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Ryobi makes a cordless electric power washer. That ... that might be the first tool i buy to start a Ryobi collection. -- nm

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Jun 12 '23, 11:18

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This thing -- (link) - Beryllium Jun 12, 11:32 13
- The water is also wireless. -- nm - Mop🧹 Jun 12, 14:08
- That... was not what I expected. Thought it would at least be 40V. -- nm - Ender Jun 12, 14:04
- I don't really see the purpose. You still are going to have a hose attached which is basically what you have with a normal one. Just going to - Spawn Jun 12, 11:36 4
  - I am midway through power washing the house. I have a Ryobi weedeater. The packs are not heavy per say, but still not sure why I would - Spawn Jun 12, 11:39 1
    - The portability is the key here. I am considering a few areas where lugging around a big unit isn't feasible, even with a lengthy wand. -- nm - Beryllium Jun 12, 11:40
  - Doesn't have to be a hose. Could be a lake. Could be a jug. -- nm - Beryllium Jun 12, 11:38 1
    - Ah, so that is the benefit. If you get your boat, I could see it. -- nm - Spawn Jun 12, 11:40
- I don't get how the soap goes in? -- nm - Spawn Jun 12, 11:34 5
  - Other ones (not ryobi) have a solution for that, similar to what I've seen for sand blasting -- nm - Beryllium Jun 12, 11:39 4
    - But where do you put it? My washer (base unit) has two small tanks for the solution that it draws from if you set it for wash. -- nm - Spawn Jun 12, 11:41 3
      - Here's one. Fourth photo demonstrates usage. -- (link) - Beryllium Jun 12, 11:45 2
        
        Yeah, when I got that it draws water instead of needing a hose I got it. I would still rather use a normal unit if possible but if you can not, that - Spawn Jun 12, 11:48 1
        
        Oh for sure. On thinking about it, though, i remembered that we're not allowed to power wash the vinyl floor of the balconies :-/ -- nm - Beryllium Jun 12, 13:02
You have to wonder how much power it has, then. -- nm - Spawn Jun 12, 11:32 5
- 600 PSI, 0.7 GPM. But I don't know for how long. -- nm - Beryllium Jun 12, 11:33
- let me spray you in the face with it - hollywood big shot Jun 12, 11:33 3
  - Okay, but not in my hair. -- nm - Qale Jun 12, 12:06 2
    - heh -- nm - JaxSean Jun 12, 12:47
    - *golf clap* - Spawn Jun 12, 12:08

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