REVIEW New 2000psi RYOBI Electric Pressure Washer | Power Washer | Car Detailing

[@annawulf4910]

Other than getting the hose connector turned around (watch out for that one), the machine is simple to put together and use kzbin.infoUgkxfQauTxLT0JLSvqkq10rD79TU4k0Vz8zP . And very nice, too. I'm surprised at the power-it's more than we'll ever need, and we've not even used the most powerful setting yet.I've cleaned off a dirty concrete porch to get it ready for sealing, started to clean siding, and I know this pressure washer will be terrific for cleaning tools this fall.The only issue we had is we had turned around the hose connector, and it leaked. Once it was on correctly, though, we had no problems with the connection. Just remember that the end with the green knob goes towards the hose. It's obvious now what we did wrong, but not necessarily obvious at the time.

[@liquidsteel8131]

I just bought one of these yesterday. I used mine today and just rinsed off our cars, with no soap. I bought this pressure washer for small jobs and I think I'm really going to like it. I'm going to try this on my deck to see if it will take off the dirt (never stained the deck after it was installed, but its time to do so). Thanks for the great video!

[@loudtwinkiesxd98]

I bought this unit 3 days ago. Didnt see any reviews on it . Main reason i got it was to wash my cars using Foam cannon and it makes it easier to wash. Love that its not as loud as a gas compressor or gas power washer. And it shuts off as soon as you release the trigger. Making it easy to listen to my wife if she randomly starts talking to me while im using it.

[@imjoshv]

Haha that’s awesome! My customers do the talking like that all the time...

[@jrnumex9286]

last line wuss-dom. beta weak dude who can't say just wait a minute to the bee queen. yea i know she will get pissed and moody, just what beta wuss dudes are afraid of

[@southbeachmiamiart895]

Great review. Listen, there's users who claim you can't use these commercially. Definitely not true. They get the job done without dealing with gas, oil, sparkplugs or carbon monoxide fumes. Very economical and if it breaks, just get a new one. I highly recommend Ryobi.

[@imjoshv]

👍👍👍 thank you

[@migmogg8087]

Damn dude you can tell this is legit with that video description,love the time stamps and overall layout .subbed

[@imjoshv]

Thanks so much!

[@SmokeyAl7]

Just did same test you’ve done with the 2000 psi, the 1900 psi and the 1600 psi. I found they ALL produced 1500 psi even though advertised as more. Buy the 1600 psi unit and save money!

[@oscar1748]

No way!!😳

[@x_monkey_]

Well did you try different nozzles?

[@CBRFRENZIE]

I Tested mine and was disappointed as well only getting 1600 PSI with 1.5 Orifice 15 degree Nozzle that came with it. I Tried 2.5 ORIFICE 40 Degree nozzle and only get 900 PSI… Quick note I also purchased the FLEXZILLA 1/4 inch 50ft, Not sure if it makes a difference of 3/8inch hose over a 1/4 inch.

[@TiMeToRn-]

I have this pressure washer. The button for the extending handle is perfect where it is. It doubles as a carrying handle. If the button was on the grip, you wouldnt be able to lift the washer with the handle retracted to carry it around. Also, FYI if you leave the soap tank empty, it will pulse on and off while you're not using it. I recommend filling it with water if you don't want to add soap. The hose is honestly the only thing I don't like about this unit. I feel like it becomes a whole ordeal winding and unwinding the hose, to the point where I just use a regular garden hose unless a pressure washer is absolutely necessary. Recently though, I bought a hose reel for this, and a longer hose. It bolts and clamps down on the "roll cage" at the top of the pressure washer and makes this unit waayyy easier to set up and put away. I use it a lot more now for everyday jobs around the house. It's listed on Amazon as "MEKOH Pressure Washer Hose Reel 50ft"

[@WhiteLBZ]

Love the input! Where did you bolt and clamp the pressure washer hose reel too at the top? I love this pressure washer so much I bought an extra as a back up.

