Cordless Pressure Washer,21V Portable Pressure Washer With 2 Battery and Charger with 6-in-1 Multi-Function Nozzle, for Washing Cars Garden Home Floors
| Dimensions: | 36 x 28.8 x 13.7 cm; 2.75 Kilograms |
| Part: | HHYYDE-0018 |
| Batteries Included: | 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacture: | Swan Supply Chain |
| Reference: | HHYYDE-0018 |
This WORKEASE Cordless Pressure Washer, arrived in it own sturdy carry case with everything you need to operate it, (see the unboxing section of my video).
I ordered this pressure washer, for cleaning my porch, and the tiles leading up to the front door of my house, could run my hose from the back garden all the way through the house, but it is so time consuming and makes quite a mess.
This pressure washer has changed all that, as all the attachments are in the sturdy plastic moulded carry case, it makes things so much easier, I just fill a 15 litre bucket with water, click the attachments to the pressure washer, pop one end of the hose into the bucket, and pull the trigger, not need to runs cables to plug sockets as it has two 21V Lithium-Ion 2.0Ah rechargeable batteries.
As for the pressure, well lucky for me that I read the full description and reviews before ordering it, and I knew this would not have the same pressure as a mains pressure washer before ordering it, and to be honest, it didn’t bother me, as all I wanted was something equivalent to a powerful hose pipe, that I don’t have to plug in or run a hose to, and this is that and more.
And once you have finished using it, it all packs away nice and neatly back into its carry case, so good for saving on storage space.
I could go through everything that’s in the listing description but I’m sure you have already read it before reading my review, so I won’t repeat it, you can see the unboxing in my video, this is just my personal experience with it.
At the time of writing this review the price is 99.99, but at the moment there is a 10% discount voucher bringing the price down to 89.99, which considering that you get two 21V Lithium-Ion 2.0Ah rechargeable batteries and the carry case, I think it is a reasonable price.
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Product is well packed. All items seem very good quality. Quite useful accessories/attachments.
It is easy to set up, easy to hold and direct and adjust the pressure pattern. Turning the nozzle gives different spray patterns and one of them is a pulse action that is the most powerful.
It has the right pressure and not too powerful to do any damage, draws up the water without any difficulty, much more convenient when you don’t have an external power supply.
I used a basic snow foam and it had enough about it to clean my car and lasted about 20 minutes but did not die, still had plenty of power in the battery, cleared all the mud from wheel arches. I was knackered and the car was clean enough. The battery connects to the charging unit without any fuss and charging takes a couple of hours.
I’ve found it to be quite useful as it saves having to get out my mains pressure washer & connect a hose pipe, very handy down the garden, cleaning the greenhouse/windows, watering plants also light patio cleaning as well as washing the car.
Overall very useful piece of kit. If you need to wash your car and can’t be bothered or haven’t dragging pit a hose and electric then get one.
This pressure washer comes in it’s own tool box carry case which is great as it prevents parts from being lost or broken and is easier to store.
The instructions are simple to follow in putting together, I did find the large nozzle quite hard to get in but other than that everything else was easy enough to put together.
We dropped the end into our Water butt and used that water to test this out and we was pleasantly surprised with the power this had it would be perfect for cleaning windows and the car. As you can see in the video it can remove marks off of the path but it isn’t practical or powerful enough to do it properly but for a cordless handheld unit I think the performance is pretty good.
I must admit I had to go to the product listing to view the video when first setting up. The instructions sheet could be a lot better describing and showing what needs to be done with diagrams. The layout is not so great too. Such as in small print in the battery installation and removal section, it states about the water pipe needing to be completely submerged in water to avoid air bubbles. Well you wouldn’t get far to spray if the hose had to be fully in a bucket of water! It means the filtered end part.
This product has its uses. It is not a powerful pressure washer when compared to a mains powered pressure washer. It is useful for situations where there is no mains water available but there is a filled water butt or a bucket of water to use. I suppose it could even be used by one person to give a cold shower/spray down to another on a camping trip if the filter end is submerged in a lake/stream/bucket of water. But there are rechargeable specific portable camping showers available which would be more pleasant to use and which an individual can use on their own. This could though be better suited to cleaning a campervan on a holiday adventure or spraying down camping equipment, such as a tent, if it got really muddy for instance. Otherwise this can be used for cleaning vehicles, building windows and whatever else does not require a really high pressured wash.
What I do not like is the water hose pipe which comes with it. It can easily get a kink or multiple kings in it. This can be an issue stopping the water being sucked up from a bucket or other supply source to be sprayed out at pressure. I am unsure whether it could be replaced with something better for an additional purchase or not.
I did read other reviews where people who connected it up to a mains hose said it leaked water all of the time from the spray gun. I have not been able to test this myself. If it is the case, the spray gun ought to really have a shut off valve at the inlet than to rely on a garden hose valve system and the need to remove the hose pipe from the sprayer every time spraying gets ceased to save a waste of water.
In operation it does seem quite noisy and I think ear protection is worthwhile. The six in one nozzle is a very useful attachment which does provide a very good range of spray options.
