DEWALT 20-Volt 550 PSI Cordless Power Cleaner Kit Review DCPW550P1

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At 550 PSI, this DEWALT battery-powered Pressure washer is called a Power Cleaner so it is not compared to the much more powerful electric pressure washers. We won't even think about comparing this to Gas Pressure Washers at all!
BUT, what this unit does allow for is sucking water from a lake or bucket so it can be used in locations where there is no water source for other machines. That can be pretty significant for some people!
#dewalt #powercleaner #pressurewasher

[@vaanes]

I requested this review and I really appreciate you doing it! You’ve never steered me wrong and I don’t think this would be right for my needs. Thanks for the honest review!

[@WorkshopAddict]

Glad yo help out and sorry it took me three months to get this tool.

[@DayvidSlice]

Good thing I watched this. I was going to buy one tomorrow. Definitely wouldn't have enough pressure for what I would need.

[@danlux4954]

Perfect to clean the boat or the dock.

[@travisbodigon938]

Same!

[@Pro1er]

I've had a Worx Hydroshot for years now. The number one mistake people make it to think that these are for washing cars, that is not their intended purpose. If you're at home you probably have access to either a garden hose or 120V for a real pressure washer. These are really meant for portability. A good example is if you take your bicycle on a trail and it gets all muddy you can use one of these cleaners to rinse the mud off before putting the bike in the back of your SUV - that kind of thing. These are not meant to replace a pressure washer.

[@pgrut8880]

I also have the hydroshot. I use it to wash my car in the garage during the winter. I can wash and rinse with only a 5 gallon bucket. Most of the water on the floor drys up within a day or even when its below freezing out. no heat in garage.

[@punkish7]

Thanks for this! Just the information I needed.Appreciate folks that give both the good and not so good when reviewing products.

[@islandcharlie7132]

I got the Worx brand when it cam out a few years ago and I just love the thing. For light duty jobs these things are great. Put a degreaser on a engine or what ever, let it soak and hit it with the sprayer never getting out a hose. I wash my mower, the 4wheeler, all kinds of stuff with it. One time I put out a small grass fire at the neighbors with it.

[@CaseySexton]

I freaking love it. Because of some surgeries I can't really pull a bunch of weight. I always reach for this over the 40 pound pressure washer whenever possible, usually to clean the truck or side by side.

[@APrawks]

This is perfect for off roading or camping. Rinsing salt off the decks and vehicles in the winter would be nice too. I can also see marine applications as well. Great review!

[@FirstLastOne]

YES!!! Living in a condo with no hose to wash off all the road salt after coming into the parkade during winter really stressed me out just thinking about what all that salt was doing in the wheel wells, suspension and underbody. This DeWALT pressure washer will help reduce the stress and possible rust damage.

[@07decker]

I googled this product because I was going to buy one, and you video came up. Definitely wouldn't cut it for what I need it for. Thanks for the review

[@mdg005]

I am a canine behavior specialist at the humane society of Central Texas we use this pressure washer to brake up the occasional dog fight in our daily 20 + dog playgroups it work great! We use it on the low power setting with the white tip.

[@WorkshopAddict]

I can see that as dogs hate mist right?

[@mdg005]

@@WorkshopAddict yes sir in most cases the two dogs that are in the fight will immediately stop fighting and run for cover. Love your channel and your honest reviews! I bought the dewalt 20v pole chainsaw after your review and I love it!!!!

[@scurvofpcp]

The main selling point on this one is that it can suck water from a bucket for cleaning. I've been using it for indoor cleaning mostly. it pairs up pretty nice with a shopvac for doing the rugs. But, I'm also in the situation where I am limited on how much current I can pull from an outlet. So this works fairly ideal.

[@brody2642]

I agree. Combined with a foam cannon (the one that it comes with sucks), and its a great outdoor cleaner. I mountain bike and there's no hose available when we're done riding, so its excellent to have.

[@tylerwinter512]

I’m cleaning my cistern and it’s perfect because I don’t have my cistern to use as the water

[@Specter1031]

I just got the Ryobi 18v 600 PSI 0.7 GPM. With the 15° nozzle it does hurt my hand a bit. Knocked loose grout and caulking off in the shower (which I was not intending on it doing). Anyway it's stronger than I thought. It's strong enough that I would not want to put it too close to my paint with a narrow fan.

