Ryobi 1800psi 1 2gpm Electric Pressure Washer | $109 Power Washer

[@kennythomsonjr5553]

I'm new to car detailing. I'm becoming almost obsessed with it. I really enjoy your videos. Super informative, with no fluff. You, Tesla, and Pan the organizer are my go to's. Thank you for such great content and advice

[@LilyLuna-24]

I got the 1900 psi Ryobi unit with the Uberflex 35 foot hose, stubby gun and quick connects everywhere from his recommendations. Perfect setup

[@kennythomsonjr5553]

Thank you Joe. I really appreciate thought response

[@LilyLuna-24]

@@kennythomsonjr5553 no problem, glad to help 😊. Now you have to buy exactly the same stuff I have, lol

[@Ichabod_Jericho]

Car Craft Auto Detailing has better 50/50’s and is a Jedi-level detailer, obsessed garage does better tool reviews and is more knowledgeable (even tho I hate that guy), Apex Detail is an uncontested pro. Pan the Advertiser just makes commercials for companies and collects checks. He has no barometer of what makes a product any good. Tesla ain’t as bad but he wants to be, hence the mountains of affiliate marketing

[@1338-c9s]

Just be aware of all the jealous and grimey mother fuckers out there. Becareful who you work with. Learn from the best and digest the rest.

[@user-fx3ou2jh9k]

After my car was swirl marked to hell at the local wash, enough is enough. Going to start buying everything and learn as I go. This channel has great recommendations, thanks for all the info!

[@2Shine55]

Hello M! I was in the same situation as you about 5 years ago. Do a lot of research and don't be intimidated! YOU GOT THIS!

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Once the detailing bug bites you, there’s no going back 😄

[@2Shine55]

@@TheCarDetailingChannel AGREED! Funny thing is when I'm at a stop light I look at the vehicle next to me rims, trim, paint etc. I got the BUG!!!!!

[@BaezLife]

Which pressure washer would you recommend?

[@Thelastmecca]

@@BaezLifedid you watch the video?

[@tome6551]

I know this is old but still valid. I watched your videos and ended up with the Ryobi 1800, Uber Flex hose, McKillans gun, and the 2.5 GPM nozzles, and the disconnects. I enjoyed washing my car today. Thanks to you, I have a good enough low cost garage pressure washer setup. Very happy with my setup now. Coming from a gas 3200 psi ryobi pressure washer. Thanks for the info!!!!

[@E85_STI]

I use gas craftsman and I have this pressure washer for my wheels because you know you can’t leave the gas on while cleaning but I’m thinking of switching to a wall mounted electric which Josh has done reviews on the giraffe but I was going to buy the mckillans gun but I went with the MTM hydro and it didn’t disappoint.

[@Fr0sTBiiTeZ]

Just purchased a whole setup thanks to all of your detailed videos! Everything just arrived today. I’m not achieving the same amount of foam that you are. I was really hoping for more. Any helpful tips are much appreciated. I’ll list my specs below Ryobi 1800 psi 1.2 gpm washer 30’ Uber flex hose Mjjc s v3 (1.1 orifices installed) Mr pink soap (3oz, the rest water) 50’ 5/8 flexzilla garden hose Using water from the tap outside Quick connects for everything Appreciate any insight!

[@AllTerrainGuy]

I’m with ya on that one, same setup and don’t even come close to the same amount of foam

[@lucidworx]

Use filtered water. You don't need a lot of soap to get foam either. 2-3 oz per canister. Make sure the mesh inside the foam cannon is clean and turn the nob all the way up for maximum foam. I have a full house filter then a deionizing filter to my pressure washer. You don't need all that filtration. Just a simple home filter or inline filter for rvs that connect directly to the water hose spigot will work.

[@codemaster3696]

I've owned this power washer it seems like 5 years now power washing driveways fences houses honestly I expected it to give up the first year and I still would have been satisfied with the amount of work that it completed however she sits in my garage with her plastic completely faded showing the hours she has on the job and still not missing one beat.

[@lougreko5824]

Does it work on sidewalks

[@i-am-star]

Thank you, just what I needed to hear. 🙏

[@xolarwind]

Your pump lasted that long, Did you use the "pump saver" rinse after every use? I dont live in a cold winter area that pipes freeze.

