Karcher WD1 Review | Handheld Battery Wet & Dry Car Vacuum Cleaner

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Get it here: www.kaercher.com/uk/home-garden/wet-and-dry-vacuum-cleaners/wd-1-battery-set-11983020.html

[@hartgemini007]

Great review - just ordered one from Kärcher refurbished for £90 which is a great deal, was going to order the Eufy H20 but thought this would be a much better option as it’s far more powerful .

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Nice 👌

[@ToshYusaf]

Nice one, and Amazon have them for £95 at the moment. 10mins is more than enough for a weekly clean and the blowing is useful for under the seats and clearing the garage floor. Cheers

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

So it is...amzn.to/3DA3Mss...Thanks 👍

[@GetCTOwned]

Ive just got one of these, but I ordered a pair of 5ah batteries as well which will double the runtime per battery. However the standard charger they supply with this bundle WD1 + 2.5ah battery kit is the slowest charger on the face of the earth, so had to order the fast charger as well. All in all, that means this works out to be a ~ £350 set up for a pair of good batteries, charger and the machine itself. That's expensive for something that will get destroyed by a £50 wetvac. However for a decent cordless option, thats still less than a Flex VC6L with a pair of batteries.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Yeah compared to a plug in vac they look expensive but cordless is the key eh! 👍

[@AGChiptuning]

Your video has made my mind up, cheers :)

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Glad it was useful 👍

[@davidmarsden9800]

As you already have DeWalt batteries it probably would have been better to get the DeWalt battery vac which is cheaper retail price and will take site use. Also it is more versatile to use a mains wet vac if you can as cheaper in the long run and not reliant on batteries being charged or running out. For car valeting a George would be very versatile.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

I didn’t know about the dewalt one in fatness. I wanted cordless so gave the Henry a swerve. I’m very happy with the karcher.

[@Class68driver]

Looks a good bit of kit but 10 minutes battery is nowhere near enough. I've also got a Shark cordless that does a great job on my Kodiaq so I'd stick with that I think. Cheers .

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

👌

[@lukezi3952]

10min is plenty, we vacuum our taxi daily with it.

[@front2427]

Nice review Jim,did you tell us the price? Just converted my 40 year old racer to battery 'Swytch",would you be interested in reviewing electric bikes?

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Probably not, it’s just over £100 on Amazon at the moment, I think full price is around £160. I don't do bikes mate, my knees are destroyed and I'm fat but thanks for the offer.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Under £100 on Amazon amzn.to/3DA3Mss

[@dickachu3921]

good review ok its pick up sand, how about pets hair?

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

It’s ok to be fair, don’t expect it to beat your mains cleaner though. The key to this is how manoeuvrable and portable it is.

[@danielrogers7220]

Your car wasn't even dirty 🤣🤣🤣

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

We clearly have different standards