cordless pressure washer

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https://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/3379343/Trail/searchtext%3EPOWER+WASHER.htm


Would this be any good.Anyone used it or similar?

mossym

given you still need the hose connected, what is the advantage of a cordless pressue washer?

kirving

mossym wrote: »

given you still need the hose connected, what is the advantage of a cordless pressue washer?

No, it's connected to a bottle or bucket.

I have an 18V Worx HydroShot version that I've found to be good for washing my mountain bike before putting it back into the car, and occasionally spraying down the car.

It's not suitable for pressure washing concrete or wood or anything like that really. It has a decent bit of pressure, but far smaller flow rate than a real pressure washer, and the battery only lasts maybe 2-3 washes of the bike.

Handy alright, but certainly a luxury item as opposed to a work tool as such.

mossym

i should have scrolled across the pictures i saw the hose in the first one and was curious.

jim salter

Looks like a piece of crap. Watch the video in the link - no pressure a tall.

Snow foamer - Yeah, right.

Waste of €100 IMO

colm_mcm

Looks pretty useless.

TheBoyConor

I'd say you've be better off and do more cleaning by pissing up against whatever it is you want to wash.

Tokyo

Battery powered Super Soaker.

Wouldn't waste my money on it.

colm_mcm

TheBoyConor wrote: »

I'd say you've be better off and do more cleaning by pissing up against whatever it is you want to wash.

kirving

Has anyone calling it crap actually ever used one?

They're really clear on its applications in the advert too. As I said, incredibly handy for specific tasks.

Without it, I'd be putting a muddy bike back into the car every week, so well worth the money for me.

jim salter

Kevin Irving wrote: »

Has anyone calling it crap actually ever used one?

They're really clear on its applications in the advert too. As I said, incredibly handy for specific tasks.

Without it, I'd be putting a muddy bike back into the car every week, so well worth the money for me.

Well, from the video, it is absolutely useless on a car.

If they remove the car from the video and specify it's for muddy bikes and one is happy to fork out €100 when a hose or a bucket/brush would do the same - grand, otherwise its junk.

jim salter

Double post

johnny1x

Ray Steep Nachos wrote: »

https://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/3379343/Trail/searchtext%3EPOWER+WASHER.htm


Would this be any good.Anyone used it or similar?

saw a version of it for sale in Lidl within the last week for half the price of that you linked - can't comment on the quality but might suit you if you were not aware they sold them for that price.

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johnny1x wrote: »

saw a version of it for sale in Lidl within the last week for half the price of that you linked - can't comment on the quality but might suit you if you were not aware they sold them for that price.

Thanks.I think the battery is extra in lidl? I will check it out though

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Think i'll skip the cordless one.What about


https://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/7602951/Trail/searchtext%3EPOWER+WASHER.htm



It is mainly to wash the car I want it. are these good specs

1400 watt universal motor.
Flow rate 300 litres/hour.
Rated bar - 70.
Max bar - 100.
Suitable for light to medium duty tasks.
5m hose.
5m mains cable.
Maximum temperature of 40°C.

Accessories included:

Standard lance.
Pressure adjustable lance - allows you to alter the level of water pressure to suit the task.
Car wash brush.
Quick connector.
Patio cleaner.
Low pressure detergent gun.
Removable detergent tank.
On board storage.
Weight 7kg.
Manufacturer's 3 year guarantee.