Just want to say because of you I bought this product and I'm super happy with it! Thank you. It's been great to use for cleaning quick and remote jobs! Thank you
One thing I like about Andrew is that he doesn't waste my time. He only puts up content about things I need to know about. He doesn't try to maximize the content.
@@Kitearmy are you saying you bagged your trusty Worx portable with 2liter bottler for the Ryobi 600psi with bottle? Or do you still like the Worx for lightest "grab&go" cleaning? (did u ever do a comparison of the Worx vd 600psi Ryobi? - im sure theres a difference, just be nice to see it apples and apples)
@@julesgranati5860 In theory the 40V will last 2x as long for the same Ah rating. Ryobi "40V" is actually 36V so it's exactly 2x what a ONE+ battery is. In a "single row" battery a ONE+ will have 5 cells, a "40V" will have 10 cells. To put it another way, a Ryobi "40V" 2Ah battery has the same *energy* (Wh) as a ONE+ 4Ah battery, all other things being equal (e.g. like having the same make/model cells inside). Both have the same number of cells at the same capacity. Assuming the same *power* drawn they will last roughly the same time. However interestingly as in the video the tools are extremely similar, and you'd say identical from the battery up. They cannot be the same exactly internally since one is running on 18V and the other on 36V. But, since they are so similar I'm wondering if they haven't just put in some kind of converter to step down the 36V from the 40V battery to 18V. In this case there would be some loss in the step down (won't be 100% efficient) and you wouldn't really get the same run time per battery Wh as the 40V would be slightly worse in that dimension. That's *if* it's really the same motor inside and they are converting voltage.
Every video like this just rubs salt in the wound of those of us waiting for the Ego pressure washer (or those of us with Milwaukee that also don’t have a battery operated pressure washer).
@@Kitearmy sigh, they haven’t disappointed yet. The only problem is when a new model of what you already own comes out with some amazing new feature(s)!
A lot of neat toys out there to play with, huh?! You’re having a ball reviewing these things aren’t ya! Carry on bro! Enjoy the info. Just waiting for my Ego battery to charge for round #2 of lawn mowing so I checked out your video while I was waiting. Cheers, John 😉👍
Does the 9Ah battery fit on the case? Also, a comment about the run time would be good. Wouldn't that be a difference between the 18 and 40V. But you said you made a whole day (home many hours?) with what seems to be the a 4Ah 18V battery. Right?
Another few differences between the 40V and the ONE+: -40V comes with the aux handle, probably due to it being more likely to be paired with heavier batteries. -Being a 40V outdoor tool it seems Ryobi gave it a 5yr warranty. The ONE+ version only has 3yrs. -Just looking at it, I think it might not be easy to do the 2L bottle thing on the 40V due to the size of the battery case? I haven't tried (just got mine) but it seems like the battery case would be in the way.
@@ya7770 Yeah for sure. Car washing doesn't require huge pressure really, unless you mean like getting thick mud off a pickup truck, Jeep, etc. after a day of off-roading lol.
It's nice to see they're starting to include the 40 volt platform in their newer hand tools. I have a few 18 volt but it's nice to know I could put the larger batteries for my snow blower to more use
glad you minimize music. otherwise when talking about the battery butt of these tools the sir mix a lot would not have been just in my head. i have the 18v one.
I bought this one last summer to wash my suv. I notice there are chemical nozzles availiable also . To use the power cleaner on weeds and bushes with a herbicide do you have to utilize those chemical nozzles? What you think?
Thank you for this detailed video. I purchased the 18V and noticed that the metal connector (attached to the unit) after the first use was a bit loose and had to tighten it. Also I am not sure why none of the plastic adapters snap in the unit metal connector as smoothly as I see in the video and none of them go all the way in. Do you think the unit might be defective and even thought it seems to work now perhaps give issues at some point?
thanks man for the video. I like the 18v, but what is the time to discharge if I use uset it full?..... my cousin told me that the dewalt discharge in 5min, he bought in Home Depot and returned in same week. Is I use the 18v, what is the time to take the battery discharge? thank you
I bought it was my truck at work. Works great. Bring my own water, 2 gallons is enough for a fast rinse. It is a very underated tool until you get one. You're right about the things you will find that you can do with it. I like it more than my pressure washer because I have no hoses to attach and it can go anywhere.