[@nomerfernandez2386]

wanted to get this ryobi 2000 but after watching your reviews on the ryobi 1600, 1900 and 2000, decided to get the the 1900 and save the $50 to get those after market accessories you recommended like the pressure washer hose, pressure water gun and foam cannon. Thanks.

[@imjoshv]

Awesome! Good choice

[@Mindhacker1961]

Thank you for posting. You did a terrific job explaining everything and your demonstration is of high quality.

[@imjoshv]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@richnvick9281]

That's the best review on a product I've seen yet. Super informative and detailed. Thanks brutha preciate it. Happy holidays

[@alromero5685]

Bro I love how detailed you are on things. Great channel.

[@shrubs2k2]

As always great videos! I know this is an older video but this model # is the only RYOBI one that has auto start/stop.

[@andymcdonald773]

Love the review. Finally straight to the point and less chatter. Thank you

[@bibihoehn3315]

You helped me make a decision on which pressure washer I needed. Thank you so much!!

[@DP-jb4yo]

Did you get this one?

[@DM-fp8uw]

I just bought the 1900PSI version of this. It looks exactly like this one (not the older 1900) except 1900 PSI rated. I'll let you know if the pressure is the same. Costs $57 less than the 2000 at Home Depot on sale now.

[@braydenpitcairn3843]

Debating whether to get this model as well! Excited to hear how it works out for you.

[@miiguelm30]

How much was it? And how you liking it so far? Thinking about getting the 1900PSI too. It’s $150 at Home Depot right now

[@JB-mj1mo]

Any update?

[@ElFlakoEdgar]

@@JB-mj1mo I had just bought 1900 psi one it felt good but it was leaking so I just returned it today and paid $20 more for the 2000 psi one and I am happy I made that decision.

[@gzhen123]

@@ElFlakoEdgarhow much did you pay? It’s $240 right now and I’m thinking of buying it next sale

[@mariafriend644]

I had this in my cart at Home Depot and changed my mind, until I saw some reviews. Thank you.

[@imjoshv]

Happy to help!

[@iamlegend3669]

This one of the 1600 for concrete, patio and outdoor around? Great video man keep them coming!

[@85DJW]

Bought one this evening and just stumbled across your review. Great review and made me a subscriber! I can't wait to try this thing out!

[@imjoshv]

Awesome! Thank you for subscribing! and enjoy the machine!!!

[@williamiwaniuk5561]

Josh, Thank you for your response. I did decide to go with the 3.0 tip. I tried it today to flush the pollen from our vehicles, and it seemed to work about the same as when I used to go to the car wash. I also ordered the green pressure hose per your suggestion. Very informative video. Thank you so much for your technical reviews.

[@imjoshv]

Awesome! Glad to hear it worked out!!!

[@rmmccarthy1240]

Very comprehensive and useful. Great job. Thanks👍

[@DiscoMovilMartinez]

Great Review just got one and i was wondering what kind of foam are you using on cars? Thanks in advanced

[@rojocapo610]

thanks for the video, about to buy this or the ryobi 2300. i see you reviewed both but still usure. Is the extra 300 psi worth $100 more or there is more to it on the 2300 that I am missing?

[@Tiffany.Detailer]

As a detailer, I’ve been using my Sun Joe SPX2598-MAX 2000 PSI Pressure Washer, but need something smaller in size. I don’t know if my ratings are accurate as I’ve never tested them, but it works great (after adding quick connects and a new hose a couple years ago), but I need something smaller, more likely to sit in the backseat of a Honda Accord I was at Home Depot the other day and had the roll cage design (2000 Ryobi) in my cart as well as the lower 1900 PSI, 1800 PSI, and the 1600 psi (all Ryobi). So I look like crazy with 4 different pressure washers in my actual cart in the store, not sure which one to buy I decided not to pull the trigger and do some research which I’m so glad you are doing videos still as I took The past eight months on a Detailing break because of dealing with grief from a major loss plus the Arizona tea makes it so hard to want to detail when it’s 115° outside. So I was So happy to see that you are doing so well making all these videos and your channel has grown so much which is so great! Reading through the comments it sounds like they all work relatively the same (when tested), but if you were in my spot with those choices (unless the Dewalt roll cage design is back in stock today which to be honest is above what I’m looking to spend but will invest in it if it’s worth it/far more superior than the others) but with a Detail on a beautiful Toyota Tundra tomorrow, I was going to head to Home Depot again in a little bit to make a decision so I was wondering if you were going to pick one on those up from Home Depot today which one would you choose?

