First Look at the New Ryobi 18 Volt One+ HP EZ Clean 600 PSI Pressure Washer!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this video we will take a look at the all new re designed Ryobi One+ 600 PSI pressure washer. Due to weather I couldn’t use it for a full wash but I will in the future. The new version is brushless and is in their High Performance line of products.
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At last someone does a great video showing you all you need to know. Thank You
You are welcome!
Just received mine yesterday and immediately put it to use cleaning my patio furniture, porch and picture window. My evaluation in 2 words - GAME CHANGER! The ease in being able to maneuver around without the electric cord on my bigger pressure washer makes a huge difference. Power consumption is much better than I expected. My only gripe is that my foam cannons don’t connect up with Ryobi’s quick connect ( I assume to force us to buy their cannon attachment). With all those foam cannon attachments in the background, I’m surprised that you didn’t point this out. Otherwise, an excellent overview!
@@PghCrawfords2K The foam cannons I have are for true pressure washers they would never fit or work well with something like this.
Excellent overview of the new model and I really like your side-by-side comparison of the old & new models. Thank You!
Thank you and you are welcome!
I have found so many uses for this. First off, Winter rinseless washing, washing off the daily bird poop, rinsing off the daily pollen in the Spring, rinsing dog's paws and sandy beach feet and as a camping shower. Rinsing garden shoes and hiking boots. Rinsing muddy camping equipment. The list goes on and on. For me, if it spares 3 or 4 car washes by spot cleaning, it pays for itself. And in the Winter, I end up going to the car wash every day if there is ice melt on the road.
I agree it’s a very versatile product. Thanks for watching
100% agree
I agree. There are just so many times you want to do something where a hose doesn't feel like enough (or you don't have one nearby), but dragging out your gas or electric power washer seems like overkill/ a huge hassle. Dog poop on your shoes, dirty rain water covering your patio furniture or patio bricks, spraying down your mountain bike (at the trailhead even!), getting some random muck off your car, etc. This is ideal for those situations.
I'm with you on the cold weather. Sucks. Thats why this product would be cool for us in the winter. I'm with you. Change the tip so we can put pressure washer tips on it. Now think about this.....you can fill bucket with distilled water. No spots. You can use it to wash engines. You can use it to rinse door jams. And mostly, you can use it to wash and rinse motorcycles. Pressure is perfect so you don't ruin the water seals on motorcycles. Don't need to drag everything out for a small job like a motorcycle. This is your top product review so far. Looking into this one. Great Great video Brian.
Im with you as I hate cold weather! All of your ideas are great with this tool. Thanks
Thank i!! I am a senior woman . I was interested in this device for outdoor furniture, umbrellas , porch and maybe my truck . Thank u . U did a great job of explaining this to a tool dumb person .
I am going to buy so I may watch another time .
You are welcome!
Hello, a year later, from another senior woman looking at this for things like outdoor furniture and rinsing pollen and bird poop off my car (which inevitably comes after a carwash) and for the grout in my shower.
I've been on the fence about this. For the negative reviews, you have to know what to expect. It's 600 psi, which is useful for very, very light work and it's convenient. It doesn't even compare with the normal electric or gas pressure washer. It's just a nice convenient tool for light work. I still don't know if I want to invest though. Thanks for the demo.
You are welcome! I agree people think it should have a regular pressure washer power and it’s not suppose to. Thanks for watching
This is good for me because i live in an apartment building and i want regular car cleaning work. If i lived in a house i’d go for the real deal stuff. Great review
Any updates?
What tools did you buy with it?
I’m new to Ryobi
Tips for the quick connect bottle adapter use teflon tape on the threads, mine had a bit of glue out of the box which distrusted the flow of water
Great video...Would make a good emergency fire extinguisher with that bottle attached if you were burning stuff in the yard!
@@unclebunkum Thanks! That is a great idea.
I have the old one. Roads get salted where I live during winter months. I use mine with a two liter bottle attached to rinse the salt off our vehicles. Works great.
It’s a great tool to have around!
Can you do the 2 liter with the whole vehicle?
@@AndreychukAndrey
No I usually fill it 3-4 times.
@@AndreychukAndrey No the 2 liter would be good for small jobs around the house.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Have you tried the foam blaster? Is it worth the $30?
Nice video Brian. I may have to upgrade myself. Totally agree getting the wand to work with interchangeable nozzle tips would make it the perfect package short of a higher say 900psi unit. Way to take one for the team out in the cold.. lol
Thanks! Just a few things would make this machine even better. It was cold for sure but had to be done.
