Man this is perfect for THOSE OF US WHO LIVE IN APARTMENTS with motorcycles in our garage. No access to a garden hose! I just need it to wash my Harley! Not my car!
This is awesome! I didn't know premium brands like Ryobi had these. Perfect for apartment living. Another plus is you can used distilled water in the bucket to avoid water spots. Pairing it with ONR is a no-brainer. Awesome vid 👌
Ryobi s not a premium brand, lol. It's not terrible but it's the low end of cordless products. As a carpenter, we call them a homeowner product. As in not for professional use. Not trying to be a jerk, just my perspective.
Exactly. I’m mostly Milwaukee for all my tools, but I think I’m going to get the new 600psi brushless version for little jobs around the house and quick car washes. Ryobi is Milwaukee’s little brother. Both manufactured by TTI. Neither are top tier “premium.”
@@onebadjack1313 I used my Ryobi tools in a professional environment for years and they held up just fine. I've installed hundreds of exterior residential doors with an 18v ryobi impact driver and I have installed miles of quarter round with the 18v brand nailer. Go ahead and pay double for another name if you want to, but I would rather keep more of my money in my pocket. Screw what other people think about the name on my tools!
I just bought the new brushless version with 600 psi. I'm stoked to try it out! Another application for these: you could do a "spotless rinse" with distilled water, or maybe mix up a soap solution in the bucket.
Bought one of these and my thoughts: - great power for removing dirt (wheels, paving etc) - not great for rinsing the car because it doesn't suck enough water through. You're better with a hose! - bought the detergent bottle and found it was surprisingly good as a snow foam gun. Used it with Autofinesse Avalanche and I was genuinely impressed.
I live in an apartment (so no hose obviously) and washing my bikes is a pain the ass. This looks really handy, and I have a Ryobi battery on my drill already - thanks for the video! Going to pick up one of these...
I absolutely love the Ryobi EZClean! I have the 600psi one and in the winter I pre-treat with rinseless wash with my 1gal Ryobi chemical sprayer then bucket wash it and bucket-siphon rinse with the EZClean. Great system for up here in Rhode Island!
It looks there is some upgrades. I bought it today, 7/3/2021, at Home Depot and the pressure is increased to 320 psi and double quick connects for the wand. So you can shorten the wand now. I am planning to use this for small washing job and spraying spotless (DIW + surfactant) water for car wash. I have a lot of One+ batteries including 9Ah ones. I do not recommend if you do not already have some One+ batteries or planning to buy one for Ryobi tools. Last, do not buy it online if your local Home Depot has in stock. Sometime local Home Depot has discount and cheaper than online.
I have the WORX version and it works well for what it is. Works great to wash in the garage in the winter time when the outside water is turned off. Or if doing a rinsless wash to either do a pre rinse or if you want a more thorough wheel cleaning than what a RW can handle. A lot of people say the WORX or this sucks but it's all about realistic expectations. Are you going to clean your driveway with it? Of course not, but for folks like us it works well in a pinch.
B Fielder Exactly! Love this comment because you get it. It’s something to use when there isn’t really any other option. It’s great for a pre soak and final rinse and that’s all we need it for. It’s also rather useful around the house. Thanks for watching and commenting
@@miguelsosa8499 You know what? Let the kids have fun forgot what I said 🤧 my 1st grader had to find friends in his moms-lease apartment to make friends. If the kids know how to work these let them have for or make some $$. I dig it. We can only tell them 1 or 13 times to be safe.
Considering it is battery powered,the amount of pressure is considerable.Storage in winter would be a lot easier then a full size unit.Thanks for the review.
I know this video is old, but winter is coming now and I was thinking of this tool to assist in rinse-less washing. Thanks to the video I’m definitely buying it now. Keep it FAB.
I have the Greenworks 40v cordless pressure washer and I have to say after using it for 18 months, I feel like the water pressure is a bit overkill because most of the water splashes back on me. However, that's not such a bad thing, what is bad is how fast the water is consumed from the 20 litre bucket. I bought a custom pressure washer gun with a snow foam lance, but swapped the latter with the IK foam pro 12 to save battery time. Very satisfied with the Greenworks cordless pressure washer, not as space saving as the Ryobi or Worx pressure washer guns but I like that it includes it's own built-in bucket.