[@imjoshv]

Hey Tiffany If space is the main concern i would get the 1600 or 1800 since the are smaller. With all of them i upgrade the hose and accessories, but as far as the internals go, they all get very close performance.

[@Tiffany.Detailer]

@@imjoshv thank you for replying and so fast that I am still trying to edit my comment from before! lol but yes size is the factor for changing my machine so anything smaller than what I’m running right now will work great! I’m just afraid of losing the power that mine puts out. I need to go back and rewatch a few videos of yours and also reread some comments about the Ryobi line and how they all rate around the same level not sure what psi that is though, But if that’s the case and they all run about the same it would save me a couple hundred dollars to go for one of the smaller ones if they are really that similar. I really do love the Dewalt 2100 psi and Ryobi‘s 2000 psi both roll cage/suitcase type machines but I need to rewatch your videos and see if those are comparable, close to the ratings or not or if I should just buy a cheaper Ryobi. So that’s where I’m stuck is the actual in real life Tess of how they run because if they ran off of what they say my top 3 picks in order would be the 2100 Dewalt, the 2000 Ryobi or the 1900 Ryobi (as I don’t think I should buy something rated lower than 1900 if it tests much lower, but then again I am still learning which is why i’m writing you this novel asking for your advice and I appreciate you so much! I wish I had a pressure gauge so I could test my Sun Joe SPX 2598-MAX because I absolutely love it and it can even be too strong sometimes even with the 40° tip. The tips I use are the ones that came with the machine but I did switch everything else out as far as making everything quick connects, buying a new lance/gun currently it’s hooked up to the small purple gun which you suggested a few years back on one of your videos, so I bought it and have been using it ever sense! I also have had the blue flex hose saved in my Amazon favorites for a few years now, but I had just bought 2 of the PowerCare hoses fromHome Depot using a coupler to put them together making a super long hose right (before I knew about the flex hose) which have worked great. So I figured as soon as I’m ready to upgrade parts again, I’ll buy the blue flex hose that I’ve always wanted, definitely from one of your links because it’s the least I can do! I believe it was years ago when I was trying to figure out how to set up everything with quick connects in the first place is when I came across your channel. Now that I’m back from my break, I’ll be able to catch up on all your videos that you’ve made this year lol but I was really hoping to figure this out night so I don’t have to haul my big pressure washer in my car tomorrow morning but that’s totally on me and I appreciate everything you do and all the info you put out because it’s always helped me since I fist started! So it’s great to see your channel has grown and I hope it continues to grow because anyone in the Detailing world should know about you 🙂 So Trap this up, size wise all five of those options work great. I’m just a little confused about the ratings on each one and how they work in real life. I’m hoping I can quickly watch through your videos in between appointments today so I can run to Home Depot and buy the best bang for my buck hoping I can transfer all my added accessories such as hose, quick connects and that little purple gun over to the new machine without a problem before my detail early in the morning. So I guess it just depends on which of these smaller options Is actually close to its ratings, and if it’s powerful enough to be at or very close to what I’ve been using (Sun Joe SPX 2598- MAX which has a 13-amp motor and is rated at 2000 PSI and 1.6GPM) also if it’s durable enough to use as a weekly detailer and hopefully won’t break after a few uses as I hope to use this weekly for quite a while. I’m sorry I know that’s a lot and there’s so many machines out there which is why I appreciate you and your channel and your honest ratings so if any of that narrows it down and the best option youd go with pops in your mind, let me know! My plan is to buy it tonight as long as I can make time to still make it to my doctor appointment as I’ve been typing this the whole time so I’m sorry it’s extremely long, and if I can find a machine that is powerful yet small enough to fit in this category and it’s easy to switch over the quick connects and all the upgrades I’m hoping I can make it to either Home Depot or Lowe’s before they close tonight!