Agreed make all connectors standard including wand to base M22*15 or 14 and 1/4" quick connect for tips.
Especially the garden hose quick connector, I'm not going to switch my existing Quick connector out every time I use the proprietary RYOBI QC as that defeats the purpose in the first place.
I haven't bought it yet for those very same reasons.
Although the low GPM may make it less useful with standard pressure washer tips such as a 3.0 or less with a 4.0. That may be the reason for the proprietary connectors...
The pressure adjust is just something to break; on non adjustables, just stand back another inch or so and you get adjustment for free with no moving parts. That said, great video - I don't have one of these yet and am looking honest reviews of them before I get one. Thanks!
@@MichaelCampbell01 I agree just like everything else being made these days. Thanks
Thank you this genuinely helped. I though it was a pressure washer. Now realise it is not and the whole thing is about portability which is exactly what I am looking for. Cheers.
Awesome glad it helped you!
Great video, I'm a big Ryobi fan! I'm going to get one, my pressure is a pain for the light duty stuff I have to clean. Thanks for the review!
You are welcome
This is such an EXCELLENT Video!!! You touched on every single comparison and so much more!!! Answered All of my questions!!! Thanks for doing this video!!! Great!!!! You just sold me on it!!!
Thank you I’m glad I can help!
I bought the newest generation... 40v brushless HP.... Great buy ... Use it to clean the soap scum from the grout on the base of my walk in shower...
It’s a good little tool to have around!
This was Excellent. Huge Thanks for showing us. I have had my eye on this for a bit and now I'm glad I hadn't pulled the trigger because of the updated version. Brainstorming how it would help my son and I's routines was Rinseless Washing solutions from time to time and or appling Pre-Soak solutions before contact washes. Excited....'Hey Santa'....'more Detailing Stuff please'...
Thanks! This would be great for pre soaking or Rinsless washing like you mentioned. If you have been good you never know Santa might bring you one. 😂
Wow, great vid!
I've been looking for alternate ways to wash vehicles and start my mobile detailing business! This is perfect. Thanks man!
Thank you and you are welcome!
It’ll be great if they make an attachment that fit other tools or tips like shampoo bottles. Great tool I just got mine but an attachment is need it. Great video men..
I agree it definitely needs tips for it. Thank you
17:33 PSI in metric is Bar. 1 bar is 1 atmosphere of pressure.
22 bar = 320 psi, 41 bar = 600 psi.
It's only really good for small jobs, you need 3-4 battery's and extra chargers. I bought manly for cleaning engine bays which is great. The battery dies around 15-17 gallons on highest setting. You can buy a 4 gallon weed killer reservoir tank and just use for water and carry on you back with a short hose. This would help some.
Great video Brian. I just received a DeWalt pressure washer today and it wouldn't pump water from the bucket as advertised. I returned it and I'm going to try this Ryobi pressure washer.
Thank you!
Does the Ryobi work better?
My use is for wetting vehicle, applying soap and rinsing. Cleaning is done by hand with sponge and wheel brush.
I’m looking to use this just to wet the vehicle down as well. How do you like it?
This will be great for cleaning my dirt bike at the track before I take it home. Leave the dirt there instead of on my driveway.
This would be perfect for that!
I Iike the idea very much. However, I think we are still a generation, or two, away from something I would be excited to buy (primarily for winter washes). Thanks for the demonstration, I have been considering one of these for awhile.
It’s good for winter washing that’s for sure. There are improvements to be made still.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing do you have experience with an ik12 pro sprayer (the big one)? If so, would you rather use the IK or this ryobi for rinsing during winter washes?
@@scottmattern482 This is definitely better for rinsing.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing thanks man
Been waiting for a review on this one . I have the 320 . It works well . I use it mainly for detailing motorcycles. Dont need much psi for that . The biggest thing I use mine for however is cleaning headstones as part of my detailing business. It perfect for that . Bring a bucket and your good to go . Ty for the video.
You are welcome! The great thing about this is it’s portability as you know very well in what you do. Thanks for watching
That's exactly what I want it for cleaning my motorcycle
You clean head stones? How do you market that service if I may ask? Cool idea!
@@jeffreyg5718 I have ran a add in my local paper for a couple weeks . Mainly in the spring when the snow has left but still chilly for mobile car details. I'm in vt so .... I have also used fb ads. Include it with my detailing ads .
@@derrickabare9986 Nice. How much do you charge? Thanks for sharing.
