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JetHose™ High Pressure Nozzle

JetHose™ High Pressure Nozzle

Regular price $29.95
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💥 Up To 3,000 PSI Of Blasting Force

🔧 Twists Onto Any Standard Garden Hose

🔌 No Power, No Gas, No Batteries

✅ 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

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Up to 3,000 PSI of force
Fits any garden hose
30-day money-back

✓ Official JetHose product, sold by Pomence

Why choose JetHose instead of a pressure washer?

A pressure washer runs $400 to $800, wants gas or a power outlet, and takes up a corner of the garage all year for the handful of weekends you use it.

JetHose does the same everyday jobs off your garden tap, costs a fraction of that, and fits in your back pocket when the job is done. Nothing to service, nothing to store.

How do I hook it up?

Twist the brass inlet onto the end of your garden hose, or use one of the quick-connect adapters in the box if your hose has a click-on fitting. Fit the pinpoint tip or the fan tip on the front.

Turn the tap on, squeeze the lever, and start about two feet back from whatever you are cleaning. That is the whole setup.

What will it actually clean?

Driveways, paths, patios, decking, siding, wooden fences, gutters, bins, garden furniture, mowers, boats, caravans, and vehicles. Mud, moss, oil film, mould, rust marks, and bird mess all come off.

It reaches past head height, so second story windows, gutter lines, and eaves can be done from the ground instead of off a ladder.

Is it safe on my surfaces?

JetHose is much gentler than an industrial machine, so it will not strip paint, gouge wood, or force water past window seals when used sensibly.

Start about two feet back and move in until the dirt shifts. Test a hidden area first on soft timber, old render, and flaking paint, and keep the pinpoint tip moving rather than parked in one spot.

Shipping and delivery information

Your order is prepared for dispatch after checkout. Delivery timing, available destinations, tracking details, and any applicable shipping charges are shown during checkout and sent to your order email.

If your tracking information has not updated after the carrier's stated timeframe, contact support with your order number so the team can investigate.

How does the 30-day money-back guarantee work?

Put JetHose on the worst job you have. If it is not right for you, contact support within 30 days of delivery and explain that you would like to arrange a return.

You get your money back, no questions asked. Support will provide the next steps for your order.

★★★★★

“I bought it for one filthy driveway and ended up doing the fence, the bins, and both cars the same weekend. It lives on the hose reel now.”

Verified JetHose customer ✓ Customer experience
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UP TO 3,000 PSI OF BLASTING FORCEFITS ANY GARDEN HOSENO POWER, NO GAS, NO BATTERIES30-DAY MONEY-BACK
One twist and it is on

Turn your garden hose into a blasting machine.

JetHose screws onto the end of any standard garden hose. Inside the steel lance is a narrow compression chamber that squeezes your water and speeds it up, so the same tap puts out up to 15 times the pressure it had at the tap.

That is up to 3,000 PSI of blasting force out of the front. No motor, no pump, no cord. Just the water you already pay for, hitting a lot harder.

  • Fits any standard garden hose in one twist
  • Up to 15 times your hose's own pressure
  • Ready to use about a minute after you open the box
JetHose blasting grime off a brick paver driveway
Skip the machine

Leave the $400 machine in the store.

A pressure washer costs $400 to $800, needs gas or an outlet, takes ten minutes to drag out and set up, and then eats a corner of your garage for the rest of the year.

JetHose does the same everyday jobs and fits in your back pocket when you are done. Hang it on a hook, throw it in the boot of the car, forget it is there until you need it.

  • No gas, no outlet, no extension cord
  • Nothing to store and nothing to service
  • Ready the second the hose is on
JetHose held in one hand beside a coiled garden hose
Whole property

One tool for every filthy thing you own.

Driveways, patios, siding, wooden fences, gutters, bins, mowers, boats, and the car. If a hose can reach it, JetHose can strip it.

The jet carries far enough to do second story windows and gutter lines from the ground, so the ladder can stay where it is.