LOL: You finally give a positive review on a Ryobi product, but one I have no interest in! Appreciate your videos just the same. Great to see the difference between the 18v and 40v models.
Can this tool be used to clean the grout of the tile flooring inside my home (with a dry vac obviously)? What would you recommend for indoor tile grout cleaning?
Another fine video - thank you. The best battery power washer that I know of is the one made by Sun Joe. This unit can get to 1000+ psi and I would imagine it has a better gpm than Ryobi or Worx. The downside of it is that it is more cumbersome to deal with.
Andrew, are you going to compare the Ryobi and the Worx? I know since they included the lancet, the word hydro shot has lost its charm for me, but the Ryobi looks similar to the first gen Hydroshot. Interested to know the difference in power.
Hey man, I just purchased the 18v for $40 open box and I love it but I noticed it has a plastic fitting at the bottom to attach everything. Did you change yours to an aftermarket metal quick connect?
The older non-HP 320psi unit has a plastic quick-connect. The two HPs (ONE+ and 40V, 600psi) both have a metal fitting in the same place. It's possible to replace the one on the older one with a metal one though.
i am in the market right now- i was sure the 18v was 320 psi while the 40v was 600 psi......ie not both 600 - if that were the case wouldn.t everyone buy the cheaper 18v for 1/2 the price-?
Hi Andrew, thank you for responding quickly. Most of your videos beside you are too exciting when you're introducing your tools and maybe these're make people feel exciting, too. What i like about your videos that including the different tests and your performed. Especially I can hear the sound of each tool because, I want to find a tool with a low noise when using without any neighbor notice. Anyway, I decide place an order of The Hydroshot 725 cordless pressure because, it's low noise and power than The Ryobi. Also, I didn't like the type of battery like of Ryobi. I like the battery to slice in. My wife said " I'm too picky ". But that's me. Thanks again and as always support your Chanel.
Great video , one question, in the inductions it tells you not to use it without the metal wand ? Well in Australia but was wondering if there was a difference with and with out ?
I bought the 600 psi one today (Aus) and they've done something to it where it can't click in without using the wand. If I could click it in directly like in this video, it would suit me a lot better
Maybe two of them. One smaller model for portable lightweight small jobs and the other with a large battery Bank (like the z6 has) for bigger pressure washing jobs that require more power.
I bought the smaller one, but it doesn’t seem to suck up any water and just runs. The instructions were not super helpful, and I am wondering if you have any ideas to get it working?
@ Momster Jess Make sure to prime it. My worx wouldn't draw until I removed the hose and turned it so the connector on the unit was right side up. then kept on dropping a little water into the opening. Also, take a toothpick and push open the internal check valve on the connector to free it up to make priming quicker. It's still an initial slow draw when changing the hose into a new water supply. The 2L bottle draw should be much quicker.
Has anyone had the 40volt one motor start clicking when you use it? I used this once, then came back a few weeks later and the motor would just click. I was using the garden hose for water supply vs a bucket before. I removed the hose and reseated the battery. Click click click click. I could see the motor on the inside trying to spin. Reseated it again and after a few tries it started up. Worked with the hose though the entire job.
If you just wanna to spray off dirt and debris (like maybe something that your leaf blower can't handled), yeah, this will do the trick. It will be too time consuming to removed heavy mold or algae because you'd have to have the nozzle so close- but for even small amounts of that on your deck, it will still probably get the job done.
