Adam Greenberg demonstrates the PowerPlay Spyder 2030 pressure washer he bought for his new house. The machine has four color-coded nozzles, a hose that doesn't tangle, and a spider-like base that moves with you. He cleans a grimy patio slab and transforms it completely.
Today's the day we get this puppy clean. What's up everybody, it's Adam Greenberg with ya, and you know, moved into my house recently. It's our first spring/summer in the house and we are looking to build some patio furniture out here with a nice little gazebo. But first I figured I'd get this Unistone clean. It's real dirty after the winter, so went on to Amazon, found this. Always looking for creative tools around the house, and, uh, this is the power play pressure washer. It's a Spyder 2030, very comparable in price on Amazon. And not only that, but like, look at this— so lightweight, so compact, uh, very practical, and still supposedly packs a huge punch. So we're gonna see if we could get this Unistone clean today with this puppy. Let's get it. So it comes with these 4 nozzles. The black one is when you want to put soap in it. Green, yellowish-orange, and red, different degrees. So the other crazy thing about the Spyder from PowerPlay is that it comes with this hose that is unlike any other hose I've ever seen. Basically, it coils up no problem and then also stays straight and doesn't tangle. So if you're like, you know, washing a car or something, you're going to be good. And then I'm not dealing with much space back here, but the other thing about the Spyder is that it follows you. And it's got a low center of gravity from what I understand, so it doesn't tip over. And it's got the 4 legs kind of like a spider. But I'll show you, just because I don't have very much room, I'll just show you like pulling like this. You know, so if you're washing your machine, you see, and then if you're like washing your house, or if you're— you know, it follows you. So now I guess the ultimate test is to just try this bad boy out. Let me stop you right there. This was super confusing to me. I didn't realize that there was a mechanism that you start it and it stops automatically right away. So Keep in mind, when you're starting up your PowerPlay pressure washer, it starts and stops automatically. That's what it's supposed to do. I tried to spend like 30 minutes trying to figure out why isn't it staying turned on, why isn't it staying turned on, and then you read the instructions. And now back to our regular program. Oh yeah, look at that! So this thing's really powerful. Now just letting it dry, and already starting to notice a huge difference. Way less dirty, ready to build the patio furniture. It's Adam Greenberg taking things one day at a time. This is the Powerplay Spider pressure washer. Highly recommend it. It's on Amazon. Go check it out and, uh, have a good day.