I am unsure as to the availability and cost of replacement parts. Such as if and when the quick water connection part gets worn from attaching and detaching it from the sprayer gun.
This product has limitations in how it functions and the power it can provide. It also has a variety of uses. I think it takes a bit of time to get used to using it as is, and finding out what tasks suit it. A better quality anti-kink water feed hose in the case would be a welcomed improvement and an adjustable valve or control to turn off the water flow and leakage of the sprayer gun of a mains fed supply when not being operated. It does seem expensive to me but other similar products sell for more.
I needed a pressure washer to clean the pavements around my house and my patio. This one did not let me know at all. Its powerful and easy to use
This portable pressure washer is great as long as you realise it is just that, a portable pressure washer. It is probably better to think of this like a portable hosepipe with good pressure that can be used wherever you don’t have access to a proper water supply. It simply cannot compete with a high pressure mains-powered pressure washer but if that’s what you needed then you wouldn’t be looking at a portable one. All you need to get this going is a bucket of water. Everything fits neatly into the box making it easy to grab and go.
For me this is perfect for blasting down my portable BBQ after use. It takes ages to cool down and then I still have to wipe it all down afterwards. With this I can just blast it after I’m done to completely put it out, cool it down and give it a good clean before it goes back into the car. Brilliant.
This is a compact kit with everything you need bar a bucket of water. Pressure isn’t really up to a mains washer equivalent though, it’s more like the pressure from a standard hose but through a pressure head.
In the box you get the hose gun, two batteries and charger (that does both together), hose with filter for feeding water in, plus a changeable pressure washer head, extension and foam bottle for cleaning cars.
You can get around 10-20ft reach depending on the spray pattern selected but it’s never high enough to remove moss from surfaces or even clean my decking all that well, even at point blank range. My mains pressure washer would have taken chunks out of the wood at this range.
If you need a portable hose then this is ideal. My wife’s even used it to hose down our horse (although it took a bit to get used to the noise which is to be expected from a small battery powered pump). Washing a car/caravan would be a good use too, especially if it’s tall and you need to spray water higher than you can reach.
Battery life is fairly good, giving around 30 minutes on and off use. Having a spare is very welcome, as recharging takes around 5 hours.
Good kit, just limit your expectations about how powerful it is.
First of all, it comes in its own case, I like that everything can be kept together in one place. It comes with two batteries which is useful.
ASSEMBLY
I found the extension rod hard to attach, in fact I had to get hubby to attach it, too stiff for me. The same thing happened when taking it apart to put away so I had to ask hubby again. Everything else went ok, easy to do.
USAGE.
I used a bucket of water to test in the garden. I found it hard to get it started, the hose has to be completely filled with water before it will pump properly, I found I had to feed the hose slowly into the bucket, attach to the machine and run until it took up the water, the hose was stiff and hard to manage, thereafter it worked well with no leaks.
I tested all the different flows and they all worked well. Not as strong as a mains pressure washer, I would say it’s similar to a hosepipe with one of those spray things attached but of course the beauty of this is that you don’t need a hose or electric supply.
Then I tested the soap container. I filled it with water and a little washing up liquid, tried it out on the front of the greenhouse. It seemed to work ok but I was surprised it used all the liquid very quickly, I think the flow would be better if it wasn’t so fast, feels like the opening was too big,
I tried a bit of cleaning on a paving stone, I couldn’t do a full one as the heavens opened just at that minute and I had to run into the house. It cleaned the stone but only in a small patch at a time so it would take ages to do a big patio however I will find it useful just to water-sweep debris (and chicken poop) from the stone flags.
I got this primarily to use with my 3 water butts to water my plants in hanging baskets and troughs, save me filling and lugging watering cans around the garden and it’s going to be great for that so I’m happy. It will also come in handy for washing windows.
NOT SO GOOD
The only problem is the water pipe is a bit stiff, feels cheap and kinks easily, Oh and of course the extension rod is hard to fix on (but that may be me) and I wish the soap container wouldn’t empty too quickly.
Apart from the few niggles, I’m happy with this pressure washer.
If you’re looking for a compact, portable and straightforward pressure washer, this WORKEASE 21v 26bar(max) cordless unit with 2 batteries could be just the thing.
It’s powerful enough for cleaning bicycles, motorbikes and around the drive or garden etc without being too harsh or damaging to the surface. It runs up to a max pressure of 26bar which is relatively good for a cordless washer, though it’s no replacement for a mains-powered unit nor should it be thought of as such as that is not its intention. It’s great for those that don’t have access to an outdoor water supply or maybe live in apartments etc but wish to clean the car on the weekend or clean the bikes after a muddy ride as we do with ours.
The batteries take under an hour to charge and having a second battery is a real bonus as it allows us to use the washer over prolonged periods and rotate them when needed. It’s a great bit of kit.
In summary, it’s very useful for a cordless pressure washer and performs far better than I had anticipated so I’m more than happy to recommend it to anyone that wants an occasional pressure washer and isn’t expecting the power of a mains-powered unit. It’s great for what it is and doesn’t disappoint.
