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WORX NITRO 18V(20V MAX) Hydroshot Cordless Pressure Washer

WORX NITRO 18V(20V MAX) Hydroshot Cordless Pressure Washer, PowerShare, Patio Cleaning and Car Washing, Max. 56 Bar, 220L/H, with Accessories, WG633E.9 – Batteries and Charger sold separately

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Dimensions:	24 x 18 x 50 cm; 3.21 Kilograms
Model:	WG633E.9
Part:	WG633E.9
Manufacture:	WORX
Dimensions:	24 x 18 x 50 cm; 3.21 Kilograms

Tags: Car

Anonymous says:

22/09/2023 at

Let’s get this out of the way: most mains-driven pressure washers – even compact ones – will be more powerful than this. I bought this portable pressure washer to use where there is no access to mains power and a hosepipe.

For regular use around the car/home, this Worx pressure washer is more than up to the task, and is significantly more capable than the WG620E (which I found to be woefully underpowered). The main body and lance aren’t very heavy, and doesn’t cause strain if used for prolonged periods.

Highly recommended that the PowerShare PRO 4.0ah battery is used with this pressure washer. I saw longer runtimes and quicker cooling down times when compared with a non-Pro battery.

Very happy with this pressure washer – it fulfills the brief of being portable, powerful enough for most tasks around the home, and having a good runtime so I’m not staring at a charging battery all the time. Definitely recommended.
Anonymous says:

19/08/2023 at

I’m a big fan of Worx battery powered tools and I owned the original version of this, nope I didn’t replace because it died I gave it to my son and purchased this one. Wow the power is amazing for a battery powered power washer. Only one slight annoyance in that you can’t shorten it to the short lance but I can appreciate why as the last thing you want to do is blast yourself in the face with so much power coming from it. Buy this you wont be disappointed.
EltonFuentes says:

11/08/2023 at

Have many WORX tools, so didn’t need the battery.

I use this with a 4ah battery, and it used approx 40% battery doing a large SUV. Not sure the 2ah battery would be enough.

Very convenient, as no power cord. You are only attached by the hose line, and can even get rid of that using the supplied connectors.

Lightweight.

15 and 25 degree spray is best for the car in my opinion, 40 degree is too weak.

No where near as powerful as a plug in washer, but massively more convenient.
If you want to do patios/brickwork then you do need a plug in washer.

Overall recommend for quick cleaning of cars/bikes.
Anonymous says:

28/07/2023 at

I don’t usually write reviews, only when I’m grumping about a product but this WORX NITRO is very good. I bought the higher-powered PSI version and it does what I want it to do.
Anonymous says:

06/07/2023 at

Not quite the grunt of a mains version but enough for most jobs and you don’t have the faff of trailing cables and hoses everywhere.
Lots of settings from a wide spray to a more powerful narrow jet.
2 buckets on the wide setting will rinse the car but best of all I use it to keep the back steps clean and free of slippery moss. I just drop one end of the hose into my rain water butt, plug the other end into the lance and away to go!
Anonymous says:

20/06/2023 at

The only tricky bit is fitting the end nozzle that adjusts the spray (really fiddly).
We have a hose pipe ban in Cornwall (2023) and washing my van and my wife’s car and rinsing with a bucket is a nightmare.
This is excellent for pre wash and then rinsing off – I have another Worx tool so can use the batteries for both – 2ah last enough time to wash a VW T Roc and blast the alloy wheels.
I doubt it would clean patios as well as an electric power washer – but for this job and similar it’s great and it is very portable – you need a Gorilla bucket though for the water… goes through it rapidly.
Anonymous says:

14/06/2023 at

I can now wash the car, with a few large buckets…
As a disabled person, this has bern a godsend! No more struggling, with bucket after bucket of water…
Now my kids just top them up a little …. I also bought the snow foam attachment, that works very well…
I snow foam the car, then leave for 5 mins, then rinse off…. Then I use an all in one, wash n wax in the snow foam cannon, then rinse & dry with large microfiber cloths…
Fully Recommended
I use setting 0, to rinse & clean the wheels after the foam!
Spot on!
Anonymous says:

26/04/2023 at

This does the job perfectly. Being 56bar/812psi is more than enough to wash away any grime or dirt off your car. Only snag is that obviously with more power is that it consumes a lot more water, just something to consider if you don’t have access to water supply and you’re planning on using buckets. My advice is to use full power to wash away grime and dirt, but use the ‘eco’ mode for the rinse
Anonymous says:

18/04/2023 at

Does exactly what I need, clean the car, bike, plant pots etc etc. It does work on cleaning the patio slabs, but it’s slow going and would recommend connecting a hose, rather than using a large bucket as it drains very quickly (you spend more time filling the bucket than cleaning the slabs).
Anonymous says:

14/04/2023 at

I got one of these recently to replace my old WG630 brushless pressure washer. Its definitely more powerful, lighter and smaller.

For those looking to replace their main powered pressure washer, you will be disappointed! Its not a 1500W tool, the batteries just don’t store that much charge. What it great for is washing the car (40deg fan work really well to remove soap vs a hose alone), washing mud off a path, washing out paint trays rinsing house windows ect… I HATE wires, always tripping over them so this for me is a big plus and you can attach a 2l coke bottle of water when you go up the ladder ect so no hose either!

Great tool/gadget and highly recommended, just had realistic expectations.