Bigboi is an Australian-designed range built around a single idea: touch the paint as little as possible. Since launching in 2016 it has become a fixture in detailing studios and home garages for equipment that dries, washes and vacuums without dragging grit across your clearcoat.
The range covers the three steps where hand-contact causes the most wash-induced swirls:
WASHR — pressure washers. Engineered for detailing rather than rough garden duty. Every WASHR is deliberately tuned down from its peak pressure, because on paint it is water volume — flow, in litres per minute — that lifts and carries grit off the panel, while concentrated pressure drives it in. Four models: the WASHR QUAD ($599, complete kit, 8 kg — the home enthusiast's pick), the WASHR DUO ($699, wall-mounted and fixed), the WASHR TRADIE ($799, built for mobile detailers) and the WASHR PRO MKII ($899, the best machine in the range — and the quietest, at 80 dB).
Not sure which one? We run these in our own Melbourne studio. Read Which BigBoi WASHR should you buy? — QUAD vs DUO vs TRADIE vs PRO MKII for the verified specs side by side, why PSI is the wrong number to shop on, and the two decisions people most often get wrong.
BLOWR — touchless car dryers. The BLOWR dryers push filtered, warmed air to dry your car with no contact and no marring. Choose from the compact BLOWR MINI, the professional BLOWR PRO MKII, or the cordless BLOWR CHARGD.
SUCKR — wet & dry vacuums. Strong, filtered extraction for interiors, boots and upholstery. The SUCKR MINI for portability, the SUCKR PRO MKII for the workshop.
D-IONIZR — spot-free rinse. Deionised water systems that let you rinse and walk away without water spots — the D-IONIZR GO for portability, the D-IONIZR1 MKII for a fixed setup.
Pair any WASHR with a Bigboi FOAMR foam cannon for a proper touchless pre-wash, and browse the full pressure washer range. Every Bigboi product ships Australia-wide, free over A$95.

















































