BEST CORDLESS PRESSURE WASHER: DEWALT VS KOBALT VS RYOBI
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2021
- BEST PRESSURE WASHER SHOOTOUT: DEWALT VS KOBALT VS RYOBI. Who makes the best power cleaner? Dewalt, Kobalt, Ryobi. In this video you will see who makes the best power cleaner. Which power cleaner is the best value? Why should you purchase a power cleaner? Do you need this?
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Best review ever. Concise, specific, feature and benefit oriented with no blabber. Thank you.
Thank you and thanks for watching
FYI- You don't need to use both pieces of the Ryobi wand. It does feel better balanced without that extension.
Yeah I get that. I was really hoping that the ryobi would be the best and that I wouldn’t have so many concerns. I just think you should be able to use all of the parts without having to worry about it breaking off. I really like that the ryobi has so many additional add ons for their power cleaner. I’d like to try the window cleaner. Have you tried any of the other add ons?
Thank you so much. Best video I have ever seen on RUclips
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Have now used this to clean house siding and it performed well ruclips.net/user/postUgkx43QMbQqu67IZadu9ou8Sg1BdrunMRNqX I also bought some wand extensions which enabled higher washing without needing a ladder. I recommend both. This unit arrived quickly, was easy to assemble (only had to attach the handle), and arrived in perfect condition. The only very slight downgrade from a perfect score is the design has a low handle and requires pulling from the side. My old washer was an upright model, while this one is more horizontal. Other than that, it's perfect for my needs. It has a great deal of pressure and more easily cleaned the house siding, porch rails and concrete than did my older model. The engine is a bit louder, as well, but the total time to clean was reduced by the more powerful spray. Did I mention it starts on the first or second pull every time?!! I am definitely happy with this model.
Wow this video is pretty sweet and super educational. Great job 😁
Thanks Zoe
It really helped me choose
Thanks Dustin!
I have the DeWalt. I carry it in my RV when i go too AZ. for the winter. Seeing i have multiple batteries along for other tools, come in handy out in the desert for washing dust an grime off truck, bikes, awning, etc. from a 7 gal. water jug cause there arent any carwashes for miles where i go. Only con is the plastic quick connect that attaches too the gun is really stiff too fully seat. 👍 good review too!👌👍
These are all awesome. I like the dewalt the best
do you think the dewalt is capable of shooting bleach water high enough to reach pool screen enclosure framing.... say 15' high?
I gave it a thumb up b/c of the humor.
LOL awesome. I need one of these for my ATV.
Get the dewalt one
Lmao I'm hooked from the intro. Hilarious.
Haha, glad you got a laugh. Thanks for watching. We appreciate it.
outstanding sir! well done!
Haha, glad to hear you enjoyed it.
Thanks for doing this! I never know which items/brands are better. This is really helpful!
Glad you liked the video
It helped me make my decision
Do you think the Dewalt could be used to clean algae and crud off large concrete residential type slabs?
I just got this charged the battery and went to work washing my quad. It took half a jug of washer soap just to spray around my outlander. It then ran out of power after the first fender was washed on the low setting even.
Seems something I can throw into my RV to wet the front, brush, then power rinse the bugs off.
It works great for removing bugs and road grime after traveling. Thanks for watching
They all lasted longer than I do. LoL
Lol 😆 nice 👍
I use to paint houses back in the day and would use a gas pressure washer whith the zero tip on it or anouther one we called the bumble bee cause it sounded like beez it rotedded an wouldnt rip through clad boards like the zero tip did if you got too close it was called a bumble bee tip boat it at Shimano paint an supplys hope this helps you
Thanks for the video. I own the Dewalt and its soap dispensing bottle is almost useless. I was wondering if anyone found a replacement one on-line that works with only 550 PSI?
Hmmm, that’s weird. I haven’t had any issues. My soap dispenser works good. Not quite as good as the one I have for a high pressure gas powered pressure washer
Could anyone who has this power washer tell me which is the most powerful nozzle? I want the washer to strip paint off of an old building that I painted at least 20 years ago and not sure which nozzle I should use to do that. I probably shouldn't be using it at all actually but I don't think it will get done if I don't personally do it. I actually just bought this washer about a week ago and am having trouble with using it because of a problem I have with my arms. I guess I thought it had a little gadget on it like my Dewalt backpack sprayer does so that I don't have to keep holding down the trigger. I'm not young and it about kills my arms having to do that. I'm afraid if I get a gas operated sprayer that I might accidentally ruin it. I'm not good at trying to figure out directions and the one that comes with this power washer does not impress me.
haha funny video man, thanks for the advice
Haha, glad you got a laugh David
Thanks for the excellent review! You covered everything i needed to know.
