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Two cleaning modes, one powerful gun
Switch between a punchy pressure jet for caked-on grime and a wider spray for rinsing, all from the same comfortable trigger. Decking, driveways, wheelie bins and garden furniture each get exactly the force they need. It turns your ordinary hose into a serious cleaning tool.
Grip it, squeeze, watch grime go
The trigger design puts you in charge — water flows only when you squeeze, so nothing is wasted between surfaces. Your hand stays comfortable through a whole afternoon of cleaning, and the car, the paving and the fence all come up looking renewed. Satisfying work, made simple.
Weekend jobs done before lunch
The patio that used to take all afternoon with a brush now rinses clean while the kettle boils. That leaves the rest of the weekend for the fun parts of having a garden — the barbecue, the deckchair, the book you've been meaning to finish. Clean outside, feet up by noon.
Where Design Meets Detail
At Same Side, we believe the little details make the biggest difference. Every product is thoughtfully selected to combine modern design, everyday functionality, and lasting quality—helping you create a home you'll love coming back to.
Some of our most asked questions:
Does it need electricity or a pump?
Does it need electricity or a pump?
No — it runs entirely off your tap's water pressure, concentrated through the nozzle for extra force. There's nothing to charge or plug in. Just connect it to a standard garden hose and squeeze the trigger.
What are the two modes for?
What are the two modes for?
The focused jet is for shifting stubborn dirt from hard surfaces like paving, brickwork and bins. The wider spray suits rinsing cars, windows and plants where you want coverage rather than force. Switching between them takes a simple twist.
Is it safe to use on car paintwork?
Is it safe to use on car paintwork?
Yes — use the wider spray mode and keep a sensible distance, just as you would with any wash-down. The pressure comes from your household supply, so it's gentler than a powered washer. Rinse loose grit off first to avoid dragging it across the paint.
How do I keep it working well?
How do I keep it working well?
Drain it after use and store it somewhere frost-free over winter. If the jet loses strength, clearing the nozzle of grit or limescale usually brings it straight back. A drop of care goes a long way with hose tools.