I get about 30 mins on my 40v 6ah battery… I use it every morning to wash the duck poop off my dock. Keeps it looking brand new. I also use it to was my 4 wheelers, ATV and scooters and it works great…
This is totally true, but not what this product is designed for. For me personally, there are probably 10x as many jobs where I don't need that kind of power, and I don't want the hassle of breaking out the electric pressure washer- unraveling electrical line and finding an outlet, unwinding the hose, unwinding the pressure hose, assembling the wand etc, I got 10-15 minutes of work before I've started cleaning anything off, when the power is already overkill for the job I'm doing (and then I'll have to do the same work putting it away). Most of the jobs I need it for, the EZ Clean is great for, and just takes a a bucket of water to have it running.
Just bought the 18v ez clean...took me 4 batteries to wash my 900sf +/- house. Only settled for front and back. Returning tomorrow. Only got it because the minimum equipment and maneuverability plus I have the 18v batteries from other tools. My only complaint is battery life out of it
The price though... they sell electric 2000 psi models with wheels like suitcase style for 20-40 more dollars than these cost and you can do so much more... yeah you cant use a bucket but damn if that thing was 80-100 bucks would be the ticket.
A valid point. In fact you can get around a 1900 Ryboi pressure washer for about what this thing costs (a few years ago, you could have actually purchased it cheaper than this unit).
I got the 18 volt and it sucks! It does ok if hooked to a garden hose, but if you use a bucket and pull the water out of it, it has less pressure than me pissing on the wall! Only if I put the bucket way above the nozzle will it put out any usable pressure. Highly disappointed!
Why do reviewer continue to say that a larger amp hour battery doesn’t increase performance. ONLY time. They ABSOLUTELY increase performance (watch any reviewer who has an actual way to test a product. Speed, power, etc). They weren’t really designed to increase performance, but they do.
I have never noticed a power increase on any ryboi tool I have based on the battery. It has something to do with how the unit is designed electrically and I read something written by an electrical engineer that there are only a few brands that are designed in a way that the different battery will make a difference (Milwaulkee Fuel line, for example). But to me, it always sounded like saying if you have more gas in your tank, your car will be faster.
Just want to say because of you I bought this product and I'm super happy with it! Thank you. It's been great to use for cleaning quick and remote jobs! Thank you
How does it perform vs a hose with your thumb over the end?
Appreciate the info, but it would have been nice to see some operational/runtime comparisons between the 40v and 18v model, since you had them both...
Needed comparison on power! Main reason I clicked.
Same..
Power is the same, they are both 600 psi. I think it's more about which batteries you have lying around.
One thing I like about Andrew is that he doesn't waste my time. He only puts up content about things I need to know about. He doesn't try to maximize the content.
Thank you sir - that is a very kind compliment!
@@Kitearmy are you saying you bagged your trusty Worx portable with 2liter bottler for the Ryobi 600psi with bottle? Or do you still like the Worx for lightest "grab&go" cleaning? (did u ever do a comparison of the Worx vd 600psi Ryobi? - im sure theres a difference, just be nice to see it apples and apples)
@@jmm1000 The Ryobi actually outperforms the worx - nice to see that they made some nice upgrades here. Lets see how Worx respondes
You never talked about the performance difference between the 18v and 40v.
it ended up being the same - the only difference was run time - but that also changes based on the battery used
@@Kitearmy did that mean the 40V ran longer even with similar battery sizes? (Ie. 4.0 18v and 4.0 40v)
@@julesgranati5860 Look at the batteries Wh (volts x Ah) the higher the number, the longer the run time. Does not affect power
@@julesgranati5860 In theory the 40V will last 2x as long for the same Ah rating. Ryobi "40V" is actually 36V so it's exactly 2x what a ONE+ battery is. In a "single row" battery a ONE+ will have 5 cells, a "40V" will have 10 cells.
To put it another way, a Ryobi "40V" 2Ah battery has the same *energy* (Wh) as a ONE+ 4Ah battery, all other things being equal (e.g. like having the same make/model cells inside). Both have the same number of cells at the same capacity. Assuming the same *power* drawn they will last roughly the same time.