[@EzzysOji]

One of the most thorough reviews I've seen of any product. Really impressed, Josh!

[@fredc8618]

Hes good!!!

[@Leblueskee]

Looked everywhere to figure out the size of the pressure washer hose for this unit and you're the first one to say it's standard 14mm even the manual didn't say and I didn't wanna order a new hose and it not fit so thank you! Also amazing video perfect details not to long and no bs fluff

[@JamesMartin_music]

Just got the Ryobi 1800psi pressure washer and the MJJC (from your website) and switched out to the 1.1 which was included in box. I also bought the 2.5 orfice via your link which assuming watching your video gave me 1050psi at about 1.4ish (safe for cars). I also used MR PINK and WOOOOOOOOW and my 2021 Challenger GT AWD was covered in FOAM like a Buffalo NY winter morning. Works great. ordered the quick connencts and waiting for them as well. Thanks for the advice 🤘🏻

[@saurabhd7990]

This is what I am planning to get as a start to car washing/detailing. I might try mega foam from Adams as well considering it's the best foaming shampoo out there.

[@misterlove7034]

So which Ryobi would you recommend, the 1600, 1800, 1900 or 2000? Or the Dewalt 2100? I don’t mind the budget, I want it for mobile detailing.

[@cizcalodiablopanzon]

Which one did you get?

[@Legendary62548]

1800 all the way

[@SammyVOfficial]

@@Legendary62548 Why?

[@SyDiko]

I bought this little guy about a week ago and for the price, you cannot beat it! It took about 10 minutes to assemble and about 1 minute to hook up some water and start washing. I'm new to power washing things around the house and I wanted something easy and portable to clean my siding, deck, and a stone slab - and this thing is it. Needless to say, it tackled them all flawlessly with the default attachments. In regards to the slab - I actually didn't have time to finish it, but I knocked out a corner just to test and I'm very happy with the results.. I'm actually looking forward to this coming weekend to finish the whole slab.

[@i-am-star]

Thank you for this comment. I keep looking at this pressure washer because I think Josh really likes it. I too need it for around the house, my porch/driveway, fence and to keep my house looking clean. I'm trying to find one that will last. Again thank you and thank you Josh. 🙏

[@matthewpeterson3329]

@@i-am-star I'm in the same boat. I need a new pressure washer and nothing out there seems to have great reviews without also having a bunch of 1 star reviews. It's hard to trust what is best. But at this price, I think I will go for it. Also buying that foam cannon from this site. I wish he sold the Adam's mega foam... would prefer one stop shopping and I like to support small businesses. Maybe I will fill the cart with some brushes and towels.

[@i-am-star]

@@matthewpeterson3329 I agree 💯. Yep, I'm definitely concened about the 1 star ratings. Many years ago I tried one of their gas PW, I tried 3 brand new pw(s) and they all unalived after one use. HD had a policy that if you put gas in them they didn't want them returned. They were having such a problem with the power washers they had to allow returns on them. I don't know what to do. Good luck.

[@highorbit3282]

Amazon sold me a used one and others have reported the same problem. Box opened and resealed. Unbelievable, thank goodness because I bought a new one at h.d. for $75 less than Amazon's used hunk of poop

[@highorbit3282]

very thorough video, well spoken too. no fumforing, no ums, no likes or yaknows. well done young man

[@2Shine55]

Decided to purchase this unit because of your extremely informative video. Josh, this thing is AMAZING! THANK YOU FOR YOUR PHENOMENAL CONTENT!

[@helsonly722]

how has it held up?

[@2Shine55]

@@helsonly722 Still running strong!!!!

[@ronayotte3571]

I have the version with the black housing. I had bought a Greenworks electric pressure washer from Lowes when my gas-powered unit went in for repair. The GreenWorks lasted about 4 months.. the pump seals went ( a light mist at first to a full-blown failure). I saw the Ryobi on sale for $80 at the "big orange box" and said "why not"? It works like a champ. I did save the framework that the Greenworks unit came on, I am making a small shelf to put the Ryobi on to make it easier to wheel around.

