Blahst touchless drying with the Air Maxx
Blahst build around one idea: the whole wash setup lives on the wall and is ready when you are. The pressure washer mounts, the vacuum mounts, the hoses retract on their own. The Air Maxx is the drying half of that system.
It moves filtered air at volume so water comes off the panel without anything touching the paint. No towel marks on dark paint, and no water hiding in mirrors, badges and panel gaps waiting to run out five minutes after you finish.
Why buy the dryer as part of a Blahst setup
One wall, one system
The R30 or R18 pressure washer, the K21 vacuum and the Air Maxx dryer all mount in the same run. Wash, vacuum, dry, without moving anything or unpacking anything.
The bundle is cheaper
The Blahst Ultimate Garage Fit-out Bundle puts the pieces together for less than buying them one at a time. Worth checking before you buy the dryer on its own.
Consistent look
If the aesthetics of the garage matter to you, and for a lot of our customers they do, three matching units in a row beats three different brands.
Getting the most out of it
Dry while it is still wet
Use the dryer straight after the final rinse. Waiting until the water has half evaporated leaves deposits that air alone will not shift.
Top down
Roof, glass, bonnet and boot, then sides, then lower panels and wheels. Water runs downhill.
Do the cavities
Mirrors, badges, grilles, handles, fuel flap, wheel nuts, panel gaps. This is the part a towel cannot do and it is where the dryer justifies itself.
The wider Blahst range
Beyond the wash gear, Blahst make a modular wall storage system for the rest of the garage. Rails, hooks and power tool holders that mount on the same wall as the cleaning kit. See the modular wall storage and the full Blahst brand page. Their foam wash concentrate and premium wash bundle cover the consumables.
Blahst or Bigboi
The two go head to head across washers, vacuums and dryers. We have compared them in full: Bigboi vs Blahst. The Bigboi dryers are the direct alternative.