Pressure Washer recommendations for skull cleaning

[uneducated_outdoorsman]

I use the plug in Karcher one, boil for 1.5/2 hours then it works away fine. Using the spinning head attachment it great for stuck on stuff but need to be careful around the nose end. Only ever done reds and have been told if doing Roe then more care is needed

 

[jasonmillar]

Looking at getting a pressure washer for cleaning off heads after I have boiled them,

I currently have access to my dads pressure washer, however it is an extremely low pressure one that he uses for washing motorbikes to avoid taking the stickers off, and is absolutely no good for skull preparation,

On the other end of the spectrum, I have borrowed my cousins industrial grade pressure washer in the past, which cleans the heads excellently, however you have to be extremely careful not to damage the skull or strip the colour off the antlers due to it being so powerful.

What do other people use that has enough power to do a good job of cleaning the skull, without being stupidly powerful at the same time? It should also be said that I don't want to be spending a fortune on one, something cheap and cheerful that would get the job done would be fine. Thanks

 

[jasonmillar]

Sand blaster t
works well for me

 

[jasonmillar]

You don't need a pressure washer to clean heads , though it helps if your doing a lot at once as it does speed things up . You do need a boiler though ( just add some soap powder ) then use a std garden hose pipe .
Unless you spend a lot on a commercial duty machine ( which are longer lasting )

Guy on YouTube is using battery acid

 

[SPRUCEY]

Karcher K3 is what I use, you can buy different 'wands' for the end of the lance too so it's adjustable pressure.