Muc Off Battery Operated Pressure Washer: Is It Worth It?
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Testing the Muc Off Battery Operated Pressure Washer: Is It Worth It?
Hey everyone! 🌟 In today's video, I'm super excited to try out the new battery-operated pressure washer from Muc Off. 🚿🔋
I've heard great things about this portable cleaner and couldn't wait to put it to the test. Whether it's for my car, bike, or outdoor furniture, a good pressure washer can make a world of difference. Join me as I set up, and review the performance of this innovative cleaning gadget.
🔍 What you'll see in this video:
Easy setup and first impressions
Testing on different surfaces
Pros and cons
Final thoughts and recommendations
If you're considering getting this pressure washer or just love seeing new tech in action, make sure to watch till the end! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more reviews and demos. 😊
Thanks for watching! See you in the next video! 👋
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Bought one last week for my 400X. It's good that there is no mains cable or hose to drag. Just pick it up and move around as needed. The battery was good enough to do my car, though it took two tanks of water (main tank plus the refill one).
Yes I’m also impressed but like you said it does use the water but it’s not a issue to refill it. It’s just just a nice about of power it removes dirt but not damage the bike
Might have to get the wife one of these and some of those crocs. She might draw the line at the tattoo though at 67 😂
It would make the perfect anniversary present, and the crocks are on offer in sports direct 😂👍
Perfect choice for music 🤣
I wonder if it can get rid of the dent I now have in my tank after the Bridgestone trail.
I have a small Karcher at home and not sure I would be taking a jet wash with me, but I am sure it is a good product.
After washing the bike I could see all damage on mine after I crashed it lol.
@@thatbikersimon yeah I have now posted the video of the trail, or at least some of it, I do all my editing on an iPad and my space is limited. I will be trying to go on various trails and videoing them. Hopefully I will be upright most of the time.
@@backontwowheels9469il be sure to check it out. at least it wasn’t me that just had to crash on the day on the new 450 lol. Il post a video about my crash experience although I didn’t have the cameras rolling at the time but there’s a nice fold in the crash bar.
Nice one Simon good job Amy 👏
She’s great on the pressure washer pops
I take it Simon the Hymie was vaned or trailiered down to the ABR! You could have invited one of the mud hauled bikes from a previous vlogs for a proper test. I live on a narrow boat within a marnia so no mains power. The Worx battery pressure washer doe's OK but as you said but the intake pipe is a bit of a problem. £25 for a water container is a bit steep! but the Muck Off system looks ok to use on the drive, but if you are like me having to drag the Muck Off around the marina and store it more of a problem, to me not looking at the price its not worth it.
Ther not cheap but it’s loads better than the under powered one. I had before. The good thing about the plastic filler tank is that it’s got a big filler hole so you can empty the water in seconds into it. When get a opportunity to do a better mud test I will.
Was it just me or was anyone else taken back to the 80's series of Starsky and Hutch with Huggy bear when that music came on! 🤣
lol it was 80s music lol
That actually looks pretty cool
Oh it’s amazing for a battery operated machine
I never used any kind of pressure washer on my bike it just strips it of all it's lubricants, let the bike cool, use a hose and then I have a heated blower to dry it off. Job done...
I normally give my bike a gentle wash unless they’ve been around the bog of doom at the abr fest lol These bikes can handle it. Lubricant afterwards when dryed of course.
Impressed 👌
I wasn’t going to do a video on this but I that impressed I thought I’d show everyone a true review
I guess it would be nice to have if you were doing enduros or motocross and didn't want to trailer home a bike full of dirt and muck. I don't ride off road, so not sure this would be of any use to me. Muc Off degreaser is a great product, though.
I love muc off so I thought I’d give this a go, I know it not for everyone but I’ve got a dirt bike and it’s perfect for the winter green laning and also I don’t have a access to water at the front of my house so I use it on the van yesterday and it worked a tread. I used to use the local guys to wash the van but it’s £20 a time now so I figured this will pay for itself after a while
I bought a Hyundai cordless washer. Much more compact than this because it does not come with a tank. You can use any pail, jerry can or container you have available. The pressure is not very high at 50 bars but more than enough for washing the car and the motorcycle. I even removed grim between tiles in the house porch. Very practical for a quick wash instead of waiting for going to a wash station
That’s interesting to know, for me personally this was a good alternative to been out with my dirt bike or washing the van. I’m more than pleased with this pressure washer. It’s great to hear about other products that your happy with. Thanks for sharing 👍
@@thatbikersimon this is the model reference: HYUNDAI Cordless High Pressure Washer HD-HP-GBL-50
Was the bike ok after! Any damage? Did it do what you paid for? 👍🏼
I don’t think anyone noticed the damage from the ride lol
2500 Amps? Impressive. You didn't need it on blast to remove that muck, all you do is damage. Stand further back so it is more gentle and won't damage the bike.
I don’t think it’s would have a enough power to damage to the bike but a nice amount to remove the dirt
What is the lifespan, As the Karchers are only 40 hours with the plastic pumps .
I’ve got no idea of the life span. 40 hours doesn’t sound a lot or though saying that I probably won’t use it that much.
Hy mate.
Nice gadget.............. but.
U must have a support vehicle in that case.
For 275£ quit i can go to the next petrol station 300 times and use their washers. 300 times washing on an petrol station makes around 3 to 5 years of washing minimum.
No hassle if the pump breaks or suttn.
For home use, incl. Gardening and Terrace use u get a "Kärcher" for the same money. So. Not 4 me.
Yes I have my van put it in if I go green laning, but for me my local van wash people now charge me £20 for a outside clean,and I don’t have access to a outside tap. So il soon get my money back on this one. I appreciate it’s not for everyone but I think it works great for me.
@@thatbikersimon i dont know, how its work in the UK.
Most of the Petrolstations here in Germany got a washing Station. 1min of Power wash costs 50 Eurocent here.
@@brummil we used to have places around like that but not anymore, where I live there nothing around here only the Eastern European guys doing car washing. 5 years ago they would charge 7 euro a wash now it’s more like 25 euro ( for my van) a few petrol stations had them but now there EV charging stations
Looks like a really expensive way to wash your bike. Sealy battery pressure washer £60. 25 litres of TFR (Which will last 2 years easy) £35.
I’ve already saved £25 this week with it because I washed the car and the van instead of paying the local car wash guys. 💴
I used a high power diesel pressure washer at work on my gsxr 1000 and it removed part of my Akrapovic exhaust logo, I nearly cried 😂, never used it again.
I’ve got a 160psi one at home but I won’t use it on the bikes this one is just prefect on the power
You need a lower power washer, mainly to keep the electric connections more drier, also we also used to strip paint around the chassis area of Buses with a diesel powered washer for rust removal or re welding or MOT to harsh!
2500 Amps 🤣🤣🤣
You can tell I’m not a electrician 😂
Go Amy B 💦 💦💦💦