Patented “NoSplashBack” Pressure Washer Safety Shield

I power wash motors. I always get drenched. With this product. I stayed dry. Very well constructed. It’s not flimsy like I thought. It is a hard plastic. Very easy to put on.

The clamp does not expand nearly enough to fit it. I've resorted to scrubbing our walkway by hand, using a couple wire brushes, to avoid the damage and splashing of pressure washing. Going more quickly than I dared imagine.

Nice idea, works ok, a little pricey in my opinion but seems to be well made

Used it with a power washer to remove dirt near a driveway to expose broken and unused wires as well as some active sprinkler wires on an area of lawn where there was gras and roots from brushes.All that was left in the trenches was wires grass roots and some dirty water. Power washers work well in these applications but there is mud all over. 30 minutes to escavate the area instead of several hours.There was some dirt on my shoes but I was not covered in mud and the area behind me wasn'tcovered in mud. I wouldn't do the dig like in the past without a splash guard.

This device was way to install and a terrific asset when I power washed my brick patio. It prevented so much splash from going on me and the house. Without it I was covered from head to foot with muddy water.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this No Splash Back pressure washer safety shield for my husband, hoping he would not be such a mess when he came inside after pressure washing. I was surprised when he first used it at how much dryer and cleaner he was, but even more surprised at how exacted he was after using it. He loved how easily it attached, that he could see right through it, and how well it worked at keeping spray and debris from coming back on him. Needless to say, we are both extremely happy with this product.

Worked better than I expected. Very easy to install and remove. Did a lot to reduce splash back and keep me dry. Used it for 6 hrs straight the first time. Highly recommend

Works as intended.Wish they could make a quarter turn lock instead of screw,adding a washer also helps, without a washer the nut seems a little smaller.larger rugger pad should stabilize the guard a little more.