You know, many companies say they have the best equipment, but here at the Crystal Cleaning Company we can prove it !Through our specifications, you will notice that the Crystal Cleaning Company's equipment is unique and produce some very interesting numbers. When a company says "up to" what do they really mean? Take a look at the Equipment Comparison Page.
We invite you to ask questions about the equipment. See the spec's. As my grandfather use to say, "Numbers don't lie".
These are all good questions to explore and in our experience in purchasing generic prefab equipment, we found most manufactures say their pressure washer will heat water up to 200 degrees. Reality is they fall far short of those claims outside the labortories of where they're tested.
We find that these prefab equipment, when under full load, can only produce temperatures of 150 to 165 with a few hitting 180. In order to hit the 200 degree mark, you have to sacrifice the volume of water and in some cases, pressure. This is unacceptable when doing a garage floor. The end result is damage to your cement, and the removal process, is mediocre at best.
We at the Crystal Cleaning Company found that these machines average temperatures was inadequate for removing oil from the cement of a Parking Facility.
You need at least 245 degrees under a full load to break the bond of the oil on a molecular level. PERIOD !
Our competitor’s boilers are only at 350,000 to 450,000 BTU's. This is why they have to "Turn down the flow" in order to hit those 200 degree F. marks. Meaning, if they have a 6 gpm pump, they would have to reduce their water flow to 3 or 4 gpms so that the water flow has is less for their boilers to heat the water to a higher temperture. This would reduce the cleaning power of the machine and possible etch the cement with the thinner spray.
Below is a chart supplied from a well known manufacture who says there machines hit 200 degrees. Look at what is needed to hit a 140 degree rise from a 4 to 6 gallon per minute pressure washer. Note the outside ambient temperture needed to hit a 140 degree rise.
| GPM | 140 Degree Rise | Boilers BTU's Needed |
| 4 | Boiler Nozzal - 2.50 Outside Ambient Temperature 80 Degrees | 365,000 BTU's |
| 5 | Boiler Nozzal - 3.00 Outside Ambient Temperature 90 Degrees | 435,000 BTU's |
| 6 | Boiler Nozzal - 3.5 Outside Ambient Temperature 90 Degrees | 530,000 BTU's |
Nozzle size x 140000= diesel fired BTU @ 100 psi fuel pressure.
Looking at the chart above, you can see that at 6 Gallons Per Minute, a pressure washer needs a minimum of 530,000 BTU boiler with outside air temperature hitting 90 degrees F to take the water from 50 degrees to 190 degrees. But what about the nights when most pressure washers work?
We were concerned about this also. We hired a team of engineers to make a pair of boilers capable of reaching 2.2 MILLION BTU's. Now, no matter what's the outside temperature, or what's the heat loss do to the lenght of the hose, we are able to hit temperatures of 300+ degrees F at the end of a 200 ft hose. This makes us the hottest pressure washer on the planet. We are also capible of reducing water flow from 12 GPM's to 2 GPM's or any flow in between at the turn of a switch. No other pressure washer can make those claims... NO ONE !!
Below are some pictures and spec's:
| Product Details | 
Crystal Cleaning Company LLC Photo All rights reserved. |  3000 PSI at 5 Gallons per minute |
| Boilers | 2.2 Million BTU | 375,000 BTU |
| Coils | TWIN 3/4 inch diameter | SINGLE 1/2 inch diameter |
| Pumps | TWIN 12 GPM Varible @ 5,000 psi | Single 5 GPM Fixed @ 3,000 psi |
| Motor | 3.3 Liter Turbo Diesel | 24 hp Gasoline Motor |