Snow Commotion

Ever since Snow (the one-hit wonder white rapper) invented Snow Foam, detailers have gone crazy for a flurry of white foamy goodness.

Now, you don't need to be an expert to realise that snow foaming without a proper snow foam lance is like trying to compete in the Grand National on a lame Shetland pony.

The 'foam gun' that came with the pressure washer, or the one you got from the garden centre that you pump up manually, could be woefully lacking.

And by lacking, we mean 'dribbling out watery foam no matter how good your snow foam is'.

Now, all that could change by investing in a proper snow foam lance, like our Snow Commotion here.

Being a 'proper' snow foam lance means that the Snow Commotion is made of brass, with a 1 litre dosing bottle and adjustments for mixture (top knob), blade compression (twistable nozzle) and even spray orientation (vertical, horizontal or anything in-between).

Being a v2 lance design, it also features a wide mouth for easy filling of the 1 litre bottle, graduated markings on the bottle inc dilution ratios, and it's more stable with a wider base, too.

Please note: if the foam is watery and your lance settings, snow foam concentration, pressure washer and water supply seem fine, check that the lance diptube is properly attached and not blocked by being stuck against the side of the lance bottle. And after every use, rinse the foam lance thoroughly by running 1 litre of water through it as if it was snow foam solution - this is critical if any sealant or drying aid is used (we do not recommend the use of lance based sealants and drying aids for this reason). Hard water, sealants and other contaminants can block the mesh filter