Twinkle Star Replacement Pressure Washer Gun with 16 Inch Extension Wand, 4000 PSI, Power Washer Gun with M22-15mm or M22-14mm Fitting, 5 Nozzle Tips, 40 Inch

I used these extensions when pressure washing the high siding, soffit, and gutters on my house using a gas 3100psi pressure washer. The quick connections to my existing wand on one end, and the spray nozzles on the other end worked without any additional parts.The spray head moves around a good bit with all the pieces for full extension, but once I got used to the movement, results were good. I was able to reach areas I was previously unable to reach. Here are some tips:(1) Hand tightening is sufficient to avoid leaking. Check the joints if you see water spraying out because the pressure sometimes pushes the o-ring out. In this case loosen the joint, put the o-ring back, and tighten the joint. Extra o-rings are provided in case any tear but I have not needed them yet.(2) Even with hand tightening it is useful to take an 18mm wrench with you if you're on a ladder for use in adding or removing extensions. The wrench makes it easier when everything is wet. See attach picture, taken *before* pressure washing.(3) It works best to use as few extensions as possible. This makes it easier to control, and helps get closer to the ideal 90 degree angle between the wand and the surface being cleaned. The angle between the wand and vertical surfaces like siding is not great when using full extension over your head. This is not a problem with surfaces like soffit or the bottom of the gutters.I tried this extension with a 90 degree adapter on the end with comical results. It was like a rocket taking off as the spray head "blasted off" the house. This is not the fault of the Twinkle Star extension.I used this set extensively this past summer with no issues so I consider it to be durable.

Works as advertised, no leaks.

worked for my pressure washer. gets a little wobbly when a lot of extensions are used and the pole gets really long. the curved one did work to blast my gutters.the orange tip didn’t work- like water wouldn’t flow- but i had another orange tip from my pressure washer’s original kit so it didn’t really matter.seems sturdy and like they will hold up over time. i wish there was some sort of storage case. haven’t figured out what i’ll put it in.

I use this product with a 2300psi electric pressure washer. Definitely helped me reach the upper areas of my homes vinyl siding. I quickly tried the "j" adapter on my gutters. Like others have said it can be difficult to control and really wasn't useful... but my main reason for purchasing this product was to reach the higher parts of my homes vinyl siding and for that it worked fine. The tubing is the same diameter that was included with my power washer.During assembly I coated the O rings with a silicon grease which made it easy to create water proof connections between section. I tightened each section using 2 18mm open end wrenches until snug.The included nozzles were a bonus for me. I used the 0 degree nozzle to blast some old paint off my driveway.So far well worth the money.

Ok, I read the reviews on this and with just one or two extensions it is acceptable, if still a bit flimsy. The reason for the flimsy operation / looseness is that the first connection is one of a pop in connector that takes the place of the pressure nozzle. It is not a twist / screw in fitting and it is the loosest part of the whole assembly. The more extensions you put in, the more it can flop around. You have to use one hand on the extensions to try to keep it steady.That said we were able to use all the extensions to get at the most remote parts of the pool screen's frame and it did a good job of blasting away the accumulated algae / mold / dirt on the frame. The frame looks great now. Even with all six extension in, there was plenty of force at the nozzle. For reference, we used a 2000 PSI pressure washer.There is also a J / U shaped connector to supposedly get at the back of some surfaces. I do NOT recommend using the J / U adapter with any more than One extension because the force of it will just blow the whole assembly completely away from your intended cleaning target.Lastly, we kept this in a shed for storage but after a few months, surface rust started showing up on the tubes and the pop on / off connectors started turning color. I moved it inside. This indicates cheap steel construction. I'll have to steel wool the tubes and use a preservative on them.This product would be GREATLY improved if the first extension was a replacement for pressure washer's metal wand and screwed into the trigger base instead of snapping on the the end of the metal tube. For example one would unscrew the original wand's metal pressure tube and screw the first section of this kit in its place. Yes you would end up with one foot less total length but it will be much less flimsy. This would make the entire assembly MUCH more rigid and easier to handle.

Apparently the threading is metric, and my Generac pressure washer has standard threading. I in turn ordered a wand and Walla, Everything is Wonderful! Hope everyone check's for Metric/Standard!

I needed a replacement nozzle for my Menard's black friday snap on pressure washer. This one fit perfectly and worked great. Loved all the different tips!

I spent a day trying to clean my gutters, I spent probably close to a $100 worth of electricity and water. I cleaned up less than 20% of what had to be cleaned . This piece of equipment is totally useless. It leaks water. Its too flimsy. Fully extended you have zero control over it, its so flexible, my garden hose has more rigidity to it. When trying to tighten the leaking joints I scratched the surface and realized the brass pieces are not brass but painted steel. What a joke.