Cordless Pressure Washer for Makita 18V Battery, 800 PSI Portable Handheld Power Washer with Brushless Motor, 6-in-1 Nozzle, 3 Level Adjustable for Car Yard Fence Wall Cleaning (Battery Not Included)

After using couple months, we are extremely happy with this pressure washer, it increases mobility as it’s cordless not like other brands. Especially when performing cleaning in my patio, easy to clean fences and tiles. With the strong power, long lasting stain was gone quickly.

Battery life is good. Weight it not as light as I would like it to be. Easy too use. Decent power for blowing leaves. To me it is kind of awkward to hold.

This item works very good

Excelente!! Va muy bien con la baterías dewalt.

Needed for motorhome to clean off slides, light weight and simple to handle. The plus is I have makita batteries on drill and they work as backup. Also does well clearing debris (leaves)around campsite

Plastic fittings & o-ring are loose so water got inside my new Dewalt battery. Trying to charge it and it doesn’t charge now.

The blower is good. Good quality, good speed, not too heavy, easy to operate and very fast and easy to assemble for first use. The only issue for me and reason for 3 stars, is the battery that last no more than 15-20 min. So if you have a big space or big amount of leaves you must strategically pace yourself and use the battery wisely or recharge and do the job in stages. An extra battery is expensive (almost the 70-80% of the hole blower value).

Leaf blower has 3 speeds but battery life is fair. Does great job fir small jobs.

It works awesome, the winter months so easy to keep your vehicle clean with a bucket of water and the cordless pressure washer. I would recommend it to a you any one to keep your vehicle clean in the winter.

This is an interesting product. it's fine for washing siding or a car but it doesn't have the power really scrub something like muddy truck wheels or lawn clippings dried to the bottom of your fence. To compare, my electric power washer is 2400 psi and this is an 800 psi unit. it's a lot more power than a garden hose. I have used it to wash the car and clean siding. it's great for jobs like this where the bigger washer is heavy and is harder to get up high to clean second-floor windows or siding. The fact that it's battery operated makes it much easier to get in tough spots or to climb a ladder to reach higher spots. So while this washer may not blast caked on mud from your ATV, it is great for certain jobs as outlined above. It would be perfect for a condo owner or person with a smaller place to wash the windows or patio furniture.

This is a great tool for quick pressure washing jobs. We’ve only had it for a few weeks but have cleaned the road salt and sand off of our vehicles three times with good results. We’ve been using it with a bucket of water which is so much faster and easier than dealing with a frozen garden hose. Milwaukee battery fits perfectly. This is no match for a full sized pressure washer, but so far it’s impressive for lighter cleaning. I would recommend this product.

How I didn’t notice that this doesn’t come with a battery I’ll never know, so I’m now the proud owner of a new Makita drill and driver set haha. Note to prospective buyers who are planning to pick one up, Makita batteries are high quality but expensive. I rent an apartment in a house whose outdoor faucet is 70ft away from the parking so I was looking for something that could use a bucket or something as a source and this set comes with every combination of fitting I can think of including a weighted filter end for using bucket or lake water. There’s also fittings for standard hose sizes and an adjustable ‘universal’ type. The display only lights up after you pull the trigger to start the spray and mine showed “p3” which corresponds to nothing written in the manual. It’s also not clear from the manual what switch to click to cycle through the pressures - the screen doubles as a switch. The compressor being integrated into the body of washer, this thing is heavy, approaching 4lbs without the battery, and most of that weight is in front of the handle so your wrist will be taking a lot of that strain. Two handed operation is likely needed for extended periods. On my first attempt to use with a bucket I hadn’t attached the hose to the body fully. If you’re not getting flow after a few seconds check it is fully clicked into position. I needed to push a little harder than expected. The connection is not meant to be articulated and it will be almost flush with the body and not wiggle around. Once running though everything was great! Great options for misting, wide and narrow sprays and tight jets. I didn’t get to test the foam cannon yet but glad to have that option. I went through about a gallon of water and 1/4 of my 18V 2A battery in a few minutes of testing so I think I’m going to need a pretty big bucket and my spare battery to get around my vehicle. Obviously I have no way to test the actual pressure, it’s clearly a fraction of what you would get from a high end unit or at a self serve wash (not that I’d advise it but I was able to touch the jets at 15, 25 and 40 degrees, whereas I accidentally touched one at a self serve coin wash and almost took the skin off my hand), but it will be good enough for my light duty cleaning needs.

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