Gotta get that one for my SxS. I've bought most everything Ryobi and hardly use my AC tools any more.
Enjoyed the video.. I have the first version Ryobi EZclean 320psi works well for what I use it for, cleaning of garbage cans and quick small jobs. with your comments hopefully Ryobi will change to QD on future releases along with a bump is PSI then I will be in for the upgrade.. I have many Ryobi tools and they all work well for my needs. Stay Safe!
Thanks! Quick disconnects would be great.
Right on time. Was looking to ask Santa for one
Thanks for watching! Hope it helped
Honestly I have both but I'm keeping both because the first one I got was the 18v 320psi I have several 18v 4ah big batteries for it I only got the 40v for better pressure washing but i only have 1 in the package I use the 18v for chemical spraying with the chemical kit low pressure means more time and less fluids being used
Well after doing the scrubbing he did a garden hose with 50 lbs pressure would have rinsed that tire just fine. These batter pressure washers are just toys.
I attached this hyde pressure washer wand to the Ryobi 18 320 psi unit. I bought it from Ross. I tried to load a picture.
Looks like a good little unit. Definitely would be an easy and quick setup to clean something off in a pinch.
They are handy to have for sure!
Agree that is my only issue is the tip. I'll be getting the Dewalt cause of that even tho I like the rest of the features on this model better. But bells and whistles don't get what I need done.
With the dewalt can you add attachments? Nozzles ?
@@leojohnwayne1422 I believe it did have the quick connect to change to different tips. I ended up getting a more powerful pressure washer and never purchased a battery one.
Good stuff man!! I also think Interchangeable tips and a stainless disconnect would be a very good thing.. I do realize this all costs a lot more..but in the long run it saves on buying new parts..plastic parts that are proprietary to this machine and not readily available at the local hardware store..
Thanks! I couldn’t agree more
Great review Brian the Rybi One pressure washer would work great for around the house .
Thanks Steve! It’s a versatile tool for sure
Just what I need!! Thank you for all details!!!
Awesome! You are welcome
Great job on the video. I will pick one of these up today, but I agree, should have brass fittings.
Thank you!
Great video. 👍🏻 I’m definitely going to get this one!
Thanks
Good review. I didn't know something like that existed. Mmm power tools. 🤤
@@MikesAutoDetailing Good morning! I'm not wearing my mask. *cough in your general direction*
@@MikesAutoDetailing this is true
Thanks! It’s a great tool to have around.
Its actually a great portable pressure washer
I agree!
Thanks for the review! Question, so I don't like to wash my car. Don't like having to scrub it all over with a cloth to clean it. Will this replace having to scrub the car for the most part? Will it get bug splats off, and bird droppings? Let me know, thanks!
You are welcome! No you would need a full size pressure washer for that.
I have owned several Ryobi products but I would say this is not something I would buy. Yes it might be good for a quick wash or maybe wash the windows on my house. It just doesn’t have to power to clean any heavy mud or dirt of my truck. I’d save my money and buy a good power washer. Good video though and it convinced me not to waste my money.
If you have to deal with a lot of mud or dirt then a regular pressure washer would be better for sure. Thanks
They both look like they aren’t so great. Maybe it’s better in person. Great review either way.
Perhaps this Ryobi works better than the Dewalt I tried. I am looking for is a way to throw some distilled water on my car as a final rinse in my quest to avoid water spots.
I ordered the Dewalt DCPW550B recently and returned it. The Dewalt's pressure (550 PSI) was about the same as I could get out of a garden hose with a spray head. I expected that, but the deal killer was a lack of consistent spray. It was as if the hose was periodically coming out of the bucket, but it wasn't. Compared to the Ryobi, the Dewalt had a longer wand and did utilize standard tips.
The pressure isn’t to bad out of the Ryobi. Obviously nothing compared to a true pressure washer but by reading your comment you understand that.
They sell tips now at Home Depot for these EZ Clean machines. I need to pick some up to see how well they work. Thanks for watching
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Nice video. I think the tips (EZCLEAN Nozzle Kit RY3112NK) was their plan all along 3 years ago to have proprietary and it's a consumer unfriendly decision.
The only thing I would use that on would be on a rinse with purified water , for those without a DI tank . Thanks for sharing …
That’s a great idea. You are welcome
Looks like a great tool for apartment dwellers.
