This is a tool that has got a lot of mix's reviews online and this video is my 100% real opinion of this tool hope you enjoy and learn from it thank for watching.
Thank you so much. You save me some money today cause I was really thinking about buying one and washing cars to make some extra money on the side and this would have been a total set back.
I just bought this even after watching your video and rating it as a bust. I can see why it wouldn't be so great for washing your truck but I use mine inside the garage on a classic car. I have a 2500psi gas washer and a 1800 electric washer but I don't want to drag them out and hook them up plus I needed something with less psi but more than my 60psi hose and bucket capable is a must. I use this1st with soap, then a tap water rinse and then with a bucket of distilled water. The distilled eliminates water spots and great prep for wax. I never expect a full rating from any pressure washer. I figure what ever number is on the unit reduce that by a third for real world use.
I've had a Worx Hydroshot for years now and like it so much I bought a second one as a backup. I actually urged Ryobi on several occasions to come out with a similar tool, so as soon as it was released I bought one. The power is about the same on each one but the Worx definitely has a better setup. With the Hydroshot, you can change tips just like a pressure washer or use the selectable nozzle head like the Ryobi, (though the Worx has more settings).
The tool is part of Ryobi days and as such I got it in the kit took the batteries back so the tool only cost me $44. If you look closely you can replace the attachment to the hose with a metal one as they use them for pressure cleaners and they're making an adjustable nozzle that we'll be able to be used later on. As stated these are for use in places where water is not readily available.
bought one today and had the same thoughts. harbor freight sells their power washer for 10bux more. its rated somewhere around 1300psi. i recommend that. its not as convenient as cordless but will do the job better. im taking mine back.,
Thanks, was waiting for your review on this, I would have had to order it from the states so would have ended up costing me about $120, I'll now give it a miss, cheers!
in my scenario, I use it to wash/rinse my mountain bike right after a ride at the trail head, and dry it off with the wind on the way home, pretty nice for this application.
I agree got mine the other day and it's pretty weak. If you put your hand right in front of it, it's enough to hurt a little but from a foot away it's pretty weak. I think the best way to use it is up close
Just got mine this morning. Got it with the ryobi days sales, because i needed batteries anyway, so it was free. Im in an apartment so I thought it would cool to have to rinse off the patio when kids spill stuff daily, and to rinse off the cars once in a while.
Just bought this. When I connect via a garden hose and turn on faucet, the water free flows through the pressure washer without pulling the trigger... it seems yours was not free flowing when trigger is not depressed. Can you confirm? I’m thinking my flow stop is busted with hose on and open. Thanks!
I believe this pressure washer won't knock your socks off, but the real reason to have this is if you need spray action somewhere with no water hose or power outlet. like in a parking structure near a drain, car show, or middle of a parking lot.
Thank you so much. You save me some money today cause I was really thinking about buying one and washing cars to make some extra money on the side and this would have been a total set back.
I just bought this even after watching your video and rating it as a bust. I can see why it wouldn't be so great for washing your truck but I use mine inside the garage on a classic car. I have a 2500psi gas washer and a 1800 electric washer but I don't want to drag them out and hook them up plus I needed something with less psi but more than my 60psi hose and bucket capable is a must. I use this1st with soap, then a tap water rinse and then with a bucket of distilled water. The distilled eliminates water spots and great prep for wax. I never expect a full rating from any pressure washer. I figure what ever number is on the unit reduce that by a third for real world use.
I've had a Worx Hydroshot for years now and like it so much I bought a second one as a backup. I actually urged Ryobi on several occasions to come out with a similar tool, so as soon as it was released I bought one. The power is about the same on each one but the Worx definitely has a better setup. With the Hydroshot, you can change tips just like a pressure washer or use the selectable nozzle head like the Ryobi, (though the Worx has more settings).
The tool is part of Ryobi days and as such I got it in the kit took the batteries back so the tool only cost me $44. If you look closely you can replace the attachment to the hose with a metal one as they use them for pressure cleaners and they're making an adjustable nozzle that we'll be able to be used later on. As stated these are for use in places where water is not readily available.
bought one today and had the same thoughts. harbor freight sells their power washer for 10bux more. its rated somewhere around 1300psi. i recommend that. its not as convenient as cordless but will do the job better. im taking mine back.,
Thank you. I was wondering how this worked.
Good, honest review. I salute you for not being a ryobi fan boy.
Thanks, was waiting for your review on this, I would have had to order it from the states so would have ended up costing me about $120, I'll now give it a miss, cheers!
in my scenario, I use it to wash/rinse my mountain bike right after a ride at the trail head, and dry it off with the wind on the way home, pretty nice for this application.
Thanks for the honest review in less than 20 minutes. It seems this might work better for a boat on the water rather than a driveway.
Thank you for your honest review. I will pass on it.
I agree got mine the other day and it's pretty weak. If you put your hand right in front of it, it's enough to hurt a little but from a foot away it's pretty weak. I think the best way to use it is up close
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Just got mine this morning. Got it with the ryobi days sales, because i needed batteries anyway, so it was free. Im in an apartment so I thought it would cool to have to rinse off the patio when kids spill stuff daily, and to rinse off the cars once in a while.
You just saved me $100. Thanks!
Thanks for the honest review
Just bought this. When I connect via a garden hose and turn on faucet, the water free flows through the pressure washer without pulling the trigger... it seems yours was not free flowing when trigger is not depressed. Can you confirm? I’m thinking my flow stop is busted with hose on and open. Thanks!
Would this work good cleaning parm bathrooms that have no access to water? I got a lot of grime on the floor that needs to come up.
I believe this pressure washer won't knock your socks off, but the real reason to have this is if you need spray action somewhere with no water hose or power outlet. like in a parking structure near a drain, car show, or middle of a parking lot.
I wanted to know about the bucket with soap and water mix after about 10 videos I found this. Thanks for ur video