Thanks for taking the time to read my review, I hope you found it helpful.
All the bes
This is good value with two lithium batteries and a nice touch that both batteries can be charged simultaneously although they do have to be removed from the body as the socket is hidden.
I was dubious how powerful it would be over a hosepipe. I can confirm that the pressure from the jet stung my hand. It was a lot higher than what was coming out of my hosepipe. It’s quite a narrow stream and obviously will not give the flow rate of a Karcher for example. The benefit of this is that it can be used anywhere without a fixed water point. For the video it was running from a watering can.
If you can’t run a hosepipe then this is a perfect solution. I will use it to clean my caravan that is in storage and in our allotment. It’s also much quicker to get this out that my pressure washer and put on a hose extension etc. that I will be using this to clean the mud off the car on the drive far more frequently!
One of the best things about this is that it all easily fits back in the case after use! So many powertools are difficult to get back in their cases after first use.
Overall very pleased.
I ordered this to help keep my car nice and clean and to clean my wndows and patio. The pressure it plenty powerful enough and not too powerful that it damages the paint work on the car.
Having 2 batteries is another useful as I can keep one on charge while I use the other and when I run out its a quick change and Im up and running again. The batteries last around 2 hours which I dont think is too bad for constant high pressure.
The instructions are not the best, however, the device is all fairly intuitive. I also use the washer to clean my patio and I was very pleased with the results, there might be better devices out there, but having a cordless device is definitely worth paying the little extra for.
Recommended.
I find this very handy. It is light weight and easy to use, which is great for cleaning the roof of our Caravan, using a ladder. The pressure is ideal for washing cars and Caravans etc because it is not going to damage potentially venerable joints and seals. We spend a lot of time off grid Caravanning so cordless tools are a must. Recharging is also easy when off grid as the charger is low wattage and having 2 batteries that can be charged at same time or individually is a big plus. I highly recommend this product for this reason.
This pressure washer really only provides a tap-level pressure jet of water, but that’s not to say it’s bad, just not up to working like a mains-powered pressure washer does.
In the box you get the pressure washer gun, two batteries and charger, feed tube and filter, hose-style multi jet adaptor and pressure washer rod/tips. They also provide a foal attachment for putting cleaning fluid in. It all fits in the box, although could be better laid out. For example, you need to remove the battery before putting it back in.
This is lightweight and easy to hold, even at arm’s length. The hose is around 3m long, so you can have a bucket on the floor and use this up a ladder, for example. You can easily wash one side of a car without moving the bucket too.
The pump is moderately loud but not too bad for using over long periods. Pressure is akin to a tap. The spray adaptor gives a few hose-style jets from narrow (going around 15-20ft) to fine sprays. Can be used for watering, cleaning a car, etc. There’s a metal rod for changing this into a jet wash, and you get a round and flat tip for the spray. Pressure isn’t able to remove gunk off my decking (see picture) even at very close range. My Kercher will remove bits of wood, so this isn’t really comparable.
At least the pressure won’t penetrate seals on your car, so it’s great for removing stubborn dirt, bird lime, etc. There’s no angle attachment for under wheel arches though.
The batteries can both be charged at the same time with the mains adaptor which has a slitter in the charge lead. They have a button to show the charge left with a series of LEDs. Even better, they fit in my Enegitech Mini Chainsaw which had a failed battery recently.
If you want a portable hose washer, this is brilliant. Just don’t expect real power.
The instructions that come with this pressure washer aren’t the greatest, so it’s probably best to play around and figure it out yourself. The hose that comes with it is also too small for my outside tap and fittings, so I just used what I already had.
The pressure washer gun comes with a case, two 2.0Ah batteries, a charger, a hose pipe, as well as various fittings and nozzles.
After a few attempts and the nozzle flying off, I finally figured it out and it is actually quite a powerful pressure washer, especially with the battery attached and using the trigger. Is it worth the 92.99 asking price? Probably not. If you’re just looking to wash your car, there are hose nozzles you can pickup for a fraction of the price that do a similar thing. If you’re looking to jet wash your patio, there are probably alternative pressure washers out there for a similar price that have a bit more power and features.
All in all, it does the job as expected, but isn’t worth the price in my opinion.
I hope you found this review helpful.
It’s not a pressure washer, but its pretty good. No water supply, no electric supply…this is it. Battery powered power washer. It comes with 2 batteries, which I think is a must…if your car is fairly clean and you’re cleaning it to top up that shine and water repelling layer, then I reckon 1 battery could cover that.
I wet everything with the gun, applied a muc off spray via a standard water spray bottle, rinsed with gun, applied shampoo with gun via bottle attachment, which was fantastic, rubbed over with a mit, then rinsed with gun, still had power in the 1 battery, just. All attachments are easy to fit and the whole things has a quality feel to it. Comes with its own case which is a bonus. First use, I think it’s a good purchase…if anything changes then I’ll update.