How to install and remove a short nozzle on a high-pressure washer
A short nozzle creates a straight, low-pressure water jet that is perfect for rinsing surfaces quickly and easily.
Unlike other nozzles, it attaches directly to the gun/spray handle, making it simple to install and remove.
Installing a short nozzle
- Hold the spray handle firmly with one hand.
- Insert the coupling on the short nozzle into the spray handle.
- Turn the nozzle clockwise until it locks securely in place.
- Release the nozzle to complete installation.
Your short nozzle is now ready for rinsing tasks.
Removing a short nozzle
- Push the nozzle slightly inwards.
- Turn the nozzle counterclockwise.
- Pull the nozzle out of the spray handle.
Always remove and store the nozzle after use to keep it clean and in good condition.
When to use a short nozzle
- Rinsing dirt or detergent from surfaces.
- Cleaning delicate items that don’t require high pressure.
- Quick, general rinsing tasks around the home or garden.
Short nozzle FAQ
A short nozzle produces a straight, low-pressure water jet, making it ideal for rinsing surfaces, washing away detergent or cleaning delicate areas where high pressure isn’t needed.
Yes. A short nozzle is great for gently rinsing cars without risking paint damage. For best results, combine it with a foam sprayer for applying detergent first.
A short nozzle provides a direct, straight jet for rinsing, while an angled nozzle is designed to reach hard-to-access areas, such as under vehicles or behind objects.
No. It does not increase water flow but reduces pressure to create a steady rinse stream that’s safe for lighter cleaning tasks.
Rinse it after every use, check for blockages and store it in its holder to keep it clean and ready for the next job.