Wow this is a great option for winter washes inside garage, I never realized they pull suction from a bucket. The only thing I would like to see is the ability to put the nozzle right on base of machine so I tight garages you can be right up on car.
JM Mustangs I would like to see that with the nozzle also. I’m sure they will improve on it in the future. It will make winter washing way easier for me. It will be great for anyone with a garage as long as they have a way to control the water on the floor.
Hey Brian, I love you man, but the Worx is much better, I have the 40V option and you can rig it to work without the long lance just tape a magnet to the side and you have full pressure and you can also use a foam cannon with it and different size tips.
Jose Garcia Thanks man! I have wanted the Worx for a while but when i saw this I just figured it will do what I need it to. Doesn’t mean I won’t get a Worx version in the future. 😃
With the coats of Fusso Coat and Sonax Brilliant shine detailer I have on my car, rinseless wash is all I need to do once or twice a week to keep the daily driver gleaming. I normally stop at the closest garage for the jet wash and use my BSD solution, a bucket and towels to clean the car. I'm a ryobi fan so may give it a go if it comes to the UK.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing I'll certainly look into it! Shame that Ryobi Europe sucks by not making available a ton of products that you guys in America can buy from the hardware shop around the corner! 😩 Stay safe mate. 🇬🇧
I'm thinking about getting the newer brushless version. It's supposed to be 600psi. I've used the 320psi model to wash my truck a few times, and it does the job ok. It's not a real pressure washer, so don't expect it to be. It works great for this apartment dweller to wash my vehicles though and not spend tons of money going to the car wash.
I know its "ree-obi" but I had to say it that way in voice search cause as a man its "rye-obi" as long as it works 🤘 the fact you own an sg-20 let me know you own stihl like everyone else that knows what will last 😝🤑 Thx for the vid man keep em coming.
rye-obi is the only real way to say it. 😂 Good eyes catching the back pack sprayer. My wife sells Stihl products so I have an in on products. Haha Thanks I am doing my best to keep them coming.
Ryobi must have redesigned it because I just bought one today and it's now 325 psi and you don't have to use both sections of the wand anymore. The attachment into the unit is also a quick disconnect now so you can just use the nozzle end. Works great though to give my truck a quick rinse to get that nasty pollen off. Great review 👍
Hey thanks for the discount code for ethos car care .. order several items. Interior detailer and D3FY were some of the products . He has 10 microfiber towels at 350 gsm for $27 😃 . I hope it good quality . Great video man . I'll stop by on Saturday ...
Hennessy * You are welcome! Both of those are awesome products. I’m not sure how good his towels are I haven’t used them enough to know. I probably won’t be live this Saturday I have a big detail this weekend. Thanks brother
I love Ryobi that’s where all my tools are but the fact that this is a battery powered power washer would be OK for minor washers but heavier ones would require more power for me in my opinion.
I wonder if the hose will work with other brands . I have an off brand one with a small house. The hose in picture wasnt what I got. Great video tho...
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Thanks. Pretty sure it is but they gave me some weird flexy type green hose and short .. and it works then it don't at times . Not constant like I like it to be . So tata why I was wondering... But thanks tho .
I recently bought a sunjoe and the water pressure is a joke i do not recommend it..it doesn't have any real power so i wouldn't expect much from this tool either lol
Great video, but why did you not use the turbo nozzle? You will get so much more efficiently water usage by 30% just try it out man! You now have 300 psi then you will get about 900 psi power out off it. The trick is keep your spray angle in a 30°-45° angle! You thank me later for this😀
Ive been wanting one to peel off the moss from my fruit trees without harming the tree. Ive done it with regular pressure washers but have to stand far away. Would this be powerful enough?
I have that pressure washer and I have been disappointed. I have a multi nozzle that has a pressure setting that puts this to shame. It was $4. Now my father paid for the ryobi so actually he's the one that should be disappointed, but I tried it out and was blown away by the weakness.
Great video interesting I just bought one refurbished came to test it no pressure i sent it back now bought a new one with all the kit and battery and even that as no pressure, more life in a watering. Any suggestions
I tried to like this pressure washer, but it is not powerful enough to get dirt off of tires and wheel wells. Then the connector broke off with the slightest pull from the hose. Don't waste your money on this if you think it will save you from hand washing.