[@paulcondie2520]

Hmmm, I bought the greenworks as well I believe it's 1700 about the same size as the Ryobi in video about three years ago and still getting er done. I must of got lucky. Lol. I only use for washing my car. No signs of failure yet. Hopefully I didn't hex myself! Lmao

[@getnautical9579]

Just got this and love it. Use it with my foam cannon and couldnt be happier. $110 at home depot cant beat it

[@i-am-star]

Thank you Josh for everything. I watch your videos all the time and I learn so much from you. 🙏

[@glennrussell3252]

This guy is amazingly knowledgable and articulate and those attributes add a lot of credibility to his recommendations. I trust what he says!

[@hotwater8473]

2.5 orifice is the preferred choice at 1050psi for this pressure washer. Gives you the most gpm @ 1.43gpm. (His preference is 1000-1200psi for detailing cars)

[@usp45shooter]

So I just bought this the other day. Perfect timing. Definitely will be upgrading too. Thanks!

[@Eliscio]

Watched your review and bought it yesterday and loved it! It does amazing and get the job done 😎 After watching your content and buying things based off your reviews, I can trust your input because it’s honest.

[@GarrettHamilton]

I've been using this Pressure washer for the last few months ever since watching this video, I got mine off Amazon and is different color, this color is a Home Depot exclusive. It's been amazing and hasn't given me a bit of trouble. The turbo nozzle never gets used, the standard tips are perfect for car detailing and washing. I converted the gun over to a Ridge Washer snubby gun and it works perfectly. The standard handle I use with the Ryobi wheeled undercarriage washer however.

[@christophermiller3639]

Does this use the m22 connector style to swap over the gun

[@WhenImGoneCa]

Did your foam cannon not foam up like it used to like mine?

[@GarrettHamilton]

@@WhenImGoneCa I have a different brand of foam cannon and works just fine

[@WhenImGoneCa]

@@GarrettHamilton I'm using adams foam cannon! Which produced heavy thick snow foam with my gas pressure washer, Now that I've got this ryobi electric pressure washer I get suds more then anything.

[@GarrettHamilton]

@@WhenImGoneCa I recommend running about 1/3-1/2 of the jug with soap and then pour very hot water into the jug and then swirl to mix then begin spraying, I've had no problems with the knock off Adam's cannon to spray foam, works great.

[@felipeninja3235]

I received my pressure washer kzbin.infoUgkxfQauTxLT0JLSvqkq10rD79TU4k0Vz8zP over the weekend and decided to wait for the sun to come out before firing it up. Was needed to clean the deck. Our last pressure washer broke a couple of seasons ago, and I just hadn't replaced it yet. This one had great comments, so here we are. It was easy to assemble, and the trigger wand is comfortable and easy to hold for long periods of time. The pressure washer worked great and made quick work of the "TN North side algae" that inevitably grows every year. I also washed all of the deck furniture while I was at it... it all looks great! So far I am happy with this purchase. I plan to climb the ladder to wash siding over the next couple of days, will update if I have anything else to add after that!

[@mmgwave]

I have the 2300 greenworks electric works great but the stalling at first sucks & lack of space I just got this 1800 for $75.. excited to try it out for detailing

[@MJayFarr]

I just wanted to express my gratitude for your helpful guidance in helping me set up my home car washing system. Thanks to your advice, I was able to make informed decisions on each component and spend money where it was necessary while saving money where possible. I decided to invest in the Griots "Boss" foam cannon and was impressed by the quality of foam and how it dispersed itself. I also picked the McKillan stubby gun and upgraded to quick connects, as you suggested. This left me with the task of finding a pressure washer to use solely for this purpose. After watching a video, I was confident that the Ryobi 1800 would be perfect for my needs. I bought a set with openings of .025 after understanding the tips and flow rates. With this setup, I was able to achieve excellent foam and an outstanding rinse with the 25-degree tip. In the end, I was able to create a system that fit my requirements and cost less than $250.00 for the entire setup. Thank you once again for your invaluable assistance.

