RYOBI RY18PW22A-0 18V ONE Cordless 22bar Power Washer (Bare Tool), 18 V

Dislike price apart from that brilliant. used for cleaning wheele bins used on high setting and done the job nicely. I used a folding bucket 5lt topping up with 2liter jug ,battery Ryobi biggest 5amp. Also managed to clean off green algae from the windows. When I last cleaned bin's & window's it was a lot of effort and awkward due to the lack of space that was five years ago. Also great for car and motorcycle especially if you don't have a drive. Downsides price and no foam detergent bottle attachment available for it. Ryobi battery pressure washer is very good for light duties and for those who can't use a pressure washer due to no outdoor tap driveways limited plug sockets ect. Ryobi battery pressure washer very easy to setup and dismantle compared to a mains pressure washer which I have used from karcher to cheaper one's. In fact this Ryobi is as good as those cheap ones on performance but way better made and lot easier to setup. I've used ones that cost the same as Ryobi excluding price of battery they had leaks, noisy and not as well made. Once you factor in the price of 5amp battery and charger now you in the £250 -80 bracket and if you can use a mains pressure washer I highly recommend the karcher pressure washer in £300 and above range. Ryobi battery pressure washer is well made a lot more substantial than those cheap ones up to the £200 just as powerful and easy to use.

ONLY USED ONCE SO FAR AND FOUND IT WORKED WELL. JUST WHAT I WANTED SO THAT I DON'T HAVE TU USE LONG HOSE FROM TAP. IT SEEMS VERY WELL MADE AND I AM PLEASED WITH THE PURCHASE.

I did lots of research before buying this so I knew what it might be good for and where it is not quite up to the mark.Most reviews say it is underpowered.It is somewhere between a normal hosepipe and considerably less than my Katcher K2.Where it really scores is on it's flexible use and the ability to feed it from a Syphon in a bucket and where a hose tap is less accessible.Great for cleaning my car when the seagulls have been around,cleaning garden furniture etc.As long as this is not bought as your main pressure washer and you understand it's intended use then it's a useful addition to the cleaning tools in my shed.

I already have a corded pressure washer, but who wants to drag out all the bits and have to fit it all together, not me for sure. I have wanted a cordless pressure washer for some time. I loved using this machine, it saves so much time and is so convenient.

Had been using it for over a year with no issue until it just all of a sudden stopped working and smoke stared coming out of the vents in the unit. I used it mainly for washing the bikes and had no complaints up until the point of failure.Thankfully there is a 2yr warranty on it so I have received a replacement from amazon already so let's see how it goes, after first use it took a long time to draw the water from the bucket so if it doesn't improve on next run it will be going back also.

A confession. I love the Ryobi One+ range, I have loads of devices from it. I also have several batteries (about six I think) so have no issues buying something as a bare unit.I partake in a sport called Blokarting, which is basically land sailing, mainly on a beach. Between autumn and spring we sail on damp sand, and even on the better days everything gets coated in sand. When I found this new One+ device had been released I was very keen to buy one, for use after a session on the beach.This retails for about £130 but I found it on Amazon for a discount of around 12%. It seems just as well made as all of my other Ryobi kit, and it's simple to put together, I didn't need to refer to the manual. The battery compartment accepts all battery sizes, up to the 5Amp that I use, and protects the battery from water and sand. Once assembled, even with the heaviest 5Amp battery in place, it's top heavy and won't stand on its base. The hose is a good length and there's a little clip to hook it on to the side of a bucket, and a float to keep the filter end the right way up when submerged.In use I thought it was ok, the three settings all worked as expected (easily selected via a twist of the nozzle), and though I haven't tried it yet for it's intended purpose (washing off sand) I think for this it will be ideal. I did a test wash on the rear bumper of my campervan, using each of the settings in turn. Once it had dried the results were a tad disappointing (see photo), it had only been able to remove the looser dirt leaving plenty behind. I think this is down to the limited power, it really can't be compared to a standard mains powered washer.Overall this is ok. I'm glad to have it and for anyone with simple jobs like washing down a cycle at the end of a ride it would probably be ideal. I'd rather see Ryobi selling this at sub £100 to make it more appealing, for those who don't own One+ batteries already it's probably not going to make their short list.

Excellent for washing the car

This is not the most powerful of pressure washers but it is portable, so u can take it anywhere 👍🏻