[@thebigdoghimself]

Works great for getting salt off the car in the winter. I just go out with some warm water in a 5 gallon bucket.usuallt takes 10 gallons to clean the salt and melted gunk off garage floor and give the car a quick clean in the winter.

[@MikeGeary-jw6rj]

This is great for drywallers. we never have access to pressure water unless we got to the car wash. This works so good for cleaning tools

[@pilinke11]

Totally agree with you, sometimes even we got just water thanks for work but this is a most for cleaning tools quickly easy

[@Errr717]

First review of this product I’ve seen that tells you what it’s good for.

[@DrHumorous]

Excellent honest review as always, thanks!!

[@makingstuff242]

first! good review. not for everyone but i could see someone in the mobile cleaning/detail business picking it up and using a bucket water supply.

[@petereggert2019]

Refrigeration/ hvac perfect. Often we have only 1 or 2 units to clean on a roof. Bring up a water jug instead of 300' of hose. This is exactly what i need. And Dewalt is coming out with a new more powerful one soon.

[@erikbel9142]

I have a fleet of 4 electric bicycles (so far) and counting, but pressure washers are not suggested in cleaning them as the high pressure can and will push sand and other debris where you don't want it and eventually harming/destroying your hard worked for rides. I think that this would make the perfect not too much pressure washer for my bicycles!

[@feldmanjared]

Interesting unit. I don't have a use but cool that it exists.

[@TryAdaptLearn]

It looks like it could be useful to rinse something small in a remote location past the extension cord and hose length.

[@deadly134]

You know where these are game changers, if anyone is looking to start a side business or even just help family out these work amazing for cleaning ductless heatpumps on the inside of a house with a shop vac. Truly amazing for that job.

[@biffdotorg]

Thanks for the honest review. I was thinking this may be a good one for cleaning the boat on the lift, away from power and water. But probably not

[@WorkshopAddict]

It would allow you to wet it down and hand wash it, but not much else.

[@jwill9877]

This is perfect for a rinseless wash system like onr. I live in northern MN and in the winter you can't wash outside. I use ONR through my expensive airless paint sprayer to loosen up the road salt before I wipe it off. You don't need alot of pressure for this so this would be perfect for that

[@leojohnwayne1422]

Can you make a video of your setup? Or more info of the products u use for rinse less wash

[@jwill9877]

@@leojohnwayne1422 I use optimum no rinse as my rinseless wash. I mix it in a 5 gallon bucket and run it through my airless paint sprayer. I spray my vehicle down one panel at a time and use the red sponge optimum no rinse suggest. You can get away with a tiling sponge. After that, I switch to a 5 gallon bucket of demineralized water. You can buy a few gallons of distilled water from the gas station or in my case I have a spot free carwash setup that I run the water through. I rinse off the optimum no rinse and that's it. I don't have to dry it off because i used demineralized water. It's spot free and pretty easy to do. A few things that I want to change. First I don't like using my nice airless sprayer for this because it usually needs to have the lines cleared out really well before hand because there's latex paint in it. Second its way over kill for the job. I paid a 1k for the sprayer. A cheaper harbor freight sprayer will suffice and it won't need to be used for anything other than that. Also always wear a mask. That stuff is harsh when its inhaled. The sprayer puts out enough pressure safely remove rocks, salt, and grime and at the same time not putting water everywhere in your garage.

[@jona7r349]

I just got the DeWalt 20v with the intention of using it to clean road grime off our cars in the winter when above freezing, and keep the washing mess and ice away from the front of the garage. I thought it worked great even with the 550psi pressure. Two pre-rinses took virtually all the dirt off (but the car does have ceramic coats). My only issue is that the soap bottle barely worked. Soap dribbled out just a couple of feet, and thought something was wrong with it until I tried a soap bottle from my larger pressure washer and it did the same thing. I’m going to get a smaller orifice for my Adam’s foam cannon and try that next even though the cannon shouldn’t be used with less than 850 psi. Was hoping to find a cordless pressure washer with portable water tank in lower 1000 psi range, but nothing affordable really exists yet.

[@brendanschriber3242]

Update on using with foam cannon?