[@NuYrk1908]

Excellent video! I couldn’t figure out how to put those pins in but this helped A LOT!! 🎉 thank you!

[@TheLFCPundit]

Nice video, do u have any videos on what kind of water tank and attachments to use when ur doing pressure washing work, like for driveways etc. Just in case some people don't wanna let u use their water.

[@cudispazzzin]

Thank you so much for referencing the aftermarket hose . on the side still trying to decide between the dewalt or ryobi . after my sunjoe failed after a few months of very very light usage Lol. Thier hose is also horrible to work with . so its refreshing that i finally found a video to clear things up about the pressure washers and hose.

[@victorpoliashov2467]

Thanks for all the reviews man. Was looking getting a foam cannon and your the guy that guided me with buying a pressure washer

[@SCPED]

Sup Josh, love and enjoy your vids man. I love the design of this particular machine, i mean, i know you posted this awhile back but do you know if this particular model still available now?

[@lanejones8668]

I just saw this exact same machine at my local Home Depot in the woodlands Texas (North side of Houston). Almost bought it about an hour ago when I was at Home Depot. After watching this video I will be going back to buy one this evening lol. Looks like a good little machine.

[@CarlosRodriguez-bd7ll]

Will you please let me know if with soap in the canister I can only use it to clean with water? In other words, does the soap canister have an on/off valve? ** GREAT PRESENTATION ** Thanks!

[@Suttonusmc]

Quick question, can u recommend any adapters with the larger orifice size to reduce psi and increase the GPM. For example could I use a 3.5 with this model or is a 2.5 the max? Also do the quick connects work with the gun supplied as well?

[@shreddedflexer1514]

I’m excited to use mine I got one a month ago still haven’t opened it I got 2 years of Semi truck washing experience learned some crazy cleaning tips looking forward to making a side hustle

[@imjoshv]

Good luck!

[@jjzh5810]

I have long driveway. Is the cord long enough or do I need to use extension?

[@jeremydobson1096]

Great review and love that explorer limited in the background! Subscribed!

[@charlievw8222]

Great review, which one is better for car detailing the 1900psi or the 2000psi?

[@theeightbitdad]

Incredible review. That's how it's done!

[@imjoshv]

Thanks!

[@TJsVette]

Would you recommend hooking up quick connects to this? I have them on my regular gas powered one but looking at getting a electric power one for washing my cars and with the auto cut off feature it makes it easier and not as loud as the gas powered one.

[@indelibledotink]

great review, was looking at your other ryobi washer reviews, this is about 3 yrs ago (this is June 2024).

[@rulasmania]

Do you guys recommend this for a guy starting a power washing business from zero?

[@michaelwhitfield609]

Great reviews. Would a 3000 psi need to be plugged into a 120 or 220 socket. And do I have to order quick connects for this unit

[@jose98989]

What kind of gun is that purple one that you are you using and do you recommend it?

[@MrTrainREX]

great review man. got a chuckle from the "no offense" nerdy backpack part. Also, what watch band are you rockin? I like it.

[@imjoshv]

Haha Thanks! Heres the watchband... Its comfortable and offers good protection!amzn.to/3rBnqgA

[@ernjrod]

Hello, great review! I was wondering if there was a working link for the "MY FAVORITE NEW FOAM CANNON". I'm in the market for a good one for the ryobi unit. Thanks!

[@samanashrestha5]

Does it work with any kind of garden hose? Or the garden hose also has to be of specific psi ? I bought 2000psi pressure washer but the garden hose is of 450psi. Didn’t do well on concrete driveway.

[@tiffany-knightpayne2322]

Thank you. I like the way you explain thing's. I subscribed to your channel.