  • Mud, moss, oil, mould, rust, and bird mess
  • Second story windows without a ladder
  • Safe enough for the car, hard enough for concrete
JetHose cleaning green mould off a wooden fence panel
Built simple on purpose

What makes JetHose stand out?

It is a solid brass and steel tool with one moving part. That is the whole design, and it is why it lasts.

Close macro of the JetHose brass tip firing a pinpoint jet

Compression chamber

The lance narrows the water and speeds it up, so pressure multiplies without a pump.

The two brass JetHose nozzle tips side by side

Two brass tips

A pinpoint jet for stuck-on grime and a wide fan for washing down big flat areas.

JetHose brass fitting being twisted onto a garden hose

Fits any hose

Brass inlet plus the quick-connect adapters in the box. One twist and you are done.

Close macro of the JetHose brass valve and blue grip

Brass and steel build

The same build that gets used on farms and building sites, sized for your driveway.

The jobs people buy it for

JetHose is for the dirt that has been sitting there so long you stopped seeing it.

JetHose stripping black grime off a concrete driveway
★★★★★

“My driveway had gone black at the edges. I did the whole thing on a Saturday morning and the concrete came back two shades lighter.”

Driveways and paths
JetHose rinsing mud off a car wheel arch
★★★★★

“I use it on the wheels and the arches first, then swap to the fan tip for the panels. The car gets done in the driveway now.”

Cars, trucks, and bikes
JetHose clearing leaves out of a roof gutter from the ground
★★★★★

“The gutters were packed. I stood on the grass and hit them from below and the whole lot came out. I did not touch the ladder.”

Gutters and high windows
Three steps, one minute

Working before the kettle boils.

There is nothing to charge, mix, or assemble. Screw the brass inlet onto your hose, pick a tip, and pull the lever.

Start about two feet back and move in until you find the distance that shifts the dirt. Let go of the lever and the water stops.

  • Step 1: twist JetHose onto the hose
  • Step 2: fit the pinpoint tip or the fan tip
  • Step 3: squeeze the lever and work the dirt off
JetHose being twisted onto a standard garden hose fitting
A man using JetHose on a driveway in bright daylight

Try JetHose with less risk.

Pick the filthiest thing on your property and give JetHose five minutes on it. That first strip of clean concrete is usually all the convincing anyone needs.

If it is not right for you, you get your money back. Contact support within 30 days of delivery and the team will arrange your refund. No questions asked.

Frequently asked questions

Here is what people want to know before they put one on their hose.

How does JetHose make so much pressure with no motor?

The steel lance holds a narrow compression chamber. Water comes in at your normal tap pressure, gets squeezed through a much smaller opening, and leaves a lot faster. Speed is what does the cleaning, which is how the tool reaches up to 3,000 PSI of blasting force without a pump or an engine.

Will it fit my hose?

Yes. The brass inlet is a standard garden hose thread, and the box includes quick-connect adapters for the common click-on fittings. If your hose connects to an outdoor tap, JetHose goes on the end of it.

What can I actually clean with it?

Driveways, paths, patios, decking, house siding, wooden fences, gutters, bins, garden furniture, mowers, boats, caravans, and vehicles. It handles mud, moss, oil film, mould, rust marks, and bird mess.

Is it safe on paint, wood, and windows?

It is far gentler than an industrial pressure washer, so it will not strip paint, gouge wood, or blow out seals when used sensibly. Start about two feet back, then move closer until the dirt shifts. Keep the pinpoint tip off soft timber and old render.

Do I need power, gas, or batteries?

None of it. JetHose runs on your water pressure alone. There is nothing to charge, plug in, or fill, so it works just as well at the end of the garden as it does at the tap.

What comes in the box?

The JetHose lance with its brass valve and grip, two brass nozzle tips, the quick-connect hose adapters, the sealing washers, and the instruction card. Everything you need to be cleaning in about a minute.

How high will it reach?

