Can't remember the brand name but the township road commissioner had an electric pressure washer, he bought bags of soap we added to the water. Washer had a soap&water tank, maybe held 3-4 gallons that the washer pump injected into the high pressure water stream, still had to have water hose and 120V 15A power to the washer. The trucks, backhoe, and grader if used had to be clean on Friday nights and if any soap left me and my work buddy washed our cars too.
Too many drive-thru car washes on my first car blasted off all the paint from the rocker panels, the higher pressure on gas powered pressure washers can do lots and lots of damage to whatever your washing. Got in an argument with a guy on another forum years ago about damaging stuff with pressure washers. I asked him how HE protected stuff he pressure washed, never answered my question just proving what a dumb jazz he really was.
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