I want the same video but with the new 600psi brushless Ryobi. Looks like they’ve made some good improvements. 3 speeds and a metal wand
I’ve seen that ryobi stepped up their game. I’m definitely going to check it out. Thanks for watching grant.
I have the Ryobi 600 psi, it's a fantastic piece of equipment and very good build quality👌
good review.
Thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate it.
My dad’s got a ryobi. It’s a pos. Had to get it warrantied because it rusted on the inside, got a new one and it’s starting to do the same thing
Ryobi also makes a 600psi version. I'm interested in it or the Dewalt. Great video
Thanks for watching Eric. I just got the ryobi 600 psi. I’m testing it now
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Any updates?
@@unclejohn5561 I actually do have an update. I love the 600 psi ryobi. It’s a great tool. It’s not quite as good as dewalt but it’s close enough. However, the ryobi has a lot more accessories which I like. I have recorded the video but haven’t had time to edit because I’ve been working 100 hours per week at my job until I can find a few people that want to work haha. Hopefully I can get around to editing the video soon.
Do you have enough room in the Dewalt to use a Milwaukee battery and adapter?
There’s a lot of room but I’m not sure. If I had an adapter I’d check.
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The Ryobi cordless 600 psi is perfect.
How did you not include the original as far as I know the worx but it's probably more comparable to the Ryobi
A friend of mine has the worx and just like you said it falls just about even with the ryobi… that being said ryobi has just come out with a 600 psi version that I’m looking to get my hands on
This is a very useful video, I just ordered the Dewalt tool only yesterday, and I also ordered the 6.0 ah battery separately. What is ur battery for the Dewalt? Is it a 5.0 ah? I think 6.0 ah can last at least 20 mins.
For the test I used a 2ah battery for each tool. At home i use the 6ah battery and it works a lot longer. It’s cold here in Alaska. Average temps are now like 20 deg f . So I think the temps are killing the battery a little quicker than it should. I’ve gotten around 21 min on the 6ah. Thanks for watching jay
@@DustinFaddis thanks for that, I think 21 minutes is enough.
@@jayzhang14 I think it’s plenty of time.
It was toss up between kobalt and dewalt.
For tool only, Dewalt wins.
Ryobi now has upgraded 600 psi for 119.00.
You to review this one for us.
Recently I’ve heard that the kobalt was on clearance for $30 with a battery. That’s a good buy for sure. I’m definitely looking into the 600 psi ryobi.
There's the newer ONE+ (18V) HP you mention, and also a 40V HP version now. The 40V has the same ratings from Ryobi (600psi, 0.7 GPM) but I wonder if it's more powerful in reality? There's videos comparing the old one to the 18V HP, but haven't seen anything showing how the 40V compares.
mak godddamn the previeq made me give u a like!!!
Haha, I appreciate it. Thanks for taking the time to watch
I thought I was watching a remake of Platoon at first, nice review.
Haha, thought I’d have a little fun with it.
Did you have the 300 or 600 psi ryobi?
It was the 300. Just before ryobi made the 600. I just got the 600 to review
great video , i hate kobalt suck.
i got one heading to salvation army store with note as is .
i m ready to move on to next better system .
thank you
My favorite so far is the Dewalt
Dewalt has a 40 volt 1000PSI version of this. Kind of expensive and the 40 Volt batteries are rediculous in price. I am looking to replace my 5 year old worx hydroshot 320 psi. Its kind of weak and I am looking for something more poweful. The worx has lasted 5 years so far. That Dewalt looks to be alot more poerful than what I have now.
Seems like the new 600 psi ryobi is the better option
Now. Half the size of the dewalt
Bro u used the Ryobi on the hardest part of the truck the tank is the hardest part to clean the dewalt has the easiest part that’s why it looks like it’s doing some switch the positions they are cleaning
That was actually just showing how they spray. I went to the other side of the truck and switched up the areas. It still didn’t help the ryobi
The main question is : if I have a really strong water pressure in my water tap then will the same pressure come out of that vessel or will there be less water pressure coming out ?
Can you hook it up to a water spigot???