[@bobwadsworth4799]

I just purchased this Ryobi 1800 psi pressure washer based off this review. I didn't realize how tiny it was until I opened the box. I just used it today and so far I really like it. HOWEVER, I can easily see how the longer hose will be beneficial. So, I am going to get the Uberflex and the 2.5 nozzles that are both linked above in this video. I was also surprised by how quiet this unit was. I was using my neighbor's gas powered pressure washer but I like this Ryobi much better. Sure, it is NOT nearly as powerful as the gas powered washer but this little unit meets and exceeds my needs for washing cars and hosing off my cool deck and sidewalks.

[@fredicruz4039]

I cannot find a hose that fits the back of the machine any help???

[@Swiper1911]

Picked this up the other day and just used it for the first time today, and the gun broke. Took it apart to see if it was repairable, but it split where the plastic was fused together. Guess I'll be upgrading that like you suggested. 😁

[@CHANNELCHECKER381]

How do you think 3/8" diameter 50ft hose would change the psi and gpm? Also which would you pick, Active 2.0 or this? Obviously there's a price difference as Active 2.0 is $350 and this is on sale at home Depot for $99. Is the extra gpm in the Active 2.0 worth the extra cost?

[@markhadad8225]

Thank you for this video I really appreciate it. I actually just purchased mine for 99$ at Home Depot and this video helped out with that decision. Amazing content keep it up!!!

[@ScienceBitch123]

Do you have any issues with backpressure or backflow when the gun is released? Mine backs up a lot to my backflow preventer when the nozzle is turned off

[@Dcastrro]

How is it holding up

[@mysterious_codm6812]

Which would you recommend,I'll be using it for car washing,but which one you think would be best,the $100-1600/$160-1800 or the $200- 2000,maybe the 2000psi with the 2.5 or 3. Tips to keep the psi a little better?

[@chrislorenz4468]

Just got mine from home depot last weekend. Ordered the Uber flex hose in the stub gun and extensions from Harbor freight. The combo is wonderful works awesome. Highly recommended by several detailers in youtube videos

[@patrickmiller6894]

I really appreciate your videos. I knew nothing about pressure washers, the orfice sizes, gpm, tip degrees, psi etc. I would have purchased the wrong items for my new pressure washer without your help. Ordered the 2.5 orfice and other items (pressure washer, hose, gun, soap, etc…) you have recommended in your videos. Keep up the great work.

[@imjoshv]

Thanks so much!

[@caseyjones6197]

So between the Ryobi 1800 or 1900 which one do you prefer for washing cars. Like you vids. I’ve already got the spray wand and foam cannon along with the Uber flex hose. Now I’m looking for the best pressure washer for doing cars. I have a large gas pressure washer but looking for something a little more portable.

[@peterdaniel66]

Josh, thanks for your advice.. picked up one of these and its flat out fantastic.. quiet and does the job nicely with the uber flex hose and stubby gun and ryobi 15 degree nozzle... I use a spot free rinse tank and its a joy to wash my car again.. next up the MJJC foam cannon.. Cant wait! Thanks again!

[@txman951]

which foam cannon are you currently using with this setup and how would you grade the foam quality? I bought the small nozzle he suggests and have an Amazon foam cannon. The soap/foam output is pretty poor. Really watery.

[@ScienceBitch123]

Do you have any issues with backpressute when the gun is released? Mine puts a lot of pressure upstream

[@skater121700]

Honestly i love ryobi and thankfully i have never had them break on me for basic home stuff. Some small car stuff and what not. Love the video. thanks for the info!

[@kevinAuman1]

Yeah I actually bought a big gas engine powered pressure washer and then literally the first and only time that I ever used it the dang hose touched the hot muffler and sprung a leak but then I managed to grab one of these Ryobi electric washers and I haven't even considered using that bug cumbersome and labor intensive gas washer since! I absolutely love this little thing for washing my motorcycle, quads, boats, my house and driveway it does it all and does it quite well too! All in the size of a standard car battery it is a no brainer, very highly recommended

[@imjoshv]

Awesome! Yea the gas pressure washers are way more powerful and are very useful in situations, but for cleaning vehicles and small tasks around the house these are amazing

[@_GandalfTheGrey_]

I have this exact pressure washer and Uberflex hose but how can I connect them both to a 3/8” Cox Reel hose reel??? This seems like such an obvious question that nobody can answer! Help? 😩

[@JaydE3much]

This is the only option now since 1600 got discontinued. Would you take this or craftsmen? Are the warranties similar if bought from Home Deport?