The jet carries well past head height, which is enough for most second story windows, gutter lines, and eaves from the ground. Reach depends on your own water pressure, so a house on strong mains will throw further than one on a weak supply.

What if it does not work for me?

Contact support within 30 days of delivery with your order details and the team will arrange your refund. No questions asked. That is why trying it on your worst job first is a risk-free decision.

Customer experiences

Real jobs, done off a garden tap.

Different houses, different mess. The common thread is a job people had been putting off for months.

★★★★★

“My driveway had ten years of black on it. I did a test strip by the garage door and the difference was so obvious I ended up doing the whole slab that afternoon.”

Ron D. · OhioCustomer experience
★★★★★

“The patio set had gone green over winter. I nearly threw it out. Fifteen minutes with this and it is back on the deck.”

Marlene K. · TexasCustomer experience
★★★★★

“The line between the clean half and the dirty half is embarrassing. I did not know concrete was that colour under there.”

Wayne T. · FloridaCustomer experience
★★★★★

“I get the truck filthy every week on site. The pinpoint tip takes the dried mud out of the wheels faster than the jet wash down the road.”

Curtis B. · ArizonaCustomer experience
★★★★★

“I am 71 and I cannot drag a machine around any more. This weighs nothing and it hangs on the hose reel. That is the reason I keep using it.”

Harold M. · TennesseeCustomer experience
★★★★★

“The siding on the shady side of the house was grey with mould. The fan tip took it back to white and I never left the ground.”

Diane R. · MichiganCustomer experience
★★★★★

“Two fence panels a night after work and the whole run was done by the weekend. The timber looks like new timber again.”

Gordon P. · GeorgiaCustomer experience
★★★★★

“It is heavier than I expected in a good way. Real brass and real steel, not the plastic thing I was picturing for the price.”

Sandra V. · PennsylvaniaCustomer experience
★★★★★

“I bought it for the driveway and ended up doing the bins, the mower, and the dog run in the same afternoon.”

Everett L. · NevadaCustomer experience
★★★★★

“My water pressure is only average and it still works. Not as fierce as a proper machine, but it shifted everything I pointed it at.”

Ian F. · OregonCustomer experience
★★★★★

“The gutters were the whole reason I bought it. I cleared the front run from the lawn and my wife did not have to hold the ladder.”

Bruce N. · GeorgiaCustomer experience
★★★★★

“Swapping the tips takes about five seconds. Pinpoint for the joints in the paving, fan for everything else.”

Rosalind A. · New YorkCustomer experience
★★★★★

“I sold my old washer after a month with this. It was ten years old and I had used it maybe four times because of the setup.”

Dean W. · IllinoisCustomer experience
★★★★★

“Second story windows from the garden. That alone was worth it. No more hiring anyone to do the front of the house.”

Yvonne S. · VirginiaCustomer experience
★★★★★

“Took the moss out of the block paving joints without lifting a single block. That job used to take me a full weekend on my knees.”

Terrence O. · TennesseeCustomer experience
★★★★★

“It will not do a whole car park and it is not pretending to. For a house and a driveway it is more than enough.”

Colleen H. · MassachusettsCustomer experience
★★★★★

“I keep it in the boot of the car with a short hose. The caravan gets washed at the site now instead of when we get home.”

Malcolm G. · UtahCustomer experience
★★★★★

“The oil patch where I park the mower has been there for years. It is not gone completely but it is faint now.”

Priscilla J. · MissouriCustomer experience
★★★★★

“My son does the driveway now because he thinks it is fun. That is money well spent whatever the tool costs.”

Franklin E. · MinnesotaCustomer experience
★★★★★

“Bought a second one for my father. He is the one who told me his was still going after a whole summer of use.”

Adeline C. · WashingtonCustomer experience

Cleaning power depends on your own water pressure and hose diameter. Start about two feet back from any surface and move in slowly, and test a hidden area first on soft timber, old render, and flaking paint. Keep the jet away from people, pets, and electrical fittings.