Waterbroom is an award-winning water-conserving device which is set to replace the traditional hose and nozzle or power washer used to wash large surface areas. Waterbroom is a patented product and is manufactured in the United States.

Why Waterbroom?

EXCEPTIONAL WATER SAVING

Waterbroom uses less than 1.5 tablespoons of water per square foot to clean most outdoor surfaces at normal walking speeds. On average, Waterbroom uses 2.5 times less water compared to a standard hose and nozzle for cleaning the same surface area – this results in water savings of upto 60%.

WIDE APPLICATION

Waterbroom cleans and removes dust, dirt, food spills, leaves litter, sawdust and bird droppings from concrete, asphalt, aggregate or any other composition surface. It can be used at construction job sites, restaurant floors, mats, waste disposal areas, garage floors, tennis courts, driveways, common areas of hotels and motels, patios, pool decks, school sidewalks, parking lots, playgrounds, outdoor basketball courts, fire station bays, airplane hangers, food processing plants, entryways or any area that is now cleaned using a hose and nozzle, power washer or similar device.

It can also be used with hot water to remove grease and grime.

FAST & EFFORTLESS CLEANING

Waterbroom cleans faster - labor is reduced by as much as 75% when compared to cleaning with a garden hose, power washer or broom. Since WaterBroom uses minimum water for cleaning, surfaces dry faster.

The waterbroom is also light and easy to handle.

STURDY

The Waterbroom is made from heavy gauge 6061 T-6 aircraft aluminium with solid brass jets and fittings. It has a 5 year warranty.

How does it work?

The Waterbroom easily connects to a hose and combines air and water pressure to do the cleaning.

It uses 2 gallons (7.5 litres)of water per minute in comparison to a standard hose and nozzle or power washer which  consumes water at the rate of 8 to 18 gallons (30 to 68 litres) per minute.

The Waterbroom comes with a 21”, 31” and 36” cleaning path options.

(Facts & figures are based on tests conducted in the US)