Getting ready to purchasing a new pressure washer and the options are overwhelming? No matter the size of the job Hotsy of Oklahoma is here help you make the right choice so you can get the job do as quickly and efficently as possible

Hotsy of Oklahoma has both hot and cold pressure washers to suit your individual needs. If you're not quite sure whether you need a hot water pressure washer or cold pressure washers, consider the following:

Cold Pressure Washers vs Hot Water Pressure Washers

Cold pressure washers are ideal for removing dirt. However, if the surface you are cleaning is mixed with oil or grease, a cold water pressure washer won’t clean as well as a hot water pressure washer.

Think of it like washing greasy dishes in the sink. No matter how much soap you use, you are only smearing the grease around in cold water. Add hot water, and it cuts through the grease and oil in no time. The same applies to cleaning with a pressure washer. If oil or grease is present in any form, you will need a hot water pressure washer. Contact us to learn more about hot and cold pressure washers – our highly trained experts will walk you through a comparison and help you figure out which one is best suited for your dirty jobs.

Power

Electric, Typically used indoors because there are no fumes and run quieter.
Gasoline/Diesel, Portable so they can be used in the field.

Direct Drive or Belt Driven Pump

Belt-Drive, the belt connecting the engine/motor with the high-pressure pump minimizes the wear & tear and extends the life of the pump by reducing the RPM demand.

Direct-Drive, Pump is directly coupled to the engine or motor causing the pump to spin twice as fast as the belt drive models; not recommended for unlimited usage. 

For Hot Water Washers, Diesel, Electric, or Natural Gas Heated

Fuel Oil / Diesel-Heated: For use outdoors, it offers the most flexibility with portability and ready-access to fuel.
Electric-Heated: For use indoors; no fumes, but also no portability.
Natural Gas: Used mostly indoors; fumes can be vented, but no portability. 

Portable or Stationary

Portable, Wheels so the pressure washer can be moved to the cleaning action.
Stationary, Fixed wash bays where portability is not needed.