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Karcher K 1 Max 2000 PSI Pressure Washer For $56.10 Shipped From Amazon
This was selling for $98.78 yesterday and is now the lowest price ever from Amazon.
- Small Size, Big Power: The K 1 pressure washer combines compact, portable design with powerful performance, delivering 1700 PSI of TruPressure (Max 2000 PSI) and 1.45 max GPM for effective cleaning
- Compact and Lightweight: Weighing in at just about 9.8 lbs, this pressure washer is easy to carry and store, ideal for those with limited space, with built-in storage for included accessories
- Deep clean with detergent: The integrated siphon hose lets you apply your favorite detergents for a more powerful clean
- Vario Power spray wand: Easily adjust the spray pattern with a simple twist, customizing the pressure for any surface without changing nozzles
- The Kärcher Promise – Cleaner. Quicker: The K 1 power washer is perfect for cleaning pavement, patios, decks, cars, homes, fencing, and much more
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Research indicates that Alfred Kärcher’s company, Kärcher, used forced labor during World War II.
According to Kärcher’s own history and other sources, during WWII, the company was involved in the defense industry, producing items for the German Luftwaffe and Wehrmacht. During this time, they utilized prisoners of war in their production. Wikipedia notes that “Kärcher had a Russian camp, a Polish camp, a French camp and the Ruitzenmühle camp.”
While the term “Jewish slave labor” isn’t explicitly used in every public mention of Kärcher’s wartime practices, the use of “prisoners of war” and the existence of “camps” for Russian, Polish, and French individuals strongly points to the forced labor practices common in Nazi Germany, which included the systematic exploitation of various groups, including Jews, as slave labor. Many German companies during that period exploited the forced labor system.