Fasmov Foam Cannon, Car Wash Pressure Washer Jet Wash 1/4" Quick Connector Adjustable Snow Foam Lance Foam Blaster, 1 Liter

This product deserves 5 Stars and not any less considering I paid $15 It works extremely well allowing the jet of foam to be adjusted and you can regulate the amount you wish to put out. The foam was really nice and thick and my picture doesn't give justice to the nice amount of thick soap. I like using Chemical Guys Mr. Pink Super Suds Car Wash Soap and Shampoo and I find that this Car Wash Pressure Jet wash Foam gun is the real deal and works flawlessly and helps tremendously for achieving amazing results on my precious car. One could not ask for more from this foam sprayer especially considering the moderate $15 cost !!I use it with my Honda Power-wash and I consider this product to be professional grade.Buy Buy Buy !!! Any car lover that hand washes their cars should own one especially people that own fancy cars that should never be washed at the car wash since that would really be a sin and potentially ruin the clear coating layer.

Was skeptical when I purchased this item based on the cost being so reasonable compared to other foaming cannons I have seen advertised on various sites. Had previously purchased a foaming gun that attaches to my garden hose, but it just didn't generate the amount of foam I expect. The price was so reasonable for this foaming cannon, I figured I had nothing to lose and I haven't been disappointed. Have used it a few times and it has worked great. Foam output is awesome and the stream was easy to adjust. Would highly recommend this product.

6 year update: still works! I had to replace the bottle because I’m a dingus and punctured it but it’s still going. Seriously, 5 whole stars.Thought I'd leave a review since some people are saying that it stopped working or broke after a few or even a couple of uses.I've had this for a little over three weeks now, and it is performing SO much better than I expected. I was ready to drop $100 on the Chemical Guys foam gun, seeing as all my products are either CG or Adam's Polishes. But this is performing so well, I don't feel that there's a need to ever buy one of those companies foam guns.I'm using a Ryobi GCV 160 2800 PSI Gas pressure washer, if anyone is wondering. I use it at max pressure every time with the knob on the foam gun turned all the way to the minus side, and it creates an absolute snow storm of foam! It's very thick and covers the whole car with a few passes per side. I've washed at least 20+ cars and it hasn't given me any problems, but I can probably see why some people are breaking theirs.When you tighten the cap down, it doesn't always thread in straight, and sometimes you can't tell that it's going on wrong. You have to line it up perfectly for it to not break, I've almost done it twice honestly. But if you're cautious and always pay attention to it, you'll never have any issues.I have nothing but great things to say about this foam gun, I will definitely recommend it to everyone and anyone over a CG or AP gun, because there's no reason to pay up to 5x more for the same product.

Perfect all around. Better than the top notch foam sprayers except with this one you don’t get shaving cream foam, more like extremely fluffy dish soap fluffy. Extremely well crafted with brass fittings and a cheap fuel line like straw you can buy anywhere in case you want one to be shorter or longer.

As a product, this works great -- I have a Greenworks 1500psi (not THAT powerful) washer and its foam is nice and thick. By the way, I have a relatively large SUV and I filled the bottle up halfway (first line with soap, the rest hot water to halfway) and it covered the entire car once and a half times over. Don't fill it up all the way for just one car!The knob on the top is for WATER flow -- not soap -- counterintuitive if you ask me. So if you want more foam, turn it to the minus side. For me, I left it on full minus (max suds) and it was just right.The "proper" process is to foam the car, then pressure wash it off, followed by a contact wash with a sponge. This is supposed to remove the contaminants that can swirl paint. Honestly, this didn't seem to make that much difference for me. I think in the future, I will pressure wash the car with water only to remove the large contaminants, then foam it, and contact wash it with the foam still on the car. In my experience, the foam and then rinse doesn't do that much as far as cleaning the car, and a rinse by itself with the pressure washer does more of the work than the foam. YMMV.Also, foaming the car sure is fun!

Surprised how well it worked. My pressure washer is a Stanley SHP2150 and car wash used was Chemical Guys HOL8080. It is oak tree pollen season here in Florida and I thought I would try hands free washing of my 2018 GMC Sierra.The bottle is a 1 L container with markings for every 100 ML. I used 200 ML of car wash and filled the bottle to the top with water. The best way of filling it is to put your water in first then add the car wash. It doesn’t create a bunch of foam in the bottle that way. Put the nozzle on and gently turn the entire bottle upside down a couple of times to mix the water and car wash. You’re ready to use it. It did a great job of creating a thick foam and made short work of washing my pollen covered truck. Only improvement that I would like to see is a wider mouth on the bottle, which would make filling less messy. When I finished I drained the bottle and thoroughly washed everything including the sprayer with freshwater. Hopefully it will continue to work fine for a long time to come.

This was the first foam cannon I ever purchased. It does an average / mediocre job at foaming. If you use the right soap and have a nice pressure washer itll produce semi acceptable foam. But lets be honest this is for getting your feet wet in the foam cannon game. If you decide you like it there are much better products out there both for foam production and ergonomics (This cannon tips over constantly when its connected to your gun because of the design of the bottle). Overall not bad but I would look elsewhere if you really love washing your car and are in it for the long haul