Absolutely
Good, in depth review, thanks! I've been looking into getting it but lotsa reviews give poor ratings for power, battery life and worst of all broken plastic connector where water supplies to unit. I'd use it primarily for motorcycles and car rims/tires, it is definitely not a heavy duty commercial tool. Any suggestions for any weak points as far as plastic parts/connectors breaking? Thanks
Thanks! I have had no problems with mine so I really don’t have any suggestions.
The fact that is 600psi on a single battery should be one of the most remarkable things you have to have talked about the most. Worx, Greenworks and Dewalt can only deliver 600psi on two 21v batteries.
Yes but I’m sure it’s not a true 600psi but it gets the job done.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Did you measure how much does the battery works between both ryobi versions ? That could be a good measure of how many psi it has.
@@LuisXGP I did not do that.
Interesting review, thanks.
I would be interested in seeing a comparison with the Workx, I think that’s how it’s spelled.
Can you run something like ONR thru it? Can you use hot water?
Thanks again Brian 👍✌️☮️
Thanks! ONR would probably be fine running through it. I’m not sure about hot water.
I wish the wand connected by a standard 1/4 inch brass fitting so I could add my foam cannon. I see Ryobi sells 2 foaming units but would prefer not to have to buy additional accessories when i have a good one sitting on my shelf
A regular foam cannon most likely wouldn’t foam much on these units. They are meant for atleast a 1,000 PSI of higher.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing ah good point
Great video as always 👍. Definitely a different tip set up would be a better bet. All in all good review.
Thanks!
Tempted on the new one. I have the old one and the washer snapped where hose connects within 3 months.
Hello,
What small detail brush did you use on the lug nuts?
Thanks!
Basic physics…….Water flowing through a restricted oriface = pressure. So each pressure washer usually has tips sized according to the flow rate of the pump. I would guess that providing a brass quick connect fitting on the end of the wand would lead to Ryobi receiving a lot of performance complaints and probably product returns. Eg; people were using tips off a 3000psi unit which has a larger oriface size because the pump flow is a lot higher which I believe would lead to a low output pressure and higher water consumption on the Ryobi unit.
I understand this comment, but I don't think it's that. The company is part of a larger company that is publicly traded, so selling proprietary nozzles makes more money. Secondly, all the tips I've bought seem rated for the pressure, meaning they won't fail at 3400PSI, not that it's allowing a certain flow amount through.
Common mistake. A product is well balanced when you use it and the weight is well distributed to make your use easy and comfy. I don't care if it doesn't stand right on a flat spot. He will be stored anyway, not let abandonned on a bench. ^^
Another reason why I wish I had ryobi vs milwaukee. Looks like a handy tool.
Great review, answered all of my questions 👍 👍👍
Thank you!
I get similar pressure straight out from my water tap with the right attachment setting. I’d go with a proper pressure washer, if I’m going to get one.
I agree this is more for the portability not pressure.
Any reccommendation for what power level to use when cleaning an engine bay?
@@ChefDuane I would use the highest setting for engines.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Excellent. Thanks for the reply!👍
RYOBI 18V ONE HP EZ Clean 600 PSI Pressure Washer Recommended
Can it clean a really dirty patios with moss mud ground in dirt?
super helpful thank you
You are welcome!
Looks like the ends on the metal rod have a nut threaded on. Maybe be able to take off the tip by unscrewing it and screwing on a quick disconnect for tips
I was thinking about that but haven’t tried it yet.
You can use the nozzle without the wand as well.
Yep I just tried that the other day and it worked great that way also
By the by, at 0.7 gal/minute, this is 2.6l/minute, so a 2l bottle should last about 46 seconds.
Thank you for this video. Good review.
You are welcome!
Hey, great video. The only thing I wanted to mention is that it looks like you used the standard 4ah battery during this video. I believe the newer 600psi EZ clean is intended to be used with the HP batteries for optimal performance. I'm curious how much a difference it actually makes.
Thank you! Yeah I don’t have an HP 4AH. I can’t imagine it would make that big of a difference.
I think you should definitely try the HP batteries, I have a lot of Ryobi power tools and even though it's a little difference, I think it would help show how big of a difference any more power can make
@@carlosmperez5261 I do have some 2 amp HP batteries but I just grabbed the 4amp because I knew it would have a longer life in the sprayer from last experience with the old one.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing how does the 4 amp battery lasts ?
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing if its the brushless one the HP should definitely make a difference..
I always enjoy your intro video
Thanks brother!
Great Demo as Always Brian~! totally Agree with Everything You pointed out! Very nice tool. just need a little fine tuning to take it to next level~! ;-)
Thank you!