[@imjoshv]

Thanks so much

[@hayden199516]

Amazing and in depth review. You're a very knowledgeable man, with lots going for the channel.. I subscribed!

[@imjoshv]

Thanks so much!

[@shalooom]

Would you recommend this ryobi featured in the video or the sun joe spx3000??? Getting into car detailing and wanting the best option out of the two.

[@seagullsbtn]

Picked up factory reconditioned unite for $80. Works great for its intended purposes

[@paulvincent3825]

Since you were able to help me on choosing a great hose for power washing, do you have any suggestions on a better hose for my master blaster car dryer. The hose on that is also inflexible. Thank you.😎

[@imjoshv]

Not that I know of... ill look into it

[@brent__earl]

Would you recommend this or the Greenworks 2000 psi for washing sidewalks, driveway, etc (not car washing)? Any other brand models I should be checking out for around $200? Thanks!

[@adamg.1845]

What did you end up buying?

[@mikesly5]

I picked up the RYOBI 2000psi based on your review for around the house stuff a few weeks back. I now am thinking about if I can use it on the trucks. Can I use a 2000psi unit on vehicles and if so what do I need to know about pressure washing vehicles? Do you have any how to videos I can check out?

[@washmachine8269]

I like this video, you explained all you did well :)

[@FredSteffen]

Great video! Showed almost everything I wanted to see about this pressure washer. Thanks for the recommendations of the hoses and accessories!

[@madbeat5]

Good review... However, I think the Ryobi 1900 did actually performed at 1900psi in your previous review and it's like $60 cheaper.... I'm between these two. Thanks for providing all the details regarding this machine.

[@justicator]

I just bought one of these, but was looking to see someone review the built in soap feature, as I am hoping to use this to wash my car without having to purchase anything else. I do know the foam cannons aren't expensive by any means, but if I could get away with not purchasing additional stuff, that would be great.

[@Mr.Thermistor7228]

Dude, getting a 15$ foam cannon is light years better than janky soap system whatever is internal on the machines. They are utterly useless. You already have a pressure washer, a hose, a gun, why are you against adding a 1 liter bottle to the mix? No one will show a video of the built in one because no one is ever going to use it lol

[@justicator]

Yea, I will definitely be getting one. Just have not yet. @@Mr.Thermistor7228

[@paulvincent3825]

Thank you thank you, thank you .you have helped me tremendously the Uber hose has changed my power washing world. 😎😎😎

[@imjoshv]

👍 that hose is soooooo much better than what these pressure washer come with!!

[@danamesarchik3633]

Thanks for the very informative video. I just bought this Pressure washer today but could not find hose as Amazon is all sold out. I guess im going to need to use the stock hose until they become available . All the Best!

[@maxmoreno1955]

What is the highest psi I can use for heavy duty work and the lowest you’d recommend for detailing

[@pylex111]

Great job Josh. I love your reviews. Having said that, what am I missing? You can buy a complex machine such as this pressure washer for $200. But a plastic bottle with a nozzle costs $100? One of the two is way overpriced.

[@jareddavis105]

Curious if you had a preference out of the 2000, the 1900, or the 1600 Ryobi? Was mainly planning on using it for cleaning driveway/patio type of stuff. I saw the reviews of all 3 and kind of came away thinking the main difference was packaging (wheels, nicer housing, etc), is that a fair assessment or would you recommend one over the other?

[@imjoshv]

yea just the housing of the unit is the main difference cause they all get similar performance numbers!

[@inkgenie9760]

Just saw this unit at my home depot! Great Review

[@imjoshv]

Awesome

[@carlod545]

@@imjoshv hey question about the foam cannon. Amazon shows its currently out of stock. However the photos on Amazon shows what looks like a stiff tube that goes down into the bottle. When you inserted your tube it was flexible and it had a silver thing on the end of it. We assume it is a weight to keep it toward the bottom as well as a filter. Where do you get that so we can put that in ours if we can get one since Amazon shows currently unavailable?

