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I had been interested in trying a battery jet power washer, so when Ryobi took 25% off their new brushless unit it was enough for me to spend the last of my birthday money from family 
Let's be clear, this isn't a replacement for a quality jet washer (I normally use a mid range 140 bar / 500 lph unit) but for what I wanted it for, it's absolutely brilliant and does its job very well :
). I believe a 5.0Ah battery will run it for 22 mins on its highest setting.
Power wise it can't compete with a wired unit, but it does surprisingly well on its high setting with the turbo nozzle :
It's also pretty quiet which was useful last night as our youngest was already in bed at the time I was using it.
So in summary its a great tool for what I wanted it for and as the kit also comes with a syphon hose so it will suck water from a bucket, this could be an invaluable tool to the guys with apartments / remote parking that are currently restricted to waterless washes (or paying someone else)
Note that the syphon kit comes with a weighted filter, a bucket clip and a float - so you could also throw it in the lake and clean a boat etc
Exact link for the tool I bought : https://uk.ryobitools.eu/garden-tools/outdoor-cleaning/pressure-washers/ry18pwx41a/ry18pwx41a-1/
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Let's be clear, this isn't a replacement for a quality jet washer (I normally use a mid range 140 bar / 500 lph unit) but for what I wanted it for, it's absolutely brilliant and does its job very well :
- 'Spot' touch touch ups - bird bombs fly splats etc.
- Easy to store.
- Very quick to get out / set up.
- No power / extension cable to get out and you don't even need a hose, that adapter will fit a 2L soda bottle which is enough to remove a few bird bombs etc.
). I believe a 5.0Ah battery will run it for 22 mins on its highest setting.Power wise it can't compete with a wired unit, but it does surprisingly well on its high setting with the turbo nozzle :
It's also pretty quiet which was useful last night as our youngest was already in bed at the time I was using it.
So in summary its a great tool for what I wanted it for and as the kit also comes with a syphon hose so it will suck water from a bucket, this could be an invaluable tool to the guys with apartments / remote parking that are currently restricted to waterless washes (or paying someone else)
Note that the syphon kit comes with a weighted filter, a bucket clip and a float - so you could also throw it in the lake and clean a boat etc
Exact link for the tool I bought : https://uk.ryobitools.eu/garden-tools/outdoor-cleaning/pressure-washers/ry18pwx41a/ry18pwx41a-1/
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