However interestingly as in the video the tools are extremely similar, and you'd say identical from the battery up. They cannot be the same exactly internally since one is running on 18V and the other on 36V. But, since they are so similar I'm wondering if they haven't just put in some kind of converter to step down the 36V from the 40V battery to 18V. In this case there would be some loss in the step down (won't be 100% efficient) and you wouldn't really get the same run time per battery Wh as the 40V would be slightly worse in that dimension. That's *if* it's really the same motor inside and they are converting voltage.
But what was the average runtime of the 20v? 30 minutes or an hour or ??
Every video like this just rubs salt in the wound of those of us waiting for the Ego pressure washer (or those of us with Milwaukee that also don’t have a battery operated pressure washer).
Sorry - I hope EGO is working on one. Lets hope that the wait is worth it!
@@Kitearmy sigh, they haven’t disappointed yet. The only problem is when a new model of what you already own comes out with some amazing new feature(s)!
A lot of neat toys out there to play with, huh?! You’re having a ball reviewing these things aren’t ya! Carry on bro! Enjoy the info. Just waiting for my Ego battery to charge for round #2 of lawn mowing so I checked out your video while I was waiting. Cheers, John 😉👍
Always happy to see you around - hopefully that battery gets charged fast
Does the 9Ah battery fit on the case?
Also, a comment about the run time would be good. Wouldn't that be a difference between the 18 and 40V. But you said you made a whole day (home many hours?) with what seems to be the a 4Ah 18V battery. Right?
Another few differences between the 40V and the ONE+:
-40V comes with the aux handle, probably due to it being more likely to be paired with heavier batteries.
-Being a 40V outdoor tool it seems Ryobi gave it a 5yr warranty. The ONE+ version only has 3yrs.
-Just looking at it, I think it might not be easy to do the 2L bottle thing on the 40V due to the size of the battery case? I haven't tried (just got mine) but it seems like the battery case would be in the way.
Good enough to wash a car?
@@ya7770 Yeah for sure. Car washing doesn't require huge pressure really, unless you mean like getting thick mud off a pickup truck, Jeep, etc. after a day of off-roading lol.
It's nice to see they're starting to include the 40 volt platform in their newer hand tools. I have a few 18 volt but it's nice to know I could put the larger batteries for my snow blower to more use
glad you minimize music. otherwise when talking about the battery butt of these tools the sir mix a lot would not have been just in my head. i have the 18v one.
sorry - I love the beats
Thank you from Maisy and her humans! What a transformation!
Meeow meeeeoooow meow
5:49 Premium video editing 😎. Blur that personal information.
Thanks for the video 👍.
high tech editing - ruled 8x11 paper
Saw this in sale today so here I am looking up reviews. Enjoyed your video and your PA accent! Reminds me of my PA fam
I bought this one last summer to wash my suv. I notice there are chemical nozzles availiable also . To use the power cleaner on weeds and bushes with a herbicide do you have to utilize those chemical nozzles? What you think?
Thank you for this detailed video. I purchased the 18V and noticed that the metal connector (attached to the unit) after the first use was a bit loose and had to tighten it. Also I am not sure why none of the plastic adapters snap in the unit metal connector as smoothly as I see in the video and none of them go all the way in. Do you think the unit might be defective and even thought it seems to work now perhaps give issues at some point?
Glad it helped
Can you put things like weed killer in a bottle and use it that way???? I have a townhome with no hose faucet out back
It's a clean machine. Love the guy with the tractor and as always love the video.
Thanks mate - the tractor guy rocks
good amount of Varied "in use" footage... which is what everyone wants on any/every review
Great video. Looks like a fun little machine for small jobs. I could envision using it for lots of things. Love the different attachments.
Can you do another video and tell us why one would pay more for 40V ?
thanks man for the video. I like the 18v, but what is the time to discharge if I use uset it full?..... my cousin told me that the dewalt discharge in 5min, he bought in Home Depot and returned in same week.