Ryobi made a new battery powered presure washer a legit one not this small one it's new but it's a bit expensive should check it out see if it interests you I am thinking about getting but going to need new battery it comes with 2
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing that one let's you use a bag they give you so you can draw water from bag so can get water any whare I have the one you are using it's ok but I dont have presure washer so thinking to have one that's cordless and can draw water from a bag would be useful to me
Great review. Great product for non-serious, part time user. Great for car washing. But does it have the ability to works with a foamer attachment for car washing ?
The first information provided was all I needed, because I wanted to know if this would work with a Foam Cannon. I wash my car in my garage which is all concrete, and bringing water in is simple via a garden hose. Because a gas powered pressure washer is overkill I was looking at electric options, but a cordless solution seems silly considering you're still tethered to bucket. This just does not seem like a practical tool.
You asked this a year ago but Ryobi has a power scrub and microfiber disks for it that are particularly for scrubbing a car. I got one free at Home Depot by buying batteries. (It is one of the choices if you buy batteries, you get a free tool and I chose the power scrubber and got that for free. $35 for the pack of 4 microfiber disks.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing put a couple of jubilee clips on the end of the hose, these add a bit of weight and keeps it down then you can move the float up, the float is mainly for open or standing water like pool and rivers. It works for me on the works hydro shot.
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Man this is perfect for THOSE OF US WHO LIVE IN APARTMENTS with motorcycles in our garage. No access to a garden hose! I just need it to wash my Harley! Not my car!
I’m sold thanks for actually showing us you actually washing the car not just spraying the car like so many other videos on here.
You are welcome
This is awesome! I didn't know premium brands like Ryobi had these. Perfect for apartment living. Another plus is you can used distilled water in the bucket to avoid water spots. Pairing it with ONR is a no-brainer. Awesome vid 👌
James T Thank you! It would be perfect for apartment living. The distilled water for rinsing is a great idea.
Ryobi s not a premium brand, lol. It's not terrible but it's the low end of cordless products. As a carpenter, we call them a homeowner product. As in not for professional use. Not trying to be a jerk, just my perspective.
@@onebadjack1313 agree. Not a premium brand
Exactly. I’m mostly Milwaukee for all my tools, but I think I’m going to get the new 600psi brushless version for little jobs around the house and quick car washes. Ryobi is Milwaukee’s little brother. Both manufactured by TTI. Neither are top tier “premium.”
@@onebadjack1313 I used my Ryobi tools in a professional environment for years and they held up just fine. I've installed hundreds of exterior residential doors with an 18v ryobi impact driver and I have installed miles of quarter round with the 18v brand nailer. Go ahead and pay double for another name if you want to, but I would rather keep more of my money in my pocket. Screw what other people think about the name on my tools!
I just bought the new brushless version with 600 psi. I'm stoked to try it out!
Another application for these: you could do a "spotless rinse" with distilled water, or maybe mix up a soap solution in the bucket.
I also just got the new version. Hoping to test it out soon!
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing any video update on brushless comparison with the older one?
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing actually I found your comparison video. Thanks! Leaving the link here for others th-cam.com/video/YwJZtpWTC0Y/w-d-xo.html
Bought one of these and my thoughts:
- great power for removing dirt (wheels, paving etc)
- not great for rinsing the car because it doesn't suck enough water through. You're better with a hose!
- bought the detergent bottle and found it was surprisingly good as a snow foam gun. Used it with Autofinesse Avalanche and I was genuinely impressed.
I need to try that detergent bottle on mine. Thanks for the Info
I use this with the ammo NYC waterless wash kit. Foam on, spray off with the 15 degree. Perfect for apartment living and keeping the rust away
Your video is the best tutorial I've seen by far . Really showing how well this tool can work
Thanks! It’s definitely not as good as a regular pressure washer but I have used it a lot and it gets the job done.
I live in an apartment (so no hose obviously) and washing my bikes is a pain the ass. This looks really handy, and I have a Ryobi battery on my drill already - thanks for the video! Going to pick up one of these...
