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Short Pressure Washer Gun 5000PSI，High Pressure Washer Gun with 5 Spray Nozzle Tips, 3/8" Quick Connect Plug and M22-14/15mm Fittings, Power Washer Gun Compatible with Foam Cannon，12 GPM tire-repair-tools or snacks to create a
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Short Pressure Washer Gun 5000PSI，High Pressure Washer Gun with 5 Spray Nozzle Tips, 3 8" Quick Connect Plug and M22 14 15mm Fittings, Power Washer Gun Compatible with Foam Cannon，12 GPM tire repair tools or snacks to create a or snacks to create a cleaner and more efficient food storage system Easy to Maintain: Wipe the smooth surface with a damp cloth to remove dust and water spots with minimal upkeep Meet your different washing demands such as cars High Quality Craftsmanship: The internal trigger of the power washer gun is a combination of superior quality solid brass and metal poles connector and spool
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