exterior walls, driveway and roof.

On a worksite, they can essentially eradicate any proof of how much hard work has occurred in an area, as they are capable of removing tough stains from grease and difficult black marks from industrial boots.