I absolutely love the Ryobi EZClean! I have the 600psi one and in the winter I pre-treat with rinseless wash with my 1gal Ryobi chemical sprayer then bucket wash it and bucket-siphon rinse with the EZClean. Great system for up here in Rhode Island!
That’s great to hear. I also use it for rinseless washing in the winter here in Indiana.
It looks there is some upgrades. I bought it today, 7/3/2021, at Home Depot and the pressure is increased to 320 psi and double quick connects for the wand. So you can shorten the wand now.
I am planning to use this for small washing job and spraying spotless (DIW + surfactant) water for car wash.
I have a lot of One+ batteries including 9Ah ones. I do not recommend if you do not already have some One+ batteries or planning to buy one for Ryobi tools.
Last, do not buy it online if your local Home Depot has in stock. Sometime local Home Depot has discount and cheaper than online.
I have the WORX version and it works well for what it is. Works great to wash in the garage in the winter time when the outside water is turned off. Or if doing a rinsless wash to either do a pre rinse or if you want a more thorough wheel cleaning than what a RW can handle.
A lot of people say the WORX or this sucks but it's all about realistic expectations. Are you going to clean your driveway with it? Of course not, but for folks like us it works well in a pinch.
B Fielder Exactly! Love this comment because you get it. It’s something to use when there isn’t really any other option. It’s great for a pre soak and final rinse and that’s all we need it for. It’s also rather useful around the house. Thanks for watching and commenting
“That’s going to keep it down in the bucket”, famous last words.🤣 Thanks for leaving that in. Great video.👍
Wade Miyataki No problem man! 😂 Thanks brother
I have all Ryobi products, this one is my next buy. Thanks for the video.
You are welcome
Says it comes with something to adapt a 2 liter bottle so water gun lol
@@miguelsosa8499 plz don't let the kids go ham in a post rona 4th of July water fight LOL
@@miguelsosa8499 You know what? Let the kids have fun forgot what I said 🤧 my 1st grader had to find friends in his moms-lease apartment to make friends. If the kids know how to work these let them have for or make some $$. I dig it. We can only tell them 1 or 13 times to be safe.
sweet thank you. This is all I should need for rinsing purposes when doing 2 bucket hand wash. Cons of living an apartment 😒. Thanks for the video !
You are welcome!
this would be great when car needs a rince before ONR wash.... Cool Tool!
Dan Morrissette That’s what I was thinking also when I saw it.
Considering it is battery powered,the amount of pressure is considerable.Storage in winter would be a lot easier then a full size unit.Thanks for the review.
Yes! You are one of the few that actually understands it. Thanks for watching!
I know this video is old, but winter is coming now and I was thinking of this tool to assist in rinse-less washing. Thanks to the video I’m definitely buying it now. Keep it FAB.
You are welcome! I have the new version and a video will be out soon. 😉
I have the Greenworks 40v cordless pressure washer and I have to say after using it for 18 months, I feel like the water pressure is a bit overkill because most of the water splashes back on me. However, that's not such a bad thing, what is bad is how fast the water is consumed from the 20 litre bucket. I bought a custom pressure washer gun with a snow foam lance, but swapped the latter with the IK foam pro 12 to save battery time. Very satisfied with the Greenworks cordless pressure washer, not as space saving as the Ryobi or Worx pressure washer guns but I like that it includes it's own built-in bucket.
That ball float is for deep lake water but a bucket you dont want it too low or the tip would not suck up any water
Wow this is a great option for winter washes inside garage, I never realized they pull suction from a bucket. The only thing I would like to see is the ability to put the nozzle right on base of machine so I tight garages you can be right up on car.
JM Mustangs I would like to see that with the nozzle also. I’m sure they will improve on it in the future. It will make winter washing way easier for me. It will be great for anyone with a garage as long as they have a way to control the water on the floor.
Couldn’t suck water through an empty hose from a bucket, but worked fine with garden hose attached.
Great video man! I just used my works hydro shot today and was thinking of get this one. I think you’ve got me sold! Salute! 💪🏾💪🏾
Thank you!
I could see this being useful in the winter for sure... always fun to have a new gadget
barry bij That’s exactly what I thought when I saw it. Yes always fun to play with new things.
