All 18 Washers and Nozzles in PowerWash Simulator 2

In PowerWash Simulator 2, a washer is the machine that pushes water out at high pressure, and a nozzle is the tip on its end that shapes the spray. Together they set how hard the water hits and how wide it spreads, so the right pairing gets the job done faster and cleaner. The game offers two washer brands, Prime Vista and Urban X, along with a range of nozzles, so knowing what each part does makes your setup easier to plan.

Prime Vista 1500

The starter Prime Vista washer for light-duty jobs.

Type

Power washer

Tier

Light-duty

Shop Price

Included at start

Urban X U1

The second starter washer, built for light-duty close-range work.

Type

Power washer

Tier

Light-duty

Shop Price

Included at start

Prime Vista 2400

A balanced step up in pressure and reach for early and mid-career jobs.

Type

Power washer

Tier

Medium-duty

Shop Price

$1,000

Urban X U2

A medium-duty washer with strong pressure and a narrower area of effect.

Type

Power washer

Tier

Medium-duty

Shop Price

$1,200

Prime Vista 3000

A heavy-duty workhorse with more pressure and reach for large jobs.

Type

Power washer

Tier

Heavy-duty

Shop Price

$5,000

Urban X Max

The heavy-duty Urban X option for stubborn dirt and vehicle work.

Type

Power washer

Tier

Heavy-duty

Shop Price

$6,000

Prime Vista Pro

A professional washer that is the only model compatible with the Triple-Tip Nozzle.

Type

Power washer

Tier

Professional

Shop Price

$10,000

Urban X Stream

A professional washer with the exclusive Double Turbo Nozzle.

Type

Power washer

Tier

Professional

Shop Price

$12,000

SwirlForce Surf Ace

A rotary surface cleaner that covers broad flat areas faster than a spray fan.

Type

Surface cleaner

Tier

Surface cleaner

Shop Price

$500

Prime Vista Pro Triple-Tip Nozzle

The Prime Vista Pro's exclusive three-tip nozzle for broad, forceful passes.

Type

Attachment nozzle

Tier

Professional

Shop Price

$2,500

Adaptable Nozzle

Lets you change the spray width for broad areas or fine details.

Type

Attachment nozzle

Tier

All water-washer tiers

Shop Price

$150 Prime Vista 1500; $180 Urban X U1; $750 Prime Vista 2400; $900 Urban X U2; $1,500 Prime Vista 3000; $1,800 Urban X Max; $2,250 Prime Vista Pro; $2,700 Urban X Stream.

Urban X Stream Double Turbo Nozzle

The Urban X Stream's exclusive double-rotor turbo nozzle.

Type

Attachment nozzle

Tier

Professional

Shop Price

$3,000

Prime Vista vs Urban X: Which Washer Brand to Use

A washer is the main machine you use on every job, and nozzles clip onto it to shape the spray. The game sorts washers into four classes, light, medium, heavy, and professional, and each step up brings a stronger machine. The two brands handle power differently.

Prime Vista washers spread the spray over a wider area, so each pass covers more ground. Urban X washers hit harder over a smaller area, trading coverage for force. The choice comes down to whether you'd rather cover more surface at once or put more punch into one spot.

How to Get Washers and Nozzles in PowerWash Simulator 2

You start with two free light washers, the Prime Vista 1500 and the Urban X U1, so you can clean from your first job. Cash comes from completing cleaning jobs, and you spend them on new gear in the shop. The four basic tips come with every washer, but the adaptable, turbo, and soap nozzles are bought from the shop. The top two washers, the Prime Vista Pro and Urban X Stream, unlock late in career.

Red, Yellow, Green, and White Nozzles: Power vs. Coverage

The red, yellow, green, and white tips are the basic set, and they follow one simple rule: the narrower the spray, the harder it hits and the smaller the patch it covers. Red is a pencil-width stream at 0 degrees, with the most power and reach but a tiny area. Yellow at 15 degrees and green at 25 degrees sit in the middle, with yellow giving more force and green covering a bit more ground. White at 40 degrees makes the widest fan, with the most coverage but the least pressure and reach.

Picking between them means trading area for force. Narrow tips cut through stubborn spots, but they're slow on large surfaces. Wide tips cover big walls faster, though they lose strength on tough grime. Yellow and green handle most everyday cleaning, so they're the pair you'll reach for most often.

The Adaptable Nozzle: Best Nozzle for Most Washers

The adaptable nozzle does the work of all four basic tips in one piece. Instead of switching between fixed angles, you change the width of the spray, so you can go from a tight jet on a stubborn spot to a broad fan on a wall without swapping anything. It lets you adjust in finer steps than the fixed tips allow, which makes it the most precise way to match the spray to the job. For nearly every washer, it's the best nozzle to pick.

Turbo and Soap Nozzles: Are They Worth It?

The turbo nozzle spins its 0-degree stream in small circles. That covers a wider patch than the red tip while keeping full pressure, but it's less precise, especially at long range. For most players it isn't worth the Cash, since the adaptable nozzle gives a wider spray with more control.

The soap nozzle lays a foamy layer of soap over dirty surfaces, which loosens the grime. Soap is free to use, so there's no supply to watch or refill. Pairing it with the adaptable nozzle works well, since you can widen the spray for big walls and narrow it for tight edges.

Triple Tip and Double Turbo: Top Washer Nozzles

Each of the two top washers has its own special nozzle. The Triple Tip is made for the Prime Vista Pro and fires three 0-degree streams at once, which covers a wide area at high pressure. The Double Turbo is made for the Urban X Stream.

Since each one works only with its own washer, there's no use buying them early. Until you own those washers, the adaptable nozzle is the better use of your Cash.

Which Washers and Nozzles to Get First

Start with the free starter washer, and make the adaptable nozzle your first purchase, since it does the most with one buy. Next, consider the soap nozzle, but only once you own a medium, heavy, or professional washer, because it isn't sold for the two light starters. After that, let the surfaces you clean most guide your choices, since the right washer for those surfaces usually beats a bigger one that doesn't suit the job.

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