[@CoHu432]

Okay so do or don’t use the yellow head for spraying off my truck? I’m confused

[@desire68frogman98]

Josh, do you use quick connect disconnects for your inlet hose-pressure washer connection? I’m getting everything ready and using your recommended parts list in your vid comments. I’m trying to workout if I need to upgrade my standard garden hose and add quick connect disconnects.

[@imjoshv]

I do! you dont have to but i like the quick connects!!

[@bretosborne7504]

Works great with the 2.5 orifice but the pump seemed to struggle with the 3.0 sized nozzle. The pump would intermittingly drop pressure, surge then be fine. Would do it every couple of minutes. I switched back to the 2.5 and it didn't repeat the issue.

[@famous8020]

Great video! I also hate the kinky hose and I’m trying to purchase the blue aftermarket hose but it’s unavailable... so i want to purchase the flexzilla, but do I need any other attachments if I’m using this exact pressure washer? Or the flexzilla would fit right on?

[@imjoshv]

The flexzilla would be a direct fit! Its the same size connections as the factory hose!!

[@kenwithrow6433]

Great video question iS THAT A PORTABLE FLOOR AIRCONDITIONER in the background?

[@2020Tundra]

Really like your videos!! Keep up the great work, very original.

[@imjoshv]

Thanks Michael!

[@Wildwes1981]

Question Will the quick connects off of Amazon work with this RYOBI model like u use for your 1600 RYOBi ?

[@offdatgogo]

I've been looking to go from gas to electric. I think I've just found my next pw. Thanks for the review.

[@imjoshv]

Hope you enjoy it! It wont be as powerful as gas, but its so much more convenient. Also check out my review on the ACTIVE/CAT Pressure Washers.. Very impressive numbers!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2esqqSbj7Zsick amzn.to/3cQgR3W amzn.to/2Qgf4xd

[@offdatgogo]

@@imjoshv I can't believe how little it is! Well it's pretty much like the cube but built for racing LOL (roll cage & wheels). Definitely not the same power level as gas but I knew that. So far I'm liking it though. I already have a good hose and gun from my gas setup. I just put quick connects on the inlet and outlet ports. I just hope I can get 3-4 solid years from it. We shall see.

[@allme08]

Hey bro great review! I wanted to ask if an electric portable generator would be great to use with this ? I just bought my ryobi 2000 ps1 washer but I'm looking for a portable quiet generator any recommendations?

[@rvnuts3107]

Great content and information as always!! Would you recommend this new 2000psi or the smaller 1900psi for mainly cleaning vehicles or my 5th Wheel RV? BTW what soap do you use on your vehicles?

[@imjoshv]

theyre both great! they get the same performance numbers in my tests! Here is the soap i use: amzn.to/3dm9KzA​

[@jakebsellin]

@@imjoshv Thanks Josh! Love all your vids bro! Awesome information!!

[@2FrEsH4ya617]

Which is better this or the 1900 ryobi it 50$ cheaper

[@1000KNg]

Thank you very much for your great review. I have bought a RYOBI 2000 PSI, 1.2 gpm at Home Depot as you recommended. Since the foam cannon you recommended is currently not available, I am going to order the Crepo Adjustable Foam Cannon. As for a quick connect/disconnect set, what would you recommend I buy to ensure it won’t leak. Again, thank you very much.

[@Beliefacy]

I bought one too but it's basically a larger version of the 1900 psi one... I'm going to return it cuz I bought it for $100 and swap it for the smaller 1900 PSI one... As a mobile detailer having the same power with more portability is much better for me.

[@s.j.5850]

Great video. Luv the Fairlane!

[@MikeFrmVA]

Thanks for reviewing this pressure washer. I was curious about this one.

[@AndyCrumbaker]

You had the 1.1mm orifice in that foam cannon for the test didn’t you? I’m fixing to pick up that pressure washer myself and just got the mjjc foam cannon from your website.

[@MA-vm6jl]

Hi. Your recommendation on foam cannon is not available. Do u recommend any other

[@megdahlin1118]

Thank you for such a helpful video.

[@AdrianO.]