I just bought A Ryobi Pressure Washer Wand @ The Home Depot this Morning and I’m looking forward To using it on my 69 Impala
It would make sense of you could just put that on a regular water hose that comes from a specket
Hey Brian, I love you man, but the Worx is much better, I have the 40V option and you can rig it to work without the long lance just tape a magnet to the side and you have full pressure and you can also use a foam cannon with it and different size tips.
Jose Garcia Thanks man! I have wanted the Worx for a while but when i saw this I just figured it will do what I need it to. Doesn’t mean I won’t get a Worx version in the future. 😃
Everything came perfect
With the coats of Fusso Coat and Sonax Brilliant shine detailer I have on my car, rinseless wash is all I need to do once or twice a week to keep the daily driver gleaming. I normally stop at the closest garage for the jet wash and use my BSD solution, a bucket and towels to clean the car. I'm a ryobi fan so may give it a go if it comes to the UK.
JWL Then If you can get it then it would be perfect for you.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing I'll certainly look into it! Shame that Ryobi Europe sucks by not making available a ton of products that you guys in America can buy from the hardware shop around the corner! 😩 Stay safe mate. 🇬🇧
Amazon for UK bud,200 smackers though but u do get 5 amp battery.cant see it anywhere just for the bare.unit
I'm thinking about getting the newer brushless version. It's supposed to be 600psi. I've used the 320psi model to wash my truck a few times, and it does the job ok. It's not a real pressure washer, so don't expect it to be. It works great for this apartment dweller to wash my vehicles though and not spend tons of money going to the car wash.
I have a video on the new version also. It’s better for sure but still doesn’t replace a pressure washer.
great review
Ryobi did well on this! it does the job it needs to do and it's light and portable
I agree! Thanks for watching
I know its "ree-obi" but I had to say it that way in voice search cause as a man its "rye-obi" as long as it works 🤘 the fact you own an sg-20 let me know you own stihl like everyone else that knows what will last 😝🤑 Thx for the vid man keep em coming.
rye-obi is the only real way to say it. 😂 Good eyes catching the back pack sprayer. My wife sells Stihl products so I have an in on products. Haha Thanks I am doing my best to keep them coming.
Great video, I’m already a subscriber!
I stopped the video to purchase and then hit restart.
Thanks!
Distilled water+ onr = no water spot. Try paring up with ik foamer and you will have cordless foam bath.
Aaron's I like doing rinseless washing I just thought this was worth taking a look at.
Interesting product. If I had other Ryobi tools, it would definitely be worth looking into.
Ryan Mulhearn Yeah being that I already had the batteries it made sense for me.
Ryobi must have redesigned it because I just bought one today and it's now 325 psi and you don't have to use both sections of the wand anymore. The attachment into the unit is also a quick disconnect now so you can just use the nozzle end. Works great though to give my truck a quick rinse to get that nasty pollen off. Great review 👍
Yes they just released a new version so that must be what you bought. Thanks
Appreciate you taking the time to make this and share your thoughts. Pretty sure I'm sold!
No problem at all!
Hey thanks for the discount code for ethos car care .. order several items. Interior detailer and D3FY were some of the products . He has 10 microfiber towels at 350 gsm for $27 😃 . I hope it good quality .
Great video man . I'll stop by on Saturday ...
Hennessy * You are welcome! Both of those are awesome products. I’m not sure how good his towels are I haven’t used them enough to know. I probably won’t be live this Saturday I have a big detail this weekend. Thanks brother
Does the ball on the siphon move? Move it father away from the intake to keep the intake at the bottom of the bucket.
@@ChefDuane Yes it does move!
"We're gunna let this hose fill up" 😂😂😂💀
Sorry, was driving from work and could be earlier. Great review.
Xoxo from Puerto Rico 👍🇵🇷
Humberto Roche Garcia No problem man! Thanks
Floaty ball is probably for people sticking the hose into natural bodies of water, so it doesn't go down and suck up mud. Just my guess.
This is perfect to undercarriage wash a truck in the winter
Good thing you didn’t get the Worx. Probably end up dealing with the leakage.
4A Productions I didn’t know they had a problem so that’s good to know.
I actually just bought this today, and it does now come with a quick disconnect like the 600psi model.