Is I use the 18v, what is the time to take the battery discharge?
thank you
So! Informative. Thank you so much. Can’t wait to try mines out. 👍🏽
You are so welcome!
can it shoot high enough to reach pool enclosure framing..... say 15'? if so, sounds like it could siphon a bleach mix . thanks. great vid.
would be curious to see how much cleaner those items would be if you hit it with an electric or gas unit afterwards..
wouldnt be any cleaner regardless of psi.
I found the tool started getting pretty warm right about the time the 18v 4amp hour battery ran out. So I give it a rest to let it cool down.
I bought it was my truck at work. Works great. Bring my own water, 2 gallons is enough for a fast rinse. It is a very underated tool until you get one. You're right about the things you will find that you can do with it. I like it more than my pressure washer because I have no hoses to attach and it can go anywhere.
Thanks for sharing
Can you use hot water?
superb review, thank you man 🙌🤩🙌
My pleasure!
What is the differency in usage time before changing the batttery of 18V vs 40V?
Really good video, straight to the point, and I actually enjoyed watching it, really good content!!
Thanks mate
Great video on Ryobi EZClean power washer. Among all the cordless brands, is there one that's quieter in noise level?
I think they all make about the same amount of noise
@@Kitearmyryobi vs worx?
nice haven't heard this intro song for a long time :D
Can you use cleaning solution mixed with the water in the bottle / bucket? Or will it only work with water?
it could cause damage
Would you recomend this for trash bin cleaning
Just used it for that today
LOL: You finally give a positive review on a Ryobi product, but one I have no interest in! Appreciate your videos just the same. Great to see the difference between the 18v and 40v models.
Ryobi has done a good job with this product. I'm actually going to keep it - yey
Will will it remove Moss and algae from stone patio slab ?
Truth: I'm not in the Ryobi eco-system, but these look great!
It is shockingly good - glad to finally like a Ryobi product
Can this tool be used to clean the grout of the tile flooring inside my home (with a dry vac obviously)? What would you recommend for indoor tile grout cleaning?
Steam cleaner. Like Karcher. This is too weak.
What’s the run time on 9amp 18v ?????
mode switch on the back? 1 2 3 ?
Exactly what I needed to know! Thank you!
Another fine video - thank you. The best battery power washer that I know of is the one made by Sun Joe. This unit can get to 1000+ psi and I would imagine it has a better gpm than Ryobi or Worx. The downside of it is that it is more cumbersome to deal with.
Worx have WX633 model with 820psi and 20v battery.
Andrew, are you going to compare the Ryobi and the Worx? I know since they included the lancet, the word hydro shot has lost its charm for me, but the Ryobi looks similar to the first gen Hydroshot. Interested to know the difference in power.
The Ryobi has about 2x the power of the hydroshot - still love the hydroshot but they got beat here
Looking to buy one of these great video thanks
Hey man, I just purchased the 18v for $40 open box and I love it but I noticed it has a plastic fitting at the bottom to attach everything. Did you change yours to an aftermarket metal quick connect?
this is all stock
The older non-HP 320psi unit has a plastic quick-connect. The two HPs (ONE+ and 40V, 600psi) both have a metal fitting in the same place. It's possible to replace the one on the older one with a metal one though.
Any difference with ONE+ HP battery and normal ONE+ battery?
I have the 18v and use it to clean the bottom of my Ego mower and Weed wacker after each use. It’s so quick and easy to do.
Good suggestion - I was really hoping that EGO would come out with a battery pressure washer
@@Kitearmy I’d bet a lot of money that they will sooner or later.
@@DarksouIjah That seems to be the chant - PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE EGO!
How long the battery lasts??? I want to wash my dog kennel (480 sqf) 🤔
You didn’t talk about the other accessories
Great video, thank you, Sir!
Glad you liked it!
Also what’s runtime on 4amp 18v ????