[@vivianlugo4432]

Thank you for your honesty

[@danielcole9641]

I see this being useful In an apartment. I don't like using auto car washes, and I like to use my own stuff. Wash your own car stations are now too pricey, or always busy. So having something to spot wash or clean with at my apartments would be awesome.

[@WorkshopAddict]

It is nice for any place you cannot take a hose.

[@mikesanchez5214]

I’m getting this one for the purpose of cleaning salt off in the winter times when my water is turned off for outside and hose is away.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Makes sense it's geared more tords people needing it with a bucket or lake

[@stans5270]

Has anyone ever been satisfied with the power from ANY pressure washer? I have been spoiled, at twenty I had a summer job where I used a large truck-mounted diesel-powered commercial hot water unit that could rip the paint off of tractor-trailer truck rims. I was satisfied with that one. I would probably use this one to clean off my kids before letting them get into my car when returning home from fishing.

[@lelenbates3367]

Thank you, I was thinking of getting one, but it seems weak. I have a 2.8 gpm 2800 psi gas pressure washer and I looking for something that doesn't require the set up and was more convenient to move.

[@dokmanian]

I have the Worx brand which has less power I use it with hot water to wash salt off my truck in winter but battery dies quick I was thinking of getting this but after watching this maybe not thank you for review

[@nava8529]

Thank you for the review

[@az-chris1136]

I've had my DeWalt 20-volt pressure washer for about 3 months now. I've used it to clean my solar panel array on my roof and have found it to be indispensable. I cannot get a corded pressure washer up on my roof so the cordless DeWalt unit is a game changer. The pressure is adequate to clean my panels. My only complaints are that the trigger cannot be locked in the on-position . . . after several minutes, my hand gets fatigued. I agree with you about the questionable use of plastic on the hose connection as well as the battery housing. I also agree with you about the wand length . . . its simply too long. Don't even get me started on the lousy soap dispenser, but thankfully other soap dispensers work with it.

[@1badhaircut]

Foam Dispenser = the correct definition. Foam Canon it is not. A proper cannon with a small orifice would do what is expected. Dewalt hurt themself by adding something so useless. It’s a “spitter” not foamer. The: length of wand and trigger - probably either government or legal dept mandated. Some minor upgrades would have silenced the criticisms.

[@den-yc3hv]

When I pressure wash big decks or areas with a regular pressure washer I use a tennis ball to wedge the trigger back if it fits you should try it it’s a life saver .

[@artamus73]

I bought a smaller wand from amazon, and its metal.

[@erncild]

@@artamus73 which smaller wand is that?, I want shorter wand that fits this dewalt washer.

[@trih3652]

Exactly what I want to do

[@thomaskishmanii2675]

I think batteries have come a long way, but I just don’t think they are there yet. Thanks for the honest review.

[@davegordon6943]

For most tools they're awesome. At least carpentry tools which is what I do. I don't need power, I don't need air. Just roll up and start working. I don't know if anybody will be able to beat a good ole paslode pneumatic nailer but besides that I love battery tools. I even have a mower, weed eater, chainsaw, pole saw, hedge trimmer all battery powered and I they all perform great. I hate priming and pulling my shoulder out of socket to get those started haha.

[@thomasgarrison3949]

Thanks for the video.

[@monoTNT]

I was looking into this cuz i needed something to get mud off my bike after mtb rides. I always carry some water & w this i can get it off before it sticks. I think it should do that job well

[@GunninWizard]

They are good for cleaning ponds after you drain em so you don’t puncture the liner That’s what I use mine for. Clean the rocks etc

[@Dont370]

Thanks for your review. I was about to purchase one. I doubt this would be good for cleaning stucco before painting.

[@tenzackyogi1742]

City dwellers always need something to cleanup dusty car. This dewalt pressure washer is 👍 and easy to use anywhere.

[@AllenReinecke]

Bought mine a while back. I intend to use it in winter to rinse off the vehicles and for remote cleaning, where I can't get a hosed PW. It's not worth it at just 550 psi for cleaning jobs where you can get the corded or gas PW to reach. The soap dispenser is useless and I don't know how DeWalt had the guts to release it. A $20 one off Amazon with the small orifice works great in comparison. The nozzle tube is too long. Half the length would be great. The bucket works, but the suction ”sputters” every so often and you lose pressure. Raising the bucket helps, but only a little. A garden hose does give better pressure, but you have to avoid stressing that filter. The battery compartment is not waterproof! It is expensive for what it is, but it's the only option with more than 350 psi. So far!