Yes, you hook it directly up. I didn’t because I was trying to make the power washers work harder for the test. Thanks for watching daniel.
@@DustinFaddis I thought maybe you could since it came with the other adapter, but I didn’t know if the pressure on the intake would handle it.
@@danieldelarosa8939 it actually works best like that because it doesn’t have to work as hard.
What’s the biggest battery that you can fit in the dewalt?
I use my 5ah battery all the time
These are power cleaners not pressure washers. Pressure washers are 100 bar or more in pressure, these are a max of 40.
9 min 25 Sec in I knew what one you liked
You had two different sized tips on them 😂
Kobalt kit is $33 dollars at lowes check your stores
I just saw that it’s now $17 online. I’d definitely jump on that deal
@@DustinFaddis On Lowe's website? I don't see it for that price
It might be priced different at your local lowes. That price is here in Alaska online if you pick it up in the store
@@DustinFaddis fucken wrong comparison Ryobi only 300 fucking psi
@@josephonofrio7243 I definitely missed that deal
After 17:43 did the DeWalt run out of water!
Your intro wasn’t the best haha but god damn your content is through you got my subscription this was a very detailed video!
Haha, thanks Luke. I appreciate the feedback. I’m working on making the content a little smoother. I try to add a few funny parts to loosen up a little because I hate talking to the camera 😆 hopefully I improve a little with each video. Thanks for the support.
Yeah man, I think I'm going to go with the Dewalt. 1, all of my cordless tools are already Dewalt and I have several batteries. The Ryobi looks like complete garbage, as with most of their products. The Kobalt is a close second. If it wasn't for the overheating and trigger issue, I would go with that because of the better pressure.
I agree, I kept the Dewalt and returned the rest. Ryobi has since come out with a 600psi model and I’ve heard it’s great. I’m going to test it out this spring. It might turn out good but I doubt it’s better than the Dewalt 😆
I was thinking I wish this was with the 600 psi Ryobi
@@Specter1031 I actually just got my hands on the 600 psi ryobi. I’m just waiting for it to warm up a bit here in Alaska before I test it out
@@DustinFaddis looking forward to seeing it. I ended up getting the model with the accessory kit on special buy for only $10 more than the normal kit that bings battery and charger.
It would be great to see a comparison of the 18v vs the 40v. I know on paper they are the same minus some aesthetic difference, but I still wonder about actual pressure and runtime. Even weights on it's intended use would be interesting to see. In case you want video ideas lol.
@@Specter1031 thanks for the recommendation. I actually picked up the 40v. I can’t get ahold of an 18v up here in Alaska yet. I’ll keep looking.
Great review!!! Personally it just looks like more "shur-ta-break sheep shite from shina". Time we thought about our kids for a change started buying American made or doing without. Either that or start saving our money to buy our kid a beater car. All so they can start their new career making ten bucks an hour delivering junk off amazombie so that bozo can make himself and shina richer!!!! : ) Course we could hope our neighbor mans up and does it instead!!! : )
Most of the Dewalt tools are actually made in the USA. I’ve heard that some of the power cleaners are not. I was disappointed with both of the other brands but the Dewalt has held up great so far
I almost bought the ryobi before this video, because I have a few batteries already. I think I’ll go with the dewalt. I just didn’t want to spend the money. I guess you get what you pay for.
Ryobi update the power cleaner to 600psi
@@cameranmanner4701 cool, I want to see that one
@@kidscookingblakestake3977 im hearing it may be in the fall collection.
The 600 Ryobi is out already
@@gjolinares23 I saw that. He said he had ordered a 600psi ryobi to test. I’m kinda waiting on that because I want to get the best bang for my Buck.
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Good review but they all kinda seem like they suck. I bought the Dewalt prior to watching reviews 😅🙃
Thanks, none of them compare to a full on pressure washer but I take my Dewalt off-roading then just toss the hose in the last river crossing before I leave and spray my truck or side by side down. It works great for that so I don’t get mud all over inside my trailer.
Do not EVER EVER EVER touch your vehicle!! No-touch washing. That is the key! Spray with distilled water, and spray with a distilled water soap solution. The only time that it should be touched is to get it ceramic coated and/or to get PPF on it (preferably both). Don’t wash it in strong sunlight. And don’t leave your vehicle wet, ESPECIALLY in sunlight. Always carry a portable leaf blower in your vehicle.