Lawn mower washers didn’t exist. At least not until retired engineer John Sorenson got frustrated…
Scraping the underside of his riding mower was not how John planned to spend retirement. So he did what any development engineer would do. He invented a solution…
Lawn mower washers, as we said, didn’t exist until around 2004 when John invented his. And like most inventors, he created it because he needed it. “Ease of use. This product cleaned the lawn tractor mower deck and is much easier to clean the underside of the deck than with a garden hose and not get splashed and soaked”. Katherine L. Smith – Cleveland, Arkansas
John told me it uses “air vortex technology”… When I asked John how it works, he told me it uses the “vortex” (a whirling or circular motion like a whirlpool) created by the spinning “hi-vac” blades to scrub the insides of the lawnmower deck (blade housing area). John was an inventor and industrial engineer for many years. To develop his washer, John installed “accelerometers” under a number of lawn mower decks to study the direction and velocity of the air movement when the blades are spinning. He then tested different configurations to discover what angle water must be squirted up into the swirling blades to get full scrubbing action. The result of a year of testing is the Empire Washer. You can order yours here…
Is it safe? A few people wonder if it’s safe to have the Empire Washer under their lawn mower with the blades spinning. The washer is perfectly safe. The back-pressure from the water squirting up holds the device tight to the ground. Simply use the washer as the enclosed directions explain (loading and running your washing machine is more complicated than using this device) and within minutes, it will look like it was power-washed! Get yours here… If you want to learn more about the Empire Riding Lawn Mower Washer, visit these pages…
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