[@deba417]

Thanks so much for your review. .

[@katiejo1095]

I'm going to use it to water my vegetable garden a put the fertilizer in the silly soap dispenser. Good 👍 video. Oh yeah, mine is brand new after one use the battery door won't stay shut, I'm going to put marine grade velcro on it.... oh brother. But I love tools so I bought it, I'll use it alot.

[@rojohe]

Though I'm a little ambivalent, it seems it could be very useful for washing and rinsing coils on HVAC/R equipment, especially units using fairly common microchannel coils where water pressures over 100 PSI are not recommended.

[@sp_saff7075]

Have you gotten around using it on an outdoor unit? Was thinking of getting one for work. I'm an HVAC tech, and don't wanna damage the evap

[@HarryBallsss]

Awesome awesome review! So you’re basically saying do not buy this for my personal vehicle to clean once or twice a week? I have no hose supply. Thanks again

[@JP_077]

I bought one of these to wash my side by side before I put it back in my trailer. Works good enough for that.

[@davewood406]

I think you nailed it. it's for washing out of reach of a hose. Like another poster said for solar panels and I am thinking cleaning coils on a AC condenser(might want to try that on a scrapped coil first.).

[@WorkshopAddict]

I used it on an air conditioner yesterday with the 15 degree tip without issue. Started on low, but it took high no prob.

[@davewood406]

@@WorkshopAddict probably best judgement would apply; the fins on older coils are pretty fragile but it sounds like a good application.

@@davewood406 That's the main reason to buy this low pressure that cannot damage coil (right position and right angle), cheaper than the dedicated coil cleaner and also to to clean with bucket of water

[@gregnorvell9730]

I see it more as a gadget than a useful tool. But hey, still pretty cool. I'm sure somebody has a trade or project this would be perfect for.

[@vrva3138]

I will buy the 2.0 version when they come out with quality metal fittings.

[@ronanderson1839]

Most pressure washers warn about running the pump without water. With a hose you can flow water through the washer before starting it to remove air. Using the bucket suction option, it would seem unavoidable that the pump will run dry while water is sucked up. Would you think this is a concern? Bucket operation is a major redeeming feature of this product. Obviously, you will not know if the dry priming while using a bucket will shorten the pump life, but could you tell me how long it typically runs until water gets to the pump? Is there any simple method to get air out prior to operating the washer when using a bucket?

[@handyman8739]

We installed an ADA compliant shower 20 or so years back. The fold down seat support mechanism has always been a beast to clean, many tight spots where soap and hair will collect. Hot water and harsh cleaners performed fairly well but still the stubborn bits of crud needed manual scrubbing. This tool eliminates the detail scrubbing and with regular use should make the harsh chemicals unnecessary in the future. I expect to find a number of other odd jobs around the house and shop for it to tackle but for my initial intended use it is nearly ideal. Definitely needs a shorter wand, will be rooting through the collection of pressure washer junk in the shed this summer to see if anything out there fits. I put a zero degree tip on it and the improvement in performance is stunning.

[@artamus73]

I got a shorter metal wand off of amazon, fits perfect.

[@antp664]

@@artamus73do you have a link?

[@markrobinson579]

WORKS GREAT FOR CLEANING YOUR HEAT PUMP.

[@shooter_ric5722]

I got this since HOA took out the water faucet in the apartment complex. Where else would I clean my bikes. Is there a better foam sprayer for that?

[@sprockkets]

I got the Ryobi one since I have their batteries. I would use it to final rinse a car with condensate water I collect which is mineral free. Or put some dishwasher rinse aid in the bucket for no spots.

[@relaxandsleeptime5769]

save some rainwater in 55-gallon barrels and make sure you filter it out and use that water.

[@alexandramarberry1023]

I just ordered one. Sure, it's lower pressure than my main one, but this isn't good for a replacement. I'm needing this for cleaning barn floors where there are literally no water hookups so I can pump water out of a 275 gallon IBC tote, and will probably use it for camping/off roading in the future as well.

