Pump Protector - Protects Pressure Washer Pumps and Other Internal Components During Storage, Next Gen Anti-Freeze and Lubricant Formula, 4oz (22007)

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Excellent product to stop your pressure washer succumbing to rust. Very easy to flush through and will last for many uses. Highly recommend - lots of you tube videos on how to flush your pressure washer.

Introducing the STA-BIL Pump Protector – an exceptional solution designed to safeguard your pressure washer pumps and various internal components. Remarkably, this product is available for just half the price of the 4-ounce Pump Saver from Briggs & Stratton found at Lowes. Let me share a bit about my experience: every single time I prepare to tuck my pressure washer away in the garage, I make it a point to utilize this incredible protector. You see, maintaining machinery isn't just about using it; it's also about ensuring that it remains in optimal condition when not in use. By diligently performing regular oil changes and consistently filling the tank with fresh gasoline, I have managed to keep my trusty 10-year-old TROY BILT pressure washer, powered by a reliable HONDA ENGINE, running flawlessly without a hitch. This remarkable longevity is a testament not only to the quality of the equipment but also to the proactive care provided by STA-BIL Pump Protector. Don’t wait until your equipment shows signs of wear and tear; invest in protection that pays dividends in performance and durability. Make the smart choice today and give your pressure washer the care it deserves!

Great product to winterize your pressure washer. Pushes out the water with pressure while lubricating the internal parts of the pump. Easily three uses per can. Recommended!!

I bought a small power washer and I read that I should lubricate the pump. The large power washer I had in Seattle and took with me to Kingsland, GA. had never lubricated the pump before. I will say the water it Kingsland, GA. is hard water. So when I downsized to a small, newer one, I thought it would be a good idea to buy something to lubricate the pump. I looked online how to do it and their suggestions - YouTube. I watched a few of the how-to and this is the brand they showed it was easy. So I stopped by a couple of the local big name box hardware stores, I thought it was a little expensive. I try within reason, knowing there's an overhead for the brick and motor stores, so I don't mind paying a little over. But it was more than twice what it is on Amazon, so I bought two cans on Amazon. It was easy, I had the foresight to put cardboard down for I know I was using a lubricant of some sort, which can be messy. So I did what the instruction I read, threaded the can onto the water intake. Flip the top of the knob and push the button, what came out first was a water then the lubricant and stopped. It was that easy, because I have hard water I'm going to do it often to save the pump.