I imagine this would be great for boats, just chuck the hose end into the water and you are good until the battery runs out.
Can we get him to 100k please!!!!!
Cool never seen these
i am in the market right now- i was sure the 18v was 320 psi while the 40v was 600 psi......ie not both 600 - if that were the case wouldn.t everyone buy the cheaper 18v for 1/2 the price-?
depends what bat platform you are in
Thanks!
Thanks so much mate - much appreciated! :)
Could it reach 15' up a wall?
prob not
Buying this
Is it any more psi than a garden hose?
Hi Andrew, thank you for responding quickly. Most of your videos beside you are too exciting when you're introducing your tools and maybe these're make people feel exciting, too. What i like about your videos that including the different tests and your performed. Especially I can hear the sound of each tool because, I want to find a tool with a low noise when using without any neighbor notice. Anyway, I decide place an order of The Hydroshot 725 cordless pressure because, it's low noise and power than The Ryobi. Also, I didn't like the type of battery like of Ryobi. I like the battery to slice in. My wife said " I'm too picky ". But that's me. Thanks again and as always support your Chanel.
Hahahah - tell your wife you ARE picky and this is why you selected her :)
worx did cordless washer before ryobi so please provide true information
His acting is entertaining and on point...
Thanks mate - nothing like a little joke to keep things light
Great video , one question, in the inductions it tells you not to use it without the metal wand ? Well in Australia but was wondering if there was a difference with and with out ?
I was thinking the same thing
I bought the 600 psi one today (Aus) and they've done something to it where it can't click in without using the wand. If I could click it in directly like in this video, it would suit me a lot better
My two little boys get really dirty. Can I use this on them?
hummmmm
Cant wait to try this out on my 18 wheeler
Perfect for that
Can you put soap in the bottle or bucket?
No, you need the spray bottle to put the soap in and connect it in front of the EZ Clean.
looks good for little stuff...now if EGO made one it would go with all my other 56v tools
Hopefully they get the message - it's getting hard to wait!!!
Maybe two of them. One smaller model for portable lightweight small jobs and the other with a large battery Bank (like the z6 has) for bigger pressure washing jobs that require more power.
@@robertthompson3447 I think they would have to go with a larger maybe 2000psi, just because of the size of their batteries. But who knows????
I bought the smaller one, but it doesn’t seem to suck up any water and just runs. The instructions were not super helpful, and I am wondering if you have any ideas to get it working?
maybe - make sure that the connector in the ezclean is real tight - if it is loose it will not draw water
@ Momster Jess Make sure to prime it. My worx wouldn't draw until I removed the hose and turned it so the connector on the unit was right side up. then kept on dropping a little water into the opening. Also, take a toothpick and push open the internal check valve on the connector to free it up to make priming quicker. It's still an initial slow draw when changing the hose into a new water supply. The 2L bottle draw should be much quicker.
If it’s cleaning tables, chairs and siding, why wouldn’t it work on sidewalks and driveways?
Has anyone had the 40volt one motor start clicking when you use it? I used this once, then came back a few weeks later and the motor would just click. I was using the garden hose for water supply vs a bucket before. I removed the hose and reseated the battery. Click click click click. I could see the motor on the inside trying to spin. Reseated it again and after a few tries it started up. Worked with the hose though the entire job.
Which is one is better Ryobi 40v 600psi or Hydroshot 40v 750psi?
go Ryobi
Why mine doesn’t click without the wand? Anyone has the same problem?
What’s the psi
I didn't hear the difference between the 40v and the 18v if they're both 600psi
yep
So this wouldn't be good to wash a small wooden deck?
If you just wanna to spray off dirt and debris (like maybe something that your leaf blower can't handled), yeah, this will do the trick. It will be too time consuming to removed heavy mold or algae because you'd have to have the nozzle so close- but for even small amounts of that on your deck, it will still probably get the job done.
@@kevinmach730 Thank you so much!
