M MINGLE Foam Cannon Orifice Nozzle Tips and Foam Maker, Universal 1.1 mm Thread Nozzle and Mesh Filter for Snow Foam Lance, 3000 PSI

As was recommended by others, I got this little set for my 1700 PSI electric pressure washer from HF. I changed out the orifice in the nozzle without testing it in the original setup, but this orifice worked just as it needed to. I used it with the ArmorAll kit and found that I needed to open the valve all the way, but once I did so, the soap foamed up nicely. I'm glad I got this, as it was easy to install and works great.

Used it to replace existing nozzle. Honestly, could not tell the difference but it works great to this day, over two years of use. Good buy.

Due to very limited storage space, the pressure washer I use for car detailing is a 1700 PSI 1.2GPM Greenworks unit. It works well for what it is, but it just wasn't quite cutting it for my foam cannon, which recommends 1.8GPM or higher. I read several reviews online that indicated a 1.1mm orifice for my foam cannon may help make the most of my low GPM pressure washer. Since this one was so inexpensive, I decided to give it a go. It is incredibly easy to install this into a foam cannon. Simply use a slothead screwdriver to unscrew the existing orifice on the input side of the foam cannon (where the pressure washer hose connects to), and then screw the new one in. Other foam cannons may be different, but that is how mine worked. (I have the MATCC adjustable foam cannon, also purchased from Amazon). Literally takes about 30-60 seconds to install. Once installed, I tried this with my foam cannon and Chemical Guys Honeydew foam wash. The factory 1.25mm orifice that was on my MATCC foam cannon did a pretty good job, all things considered, but still left the foam a bit milky. With the smaller 1.1mm orifice, it made a slight difference, and the foam seemed to be thicker and remained on the paint surface longer before sliding off. It also made a slight difference in how clean my car finish got. One of my vehicles is a black Subaru Outback, and any missed spots during the washing process are very apparent. The thicker foam definitely made it so that I had less scrubbing to do with my wash mitt after the initial foam wash. Was it a huge difference? No. I'd say the foam was 10-15% thicker, and lasted maybe 15-20% longer on the paint. While hardly a scientific test, it is noticeable. Would I do it again? Considering how inexpensive the addition of the 1.1mm orifice is, I absolutely would. Just don't buy this expecting a night and day difference, only a moderate improvement. No complaints against the product itself, it seems like it did exactly as advertised. If you have a low flow/PSI pressure washer under 2GPM, and you're looking for better results from your foam cannon, go ahead and grab one of these. If you don't like it, it's very easy to simply replace the original orifice that came with your foam cannon.

Added to a foam sprayer and it did the trick

I suggest you use it without the wire mesh. It works great in my Harbor Freight foam cannon & gives you all the foam you ever need.

You see all these videos for the foam cannon hack and it's supposed to make the foam so much thicker blah blah blah. I really didn't notice and difference on the foam side. It burns through soap at twice the speed. I always doubled the recommended amount of soap in my foam cannon and got the same results as this gives without doubling the soap. The thing is... it pumps out so much more soap from the bottle, you end up refilling it again. So, your using just as much soap as if you just doubled the amount and didn't buy this.

Before the swap, the foam looked liked coconut milk. After the swap, it was nice and thick! Took less than 5 minutes to swap. Worth every penny!

Made a difference on the thickness of the foam. Very simple upgrade for better results. I would recommend buying this item.