[@digitalmangos]

I had a year to see this review. Opened mine up and not pulling water. Found this. I’ll be returning tomorrow.

[@jonishere2128]

4:03 I actually got this not that long ago the best way to get soap to foam in the unit is to flip it upside down very untraditional to most pressure and power washer’s but it works

[@DubsBrown]

These are DOA without a metal hose fitting connector. The Ryobi/Hart version is constantly breaking at the plastic connector. Just read the online reviews

[@sonyfxi]

Hello, great video! Do you know the part name for that Ryobi quick connect? I can't seem to find it online. Thank you

[@Taz6688]

I watched a few of these during lockdown, I tend to see a pattern, Dewalt, Milwaukee seems to get good fairly easy reviews, anything by Ryobi you grind the guts out of it, you need to compare like for like Ryobi do a pressure washer, Worx and other brands do, they are all good in their own right if you don't have access to mains power.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Not True. I hammered this just like I would any other tool with plastic fittings I feared breaking and also that the limited use. I applauded the Ryobi electric Pressure Washer we reviewed last year. I recommend it to many. BUT, if a company wants to come out and say they have a construction rated tool, I will test it that way. The Ryobi HP line was said to be construction ready.

[@whskywolf]

Oh think this work perfect what I want, I have not water hook up in apartment and cannot wash my bike at car wash due to it being hot unless wanted to sit two hours at the car wash letting it cool off.

[@jimmccurdy3293]

I thought this would be ideal to blast mildew off the pool deck and railings using the water from the pool, but not enough pressure apparently.

[@bxhandball1]

I just subscribed. Great video. You saved me a hassle of returning it. I'm looking to clean my car and also my drive way which is basic cement. What do you recommend? I would get battery or gas but looking for a budget friendly option. Times are tuff .

[@WorkshopAddict]

Cleaning a driveway is a gas model job, no matter how you look at it. No battery model will do that at this point. You could try to buy an electric, but it will be slow for cleaning your driveway. A $300 Simpson gas would be your best bet. Use pump saver and stabil in the fuel and you will be fine.

[@bxhandball1]

@@WorkshopAddict I just ordered this Simpson MegaShot MS60805-S 3000 PSI at 2.4 GPM HONDA I will update with results fro. Your suggestion. When I recieve it in a week.

[@hardtruth2039]

I use mine for several things including concrete, decks, cars, lawn furniture, grills, and small quick siding cleaning. IT IS NOT A PRESSURE WASHER. I love mine.

[@burtronomaniac]

Ryobi was the first to have this item , I bought it right away . We use it around the pool to spray out the auto cover tracks , it’s just easier than lugging around a hose , we also use it at the lake to spray sand off the pontoon , as long as you keep your expectations in check it’s not bad , it’s a trade off convenience for performance

[@Pro1er]

Worx had the HydroShot years before Ryobi had one.

[@typ2vw159]

Great info

[@NickVetter]

I'm sure this beats me using a pump sprayer with like 10 psi

[@kurts3779]

Can this be used for fluid transfer (fish tank water & rain barrel water)?

[@hwymadness850]

I just bought that very model for the specific reason of applying Bleach and other chemicals onto surfaces, but after buying it, I see in the manual that it says (Don't do that.) Okay, but I want to know why, and will it cause damage to the equipment if you remove the human factor. Also, I want to use a bucket and hose for supply.

[@TopWaterAssassin78]

I am thinking about buying this butni have a question? I drive a concrete truck for a living and will this pressure washer attach to a normal water hose?

[@MosaicHomestead]

I'm 100% on rain water, I have to lug around a electric power washer to my roof to clean my gutter, this would work perfectly for my application.

[@bgt63]

Great for cleaning siding

[@97footballplayer]

Did I miss something? I feel like 50lb just magically disappeared!? Good work brother!!! Currently working on my belly too!

[@WorkshopAddict]

Camera adds 10 pounds, Hoodia must add another 20. Lol.

[@artamus73]

carnivore diet. youtube ken berry. I lost 60 so far.

[@jayson1270]

Just picked one up and will be returning it after having watched this video. Should have picked up a gas 3200psi+ for a little bit less money.

[@mikejenkins942]

Thanks... you pretty much confirmed what I thought about this unit. I've been on the fence about it... but I think I'm gonna pass... might be enough to do my vinyl siding with.. certainly not enough for the deck.