I bought this to clean the back porch but it didnt work well for that.. we ended up using this to clean our puppies pin area works great for dog shit
Didn’t mention about snow form
Worx vs ryobi?
Ryobi in this case - ad the worx for a while - then upgraded to this model
2:50 is open body/lakewater safe?
yes
Compared to Dewalt?
18v isn’t going to cut it powerwise and may not fit that tool. I have 18v leaf blower and I can’t finish my driveway on a full charge battery
That sounds about right
Great review but lacking the pressure I need.
If you need portable it can't be beat but of you need power then you need a plug in model
I agree - I have both but this thing is damn handy
How long do the batteries last?
depends on size - I was impresses with the run time
@@Kitearmy I don't need exact numbers and I won't hold you to them. But approximately how long with the 4ah 18V? 10 minutes? 15 minutes? 30+ minutes?
@@Margalus I would say about 20min with the 18v 4ah
@@Kitearmy Thanks!
I get about 30 mins on my 40v 6ah battery… I use it every morning to wash the duck poop off my dock. Keeps it looking brand new.
I also use it to was my 4 wheelers, ATV and scooters and it works great…
One thing I don't like is that you have to get super close compared to a 2000 PSI electric power washer
This is totally true, but not what this product is designed for. For me personally, there are probably 10x as many jobs where I don't need that kind of power, and I don't want the hassle of breaking out the electric pressure washer- unraveling electrical line and finding an outlet, unwinding the hose, unwinding the pressure hose, assembling the wand etc, I got 10-15 minutes of work before I've started cleaning anything off, when the power is already overkill for the job I'm doing (and then I'll have to do the same work putting it away). Most of the jobs I need it for, the EZ Clean is great for, and just takes a a bucket of water to have it running.
Nice
Thanks mate
Just bought the 18v ez clean...took me 4 batteries to wash my 900sf +/- house. Only settled for front and back. Returning tomorrow. Only got it because the minimum equipment and maneuverability plus I have the 18v batteries from other tools. My only complaint is battery life out of it
what amp batteries?
It seems an ordinary garden hose with a small hole nozzle will do the same.
Can you clean a car with these?
perfect for car wash
@@Kitearmywhat’s the run time?
The cleaning of the grill near the end of the video doesn't seem legit. The debris on the grill does not looked cooked on.
How about cleaning a shower?
perfect for that
YOU FILL THE GALLON WITH WUTTER 😂😂
The price though... they sell electric 2000 psi models with wheels like suitcase style for 20-40 more dollars than these cost and you can do so much more... yeah you cant use a bucket but damn if that thing was 80-100 bucks would be the ticket.
A valid point. In fact you can get around a 1900 Ryboi pressure washer for about what this thing costs (a few years ago, you could have actually purchased it cheaper than this unit).
This is not true with the 2 amp batteries it only runs for 10 seconds and shuts off, only works with 4 amp and higher.
I got the 18 volt and it sucks! It does ok if hooked to a garden hose, but if you use a bucket and pull the water out of it, it has less pressure than me pissing on the wall! Only if I put the bucket way above the nozzle will it put out any usable pressure. Highly disappointed!
you got something hooked up wrong - mine can cut skin
where do i order the short adaptor?
Bleach ok?
Theirs one that 320 PSI 600 psi
Why do reviewer continue to say that a larger amp hour battery doesn’t increase performance. ONLY time. They ABSOLUTELY increase performance (watch any reviewer who has an actual way to test a product. Speed, power, etc). They weren’t really designed to increase performance, but they do.
I have never noticed a power increase on any ryboi tool I have based on the battery. It has something to do with how the unit is designed electrically and I read something written by an electrical engineer that there are only a few brands that are designed in a way that the different battery will make a difference (Milwaulkee Fuel line, for example). But to me, it always sounded like saying if you have more gas in your tank, your car will be faster.
The ryobi is about $150.00 cheaper. Of course it has half of the battery power.