Looking to buy some expensive gear? The top-of-the-line equipment is not too far away if players know how to rake in the cash.
There is no doubt that PowerWash Simulator is a cathartic experience for gamers who are tired of the grind. There is nothing quite like the joy of taking a filthy area, making it look brand new, and getting paid in the process. Unfortunately, this is where the game can sometimes feel too much like work.
Sometimes that payment isn't all that thrilling. When needing the best equipment, being offered to do a complex house for just a few hundred dollars isn't exactly a "feel good" reward. Thankfully, with some tips, the best equipment in PowerWash Simulator is just a couple of play sessions away.
If players take only one piece of advice from this guide, make it this one. It can be tempting to do big jobs because they offer big bucks. So why do a vehicle for a third of the price? This is where mathematics can help gamers make the right choice.
Although the big jobs do pay well, they take hours to complete. A car can be done in just a few minutes. Players looking to make money fast need to only be concerned about dollars per hour and the vehicles yield the most cash.
Granted, this is more of a saving tip than a making money tip, but it will help gamers get rich fast all the same. Soap nozzles and short extensions cost money. Needing to "spend money to make money" is a valid strategy for the long extensions and turbo nozzles, these other two just aren't good enough.
At the end of the game, there is a place for buying all the gizmos and gadgets. They are occasionally helpful. Early on, refilling soap costs more cash than it helps. Sometimes the $10 investment barely covers itself. Hold off on these attachments and liquids until the best gear has been purchased.
When frustrated with a big project, it can be tempting to quit the game and play one of the other Game Pass games this one released with. But don't throw in the towel just yet! Instead of trying to polish off every rock from that rock garden, start with the driveway.
Although small, intricate objects look the most enticing, the big money is in the floors and the walls. These are the most simple to clean and they are the biggest projects. In the system, they tend to give players the most money. If saving up for the next big thing, it's quicker to earn cash this way.
PowerWash Simulator is available now for PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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