[@SkunkRiverCycles]

looks good

[@stephenb9330]

Have had mine for a year or so. It does not have enough suction to utilize the 20' flexable bucket hose😡 the Ryobi wand might be of help help🤔

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Soap gun and soap cannon are 2 different products defenitly what it comes with is defenitly not a soap cannon I had the same thought that it wasn't strong enough to do normal tasks

[@MookLaidBack]

do u have to take that metal piece off the hose cause water not coming through my hose (white)

[@DJImfamuos1408]

this thing will be great for screen printing.

[@TurnRacing]

John deere, dewalt and tesla. A man after my own heart!

[@pkweisel]

Removing loose deck paint so I can repaint? ( Deck is 16’ off slopped hillside)

[@ponowai1]

They should call it a portable water sprayer not a power cleaner.

[@zoemaravilla2538]

I see you have the flex volt battery. Can it be used with a regular 4H or 8/10H 20v battery?

[@Irwin.009]

Nice idea, but cleaning the tesla with 550 psi instead of 3000 psi.. for anyone that can’t get to the garden hose it’s good to suck the water into dewalt from whatever source :)

[@Michael-rx6ji]

It is perfect for returning

[@markjohnson3724]

I have a question. Do you need to preflight hose. I got the 1000 psi model and it works fine with a garden hose but I put the hose in a bucket of clean water but it never got water to the unit.

[@anything732]

Seems like it would be perfect to clean my atv rad on camp trips

[@WorkshopAddict]

Yes, iot would be great for a small dedicated use like that.

[@DermalDeviations]

I'm looking at this for the SxS. Want to rinse mud out of the radiator, using lake/river water. Currently using a water-tube/squirtgun thingy which works ok but is slow.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Being a SXS guy... IMHO.... It will work, but you will not be much happier with it than what you are doing. A 2 gallon bucket would do more for you to just throw water on it.

[@DermalDeviations]

@@WorkshopAddict thank you for the reply. Sounds like it'd be money wasted for my use case. I already over-pack for "just in case" scenarios on the trails anyhow. 👍

[@xJuanGarciax]

nice weight loss buddy, looking healthy!

[@jimcatanzaro7808]

Aids

[@TheWanderingtraveller]

Worx makes this for them .. Alot of new products coming out for DeWalt are actually made by outside companies. So warranty after your original warranty expires will get challenging. Alot of DeWalt compressors are all aftermarket now. It's sad. But this is how they are going Great review thou.

[@danlux4954]

Nice since I’ve been using my Worx pressure washer for years.

[@denilsonbarrera1288]

Do u know if can I used directly to the water or just with bucket?

[@UncleCou]

This thing aint powerful for cars but it works wonders on AC condenser coils without damaging the fins, we use them on roof too units when a hose and cord is too long to run

[@reckless_nic310]

U could hook a foam Canon to the of the quick connect on the wand

[@SRocco-dv8we]

Ok I got it now …great for a person living in desert 🌵, has tons of of time to waste , lives near lake , is always on the go …….wants to be able to turn down the already pathetic pressure. Btw when I would point my unit at my houses siding …it stopped spraying ? Point nothing . Lower sprays , point nothing , lower sprays ? How frustrating can you imagine that being ? Also I initially used unit to attempt ! To remove some Spiderwebs on my siding eves …….the Spiderwebs won 🥇! It had no effect on the spiders webs . ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!

[@bloyd2]

What about this unit for engine degreasing?

[@jasonpetro171]

@workshopaddict.. Dang I have been tossing this idea around for a while now probably more than I should have but now I’m kind of reconsidering because I don’t like to run my car through a car wash. I do it myself and winter time. You can’t really do it yourself so I’m wondering if this would be good to use in the winter to wash my car and try and keep it somewhat clean?

[@WorkshopAddict]

It would be tough to get it to give you enough power to get through any caked on snow or ice. It is better than nothing, but you might be better off at a do it yourself car wash

[@cesarpeque1854]

What is the name of the ryobi quick connect for the soap u bought? Can u give me the name and picture?

[@Wowezzersdozzers]

This seems perfect for me since I live in apartment and all I would use it for is washing my car.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Looks like it would be best as a soft washer