Jetterix for rinsing soap off car?

Mine knocks the suds off fine, though I still go over the glass with a squeegee after. The driveway setting is too much for paint so I keep it on the wider spray. Cuts my rinse time down a fair bit compared to standing there with the old nozzle.

I wouldn’t count on it to rinse a whole car quickly. Mine does fine on the lower setting but I still go back over the panels with the hose because it doesn’t flush suds off as fast as I’d like.

I don’t think it’ll leave streaks as long as you keep moving and don’t let the soap dry on there. The main thing is it’s still just a hose nozzle, so don’t expect it to blast suds off like a pressure washer. Mine helps enough that I stopped dragging the bucket out every time.

Mine actually left faint spots on the hood until I started drying it right after.

Mine gets the soap off without any hassle, no streaks on the paint so far. It’s not a pressure washer blast but it’s quicker than my old nozzle was.

Mine works fine for rinsing, but I noticed it uses a lot more water than my old nozzle because of the tighter spray. Something to keep in mind if you’re on a meter.

Streaks are not really the issue on a soapy car. The bigger problem I ran into was the narrower stream blasting water past the panels and soaking everything around it. It rinsed fine, but I still had to go back over spots by hand.

The soaking everything complaint is a bit overblown. Mine throws water past the car if I aim it wrong, sure, but that’s just how you hold it. Rinsing soap off is the one job it’s actually decent at, streaks haven’t been an issue for me.

I tried using one of these nozzle things on my mum’s little hatchback a couple months ago because my hose pressure at home is pretty sad and I figured it had to be better than the dribble I was getting. Rinsing the roof and windows went okay but the suds kept clinging around the wheel arches and behind the bumpers, so I ended up going over those bits again with the bucket anyway. It wasn’t streaks that got me, it was just that the water didn’t seem to carry the soap off as smoothly as I hoped in the tighter spots. The straightforward panels were fine though and I did get done quicker than my usual slow bucket routine. I still keep a microfiber nearby for the odd patch that needs a wipe, which is just normal for me. I don’t think it’s magic but it definitely beats standing there with a weak spray.