That’s great that they improved it!
Could you add soap to the water in the bucket instead of foam cannon and run it through this ryobi?
Blaine Douglas That’s a good question and I may have to try it.
I dont have ryobi batteries but i can just use the adapter to use my DeWalt ones
.....Simply AMAZING! ....
The pressure washer would work great in the winter.
Hey brother good to see you. Yes that’s why I bought it for winter washing
Thanks for the video. I've never seen anyone wash their car in the garage like that. Does the floor get slick with the soapy water?
I do, but my garage walls are concrete as is the ceiling, which is 11 ft away.
This is gonna be perfect come winter time.
Yes, I have the Worx washer and use it for a quick rinse of my cars in winter.
3:30 in and he finally shows how it works damn son can talk forever
I love Ryobi that’s where all my tools are but the fact that this is a battery powered power washer would be OK for minor washers but heavier ones would require more power for me in my opinion.
Lawyer Detailing Yeah it’s definitely not meant for heavy soiled clean ups. It’s good for just rinsing or washing in a pinch.
My hose keeps popping off... I have the hose attachment secure very tightly and it still pops off when I start it ...any idea why???
Wow brian excellent video brother that pressure washer come handy
Carlos Lopez Thank brother! Yep it’s not real powerful but gets the job done.
I wonder if the hose will work with other brands . I have an off brand one with a small house. The hose in picture wasnt what I got. Great video tho...
As long as the quick connect is the same then it should work.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Thanks. Pretty sure it is but they gave me some weird flexy type green hose and short .. and it works then it don't at times . Not constant like I like it to be . So tata why I was wondering... But thanks tho .
Looks like I’m making a trip to Home Depot!
Can ya fill the bucket with really hot soapy water and run it that way?
Seems like the ideal way of doing a touch-less wash at home. You don't even need a hose, really.
Yes it is!
I recently bought a sunjoe and the water pressure is a joke i do not recommend it..it doesn't have any real power so i wouldn't expect much from this tool either lol
STANG GIRL Like I said in the video it is only 300 PSI so you can plan on it having much power.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing i just returned the sun Joe and ordered a better pressure washer hopefully this one works lol fingers crossed 😁
STANG GIRL 🙄
Depends which sunjoe u bought
Good video!
Thank you
Looks cool but what about soap does it go in the bucket
That would be good for doing the engine bay .
Jim Flanagan Yes it definitely would be!
Great video, but why did you not use the turbo nozzle? You will get so much more efficiently water usage by 30% just try it out man! You now have 300 psi then you will get about 900 psi power out off it. The trick is keep your spray angle in a 30°-45° angle! You thank me later for this😀
Mark Van Kalmthout Thanks! I will have to try it.
Ive been wanting one to peel off the moss from my fruit trees without harming the tree. Ive done it with regular pressure washers but have to stand far away. Would this be powerful enough?
It’s worth a shot and if it doesn’t work for you then you can return it.
I have that pressure washer and I have been disappointed. I have a multi nozzle that has a pressure setting that puts this to shame. It was $4. Now my father paid for the ryobi so actually he's the one that should be disappointed, but I tried it out and was blown away by the weakness.
Well it is just an 18 volt unit. The newer one is a better as far as pressure but it’s nothing like a real pressure washer. This is about portability.
Worx now has a 725 psi hydroshot ultra. The pump is in the hose section instead of the gun like the other versions. P
Ken-Jeeper That would be a great one to try! 725 might be able to use a foam cannon.
FAB Automotive Detailing i used the Worx Cannon with the 450 psi 40v version and it wasn’t horrible.
Immediate thumbs up for proudly showing that American flag from the beginning!
Thank you! 🇺🇸
Great video interesting I just bought one refurbished came to test it no pressure i sent it back now bought a new one with all the kit and battery and even that as no pressure, more life in a watering. Any suggestions
Thanks! That is interesting and haven’t heard of that yet. I would contact Ryobi and ask them because I don’t have any idea.
the pressure seems equal to pumpsprayer
Definitely picking one up
David Paradiso It will be handy to have. We have used it a few times around the house.
what about for cleaning off driveway and walks?
Hopefully you don’t have regular drywall in your garage
Why the hell would you wash a car in a garage?