Pan sent me. Cool video!

[@imjoshv]

Awesome! Pans the man

[@miggyzaza]

I have a question, so I want to start my own mobile detail business and I’m not afraid to spend money so what do you recommend ? I want the best of the best power washer and also what’s better gas or electric power washer?

[@Htcuban4]

Great Review and learn defenitely learned new things. I just recently purchase the Ryobi 1900 PSI one so am looking fwrd to using it . I will for sure get the hose and foam cannon as well as the gun.

[@imjoshv]

Awesome!

[@vkhiev]

I wonder how many pressure washer you have or do you return them after testing

[@DP-jb4yo]

I want an electric one but wouldn’t a 2.5 gpm be a lot better?

[@joepell5021]

Thanks for all the info..I order everything you recommended and it works great.

[@imjoshv]

Great to hear!

[@Khangtonio]

Thanks for these reviews! What hose do you recommend for connecting to the water supply?

[@imjoshv]

Any hose really.. I wouldnt do one of those expanding hoses but anything else should be fine. Just make sure its thick enough and wont kink so there is no isse with water flowing to the unit!

[@firephoenix3951]

Do you like this form canon more then the Mjj form canon?

[@ZachBurgessZbomb88]

amazing review with proof of specs. amazing

[@adamf.8564]

Great reveiw, as alaways. That hose may be new but it does suck. Only the Uberflex hose is the one everyone should consider and buy.

[@juicefamtv6191]

Just need something for my car and siding on my house , is this a good buy or the 1900 ???

[@joshymcdaniel9233]

If you don’t need the cart/ wheels 1000% get the 1600 psi The 1600/1800/1900/2000 True story all produce the same psi Ryobi “claims” are misleading so get the 1600 for $99 and you’ll be more than happy’

[@aznmode1]

I just bought this cause of the better housing and gun holder. But man compared to my 1800 psi, this thing is almost 3x the size. I might just go back to my Portland and return both 1800 this 2000 ryobi.

[@Punjabnaalpyar]

I'm thinking about buying one for my semi truck . Can I use it without tap.

[@victorpoliashov2467]

Amazon is out of your favorite foam canon, what would be my next option?

[@gaugesheen]

Guy loves his trusty pressure gauge

[@Twingames2]

Im looking for a pressure washer. Is this better than the sun joe extreme?

[@STARBOYGODD]

great review keep it coming ☺️

[@luxury4life873]

Hi. The RYOBI 1500 PSI 1.2 GPM battery powered pressure washer can syphon from a bucket, can this model be modified to do the same?

[@rodneyyoung8215]

Awesome review 👏👌... I have a ar blue electric pressure washer I might be switching to ryobi like that water hose goes in back and pressure washer hose goes up front

[@imjoshv]

Yea I love it when the inlet and outlet are on opposite sides. Makes things much easier!!

[@kingstonzincfence]

This is how some homes end up with 3 or 4 of the same machine/equipment. Every time something new comes out they gotta have it

[@cristianmacias4133]

I have this pressure washer I been doing washes on the side as of this week I will be starting my own detail service my concern is will it burn up and last with the demand? Or should I upgrade and get something like the active 2.0

[@joshymcdaniel9233]

100% this is not a “commercial use” machine it will fail just being honest’ Buy once cry once’ You’re also loosing money because it will take you 2-3x MORE time to do the job than it would with the right tool’

[@betolopez7515]

What gasoline pressure washer do you recommend for details? thanks for your answer

[@royjohnson9043]

what do you think of the craftsman

[@kcardy]

Fantastic video!! Forgive my ignorance, but I heard you say that you always use a foam cannon rather than the on-board soap dispenser. My question is, Why? Is there a disadvantage using the soap dispenser? Thanks for any insight you can provide.

[@mjmreptiles9322]

As i learned from Josh, if you use the soap dispenser, the soap will travel through your hose. Then when you want pure water, there will be soap residue in the hose and you wont get pure rinsing water.

[@kcardy]

@@mjmreptiles9322 Thank you.