Twinkle Star 16 Inch Pressure Washer Undercarriage Cleaner, Under Car Water Broom with 16" Straight Extension Wand and 16" 45 Degree Curved Wand, 4000 PSI

Bought this to clean the undercarriages of our cars and it works amazingly! It's easy to assemble and had great water pressure with our pressure washer. It fits under the cars well and it very easy to maneuver with the wheels.

Since I live in the Midwest, the local road departments here love to use tons of road salt in the winter, which often leads to premature corrosion. I have been educating myself about car detailing, and learning all I can, and when I heard about these undercarriage washers, I knew I needed to have one. Not only does it make it easier to wash the undercarriage of my cars, I can hopefully extend their lifespan, and , since I am a DIYer, I can make my cars easier to work on by preventing rusted components and bolts. I did some research and it seemed like this "Twinkle Star" unit got really good reviews, and I liked that it included extensions to make reaching the underside of the car easier.Overall, my first impressions were good. The unit is much heavier than I expected, and appears well finished. The fittings on both the unit itself and extension wands fit together perfectly with no leaks from any of the fittings. I was anticipating possibly having to dismantle the connections and tape the threads with Teflon tape, but this was not necessary. Very impressive fit and finish. I was concerned because I only have a 1700 PSI electric pressure washer, with 1.2 gallons per minute, and I wasn't sure if this would be adequate. My concerns were unfounded, as this thing works great. I recently took my Subaru Outback to a very muddy hiking trailhead, and this got the underside looking spotless again.If I had one thing to complain about, it's the fact that the casters spin so easily that it definitely takes two hands to maneuver the undercarriage washer under the car. I wasn't anticipating this, but I suspect many other units may have the same problem. Perhaps the units with the fixed wheels that don't spin would be easier, but then it would be more difficult to cover the entire underside of the car, so everything is a trade off. Not necessarily a complaint, just wanted to make sure that other potential buyers understand how it works before purchasing.In conclusion, if you live in an area with road salt, or enjoy off-roading, and you have access to at least a ~2000 PSI pressure washer, I can recommend this unit for keeping the undercarriage nice and clean. It seems to work very well, and I have used it approximately ten times with no signs of wear.

Great for getting the mud under my truck. Easy to use. Durability I'd hive it a 5. It hasn't broken on me or anything. It just seems flimsy. Have uses it about 5 times.

Got here quick, works as advertised & does what I need it to do.

this is best for the winter times to get all that salt off your car

Works great

Flimsy

Great tool to clean the undercarriage of our cars. We own a Lincoln Town Car and a Mercury Grand Marquis that we take to the carwash often in the winter after snow melts to get the undercarriage cleaned off salt, but we also have a Mazda MX-5 that had a soft top and we cannot take that one to the carwash. This tool fits easily under all three vehicles.I read one of the reviews that said it was hard to maneuver on gravel. We live in a mobile home park and have gravel on our driveway, but there is an empty lot next to our lot and nobody uses the cement pad on it, so I suggested to my husband to drive the cars on it and use the undercarriage cleaner there. Well, he forgot I said that and he fought it with the first car. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Then he remembered what I said, and moved the car to the cement pad and he said it was way better. He ended up cleaning the undercarriage of all three cars. He said he'll never have to take a car to the carwash now! 🙂