Do you think it be good to wash some trash cans I kind want do trash can washing business but want some that portable an light what's ur opinion on it
Yeah I think it would work fine for that
super helpful thanks
You are welcome!
The wand does not have to be that long , you can use one piece or the other
I don’t believe so on this first model. There is no way to do it.
A foam adapter would be nice
I tried to like this pressure washer, but it is not powerful enough to get dirt off of tires and wheel wells. Then the connector broke off with the slightest pull from the hose. Don't waste your money on this if you think it will save you from hand washing.
Awesome vid man!! Yep!! definitely something to look into for winter washes..all that salt🙄😬..
MNpicker Thanks brother! Yeah it’s a good little unit for that.
Que tan recomendable es esta maquinita para lavar 5 autos de rápido.
"So it must be the way you're supposed to do it" Famous words from someone who can't accept that they might have to read the instructions. ;)
Exactly! 😂
Ryobi made a new battery powered presure washer a legit one not this small one it's new but it's a bit expensive should check it out see if it interests you I am thinking about getting but going to need new battery it comes with 2
Thanks but I have 2 pressure washers already. This one is great for me in the winter when I don’t have water to hook up to my pressure washers.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing that one let's you use a bag they give you so you can draw water from bag so can get water any whare I have the one you are using it's ok but I dont have presure washer so thinking to have one that's cordless and can draw water from a bag would be useful to me
This device requires the higher output batteries to perform as designed.
The foam ball slides and mine can make the wand shorter
Man I wish mine would allow the wand to be shorter.
Can you put soap in the bucket or will it wreck the pressure washer?
I have never tried it so I can’t answer that. A thin ph neutral soap would probably be ok but can’t guarantee it.
this one, or Aihand?
Thanks!
You are welcome
How long the battery lasts?
I cleaned all 4 wheels and about 3/4 of the car on a 2AH battery. I can clean the whole car with a 4AH no problem
Great review. Great product for non-serious, part time user. Great for car washing. But does it have the ability to works with a foamer attachment for car washing ?
Thanks! You can buy a “foam cannon” for it but the video I saw it didn’t foam at all.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Thank you for your response. Very helpful.
@@kchiew9839 You are welcome!
I got loads of foam out of it using Autofinesse Avalanche. Much more than the videos show.
The first information provided was all I needed, because I wanted to know if this would work with a Foam Cannon.
I wash my car in my garage which is all concrete, and bringing water in is simple via a garden hose.
Because a gas powered pressure washer is overkill I was looking at electric options, but a cordless solution seems silly considering you're still tethered to bucket.
This just does not seem like a practical tool.
Will a foam canon work on it?
No there is no way to attach one plus I don’t think it wouldn’t have enough power to produce much foam.
Can you attach the foam blaster to the cordless pressure washer?
No you can’t and it wouldn’t have enough power to produce foam anyways.
Is this always set at 300 psi or can you throttle it down, say, to like just 100 psi or something?
It’s just one set pressure of 300
Thanks for the content.
Keep up the good work.
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You are welcome! Thanks for watching
What about foaming?
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what do use to scrub* or soap the car up ?
You asked this a year ago but Ryobi has a power scrub and microfiber disks for it that are particularly for scrubbing a car. I got one free at Home Depot by buying batteries. (It is one of the choices if you buy batteries, you get a free tool and I chose the power scrubber and got that for free. $35 for the pack of 4 microfiber disks.
pull the floater ball up!!!!
I did but the the pick up still wants to float.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing put a couple of jubilee clips on the end of the hose, these add a bit of weight and keeps it down then you can move the float up, the float is mainly for open or standing water like pool and rivers. It works for me on the works hydro shot.
@@rudithedog7534 Great idea thanks!
What kind of battery did you use?
2AH battery
It shouldn't be called a pressure washer, just a washer because it doesn't have any pressure, I'm going to return it
Is there any way to connect a soap bottle to it for a foam cannon?
They sell a “foam cannon” for it but the videos I have seen it doesn’t work well at all.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing ahh. I can’t see buying this when I have a electric power washer that works great eva with the soap bottle lol
how long does the battery last?
Depends on the battery. My 4 AH will last the whole wash on a mid size SUV