Good to know!
What is the point of the quick disconnect? Why would you need to disconnect those parts at all?
So the fittings look like you could put the tip head directly on the power head and use it without the wand. Did you try that? Also, if that fitting is the same on both ends, I reckon you could daisy chain two wands together for more reach.
BTW, the one not-so-minor detail you forgot to mention was the model number. Would make it WAY easier to do further research.
I wonder if there's a way to modify the lance to have the standard connection type
maybe a silly question: the old one isnt adjustable right? new one is adjustable to low med hi, meaning if i use it with a lower psi, less water in consumed? im only planning on using it on the road so less water used is better.
You are correct!
Bah Ryobi, toys for kids. Longevity of the Ryobi is sometimes first use. I notice this one almost immediately started leaking in a way that would run back down the tool and all over yourself in some positions.
I disagree with your statement. I have NEVER had a Ryobi tool break down on me and I have owned them for years ever since they were blue.
great video just bought 1
Thanks!
Is it still working? Lots of bad reviews about the internals rusting and locking up.
So far both still work great!
Thank you!
ah man i just bought the older version. haven't tried it thou...
It’s still good!
Brian Fab, i just tried out my ryobi pw... i did a rinseless wash then used the rest to clean the wheels with some brake buster... the 18v pw worked great to get those wheels rinsed.. i think this machine will be a big help here in Chicagoland.
@@barrybij8079 Awesome glad you liked it! Should be very useful for you
I think this would take FOREVER to clean my 30' boat though. Looks like you can clean about a 3" swath at a time.
It would definitely take a while on big items like a boat.
Good review man! I just got this in the uk. It says it’s HP but it doesn’t have the extra tabs in the battery well.
So does a HP battery offer any benefit for it? Or just stick with the old style one+ battery ??
The HP batteries believe a little bit more power but not really noticeable IMO.
Check the diameter of that pipe, if it is a standard compression fitting diameter just break out the pipe cutter.
I thought about it!
Hi mate.. I’m in Australia and they haven’t released the new brushless 600psi version here yet.. I’m trying to find someone to ship one over to me? Would this be a possibility?
Brian, any idea if you would recommend this product for vinyl siding and deck cleaning?
No there wouldn’t be enough power for that.
I looked on home depot site and they show there are attachable nozzles now
I saw them in the store the other day. I need to pick a set up and test them out
Does the new one have a quick connect attachment for the hose or do we have to hack it like JeffoStroff with the previous model?
Yes it does for the garden hose if that’s what you mean.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing yes for a garden hose, and that’s good if it does. The older version doesn’t have the quick connect option for a garden hose but you can tweak it to work. ruclips.net/video/V4jGZf2UCU0/видео.html
good job.
Thank you
nice video, thanks
question, can you run soap through the sprayer, i mean put soap in the bucket?, also do you think you can run warm/ hot water through this washer?
thanks
Thanks! You could run soap through it but I wouldn’t as it could end up clogging the internals over time. It does not state you can use warm water so I would say no.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing thanks for the info, be nice to use warm water, cleans better.....
Is it necessary to attach the stainless steel “wand” extension? I need a small pressure washer but I also need a small form factor so I can get it into tight spaces.
Pretty sure you don't need the wand. I have seen other videos where it didn't seem like they were using it.
Can I spray wash and wax with the 600 PSI Ryobi power washer?
Would the new one be worth getting for at home washing? I don't have an outside faucet so I'd need to use it with a 5 gallon bucket.
Either one would work fine for you
I would like to see it compared to an electric pressure washer and also to a quality water spray nozzle.🤔
It’s not meant to have the power of an electric pressure washer so that would be a pointless test.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Actually it would be extremely helpful for people considering buying this tool since this one may or may not meet their need.
You can get more tips for it, they have there chemicals sprayer kit has different nozzles. They also have the a corded nozzle adapter, so you can get into small spaces.
Have you used it with a garden hose? If so do you notice any difference in pressure between using a garden hoes or having it suck in water from a bucket?
I have not. Sorry
Can you use it for say a small patio concrete?
@@cesarreyes2832 probably not going to have enough power for that.
Can you ask them to send you RY3112PC01 to review along with this? I’m really interested in if it’s going to work as well as I hope.
Can you compare it to the 40V version too? Or do you know if they're any different?
I didn’t actually know that they had a 40 volt version
do you think you could change the nozzle to make this a safe electric water pistol?
I think you could if you can find the right parts