[@AngelA-fj8ft]

Thank you for the wonderful reviews and suggestions. I just bought this on sale at HD for $99, plus got an extra $25 off for applying for and using their HD CC. You said you were going to link a video for a cheaper Foam Canon Video, but I don't see it. Please respond here with a link to that video. Again, thank you for the great content. It's been so educational for a newbie like me. I was even quoting your content and showing your videos to the HD guys that were helping me. Lol.

[@cptJAD]

Which would you recommend between this one and the $99 Craftsman?

[@Matty_mccfly]

I got this one for my father in law as a birthday gift he loves it.

[@R900DZ]

I’ve had this one for a year or so and love it, no issues whatsoever.

[@lloydearle4377]

had mine for 2 years or so and it no longer work. wouldn't recommend it.

[@R900DZ]

@@lloydearle4377 they don’t last forever. I believe they’re rated for around 150 hours

[@leobenjaminlopez9255]

It’s got a 3 year warranty so you are good 👍

[@mickylindle]

It works well. A little pressure washing experience and a lot of old equipment goes a long way though. Good luck to all the newbies

[@jseels]

I have this exact Ryobi pressure washer and just bought the MJJC foam cannon PRO… but I’m not sure if I’ve configured the water to soap ratio because you get CRAZY suds whenever I see your videos. How do you mix your solution? What’s the ratio - 1:1? 1:4? 1:10? Is the 1.25mm or 1.1mm orifice work best for the MJJC on this Ryobi?

[@FisherManCaleb]

Thank you for this video, I have been looking to start a little power washing business doing car but couldn’t find the right one, when I found this video I instantly fell in love with the PW, thank you.

[@dannysuarez6923]

Hi, I just bought this and with the factory nozzle I’m only getting 1400 psi With 2.5 nozzle 900 psi and 1.25 gpm With 3.0 nozzle only 700 psi Any thoughts? Should I return this pressure washer? What could be the problem? I have a 100 foot hose feeding the pressure washer washer. Do I need a shorter hose or that shouldn’t affect the performance?

[@goata8]

Id try shorter hose first before returning. If you’ve got mediocre at best water pressure like I do that length could be affecting it some. Probably only missing out on a hundred psi or so regardless but that’s just a guess

[@jordyworley91]

So I just did this test with a 2.5 orifice and I got 1.325 gpm. With the 3.0 I got 1.435 gpm. I’m using the nozzles from Amazon you recommended sooo I’m wondering if maybe you have the orifice size mixed up?? I don’t have a pressure gauge unfortunately to be 100%

[@TheGreatOne8]

Did you test the 3.0 orifice for gpm? You skipped over to test the hose unless I missed it.

[@georgemyers6518]

Great video and great review. That pressure looks like a fantastic value. Please keep the videos coming

[@miggi2969]

Home Depot currently has this unit online for $89..without the soap cannon accessory.

[@Kriswixx]

Thanks, Do you just hook up a standard hose to it,and turn it on? How is the hose to machine connection? is there an quick connect easier to use or good pipe tape every time from hose to hose? Am i understanding this operation, yes? turn on hose, turn on machine pumps water to hand switch. yes?

[@r-e-a-p-ergamingchannel7164]

New to car detailing and quickly became obsessed with it just picked up my first set up based from your reviews so thank you . Don’t really know which nozzles are good when detailing .

[@akclan33]

I bought one of those little Craftsman suitcase pressure washers 1800s first one started leaking took it back to Lowe's second one lasted about a month and started leaking now I just picked up this Ryobi at Home Depot for $99 see how long it lasts

[@MrSkaterboy127]

What’s the difference between this one and the one with the black housing that’s also 1800 psi?

[@clintsaines9274]

I wondered that too

[@rollingreclinerRecumbent]

Can that pump durably handle the higher pressure from using the 1.10 orifice in the foam gun?

[@ciscobesa2023]

Thank you for always creating this kind of videos

[@Ambush981]

Hey! Came across your video when doing research bought the pressure washer and now I’m back here looking at the links! And subscribed to your emails - love the content! Can’t wait to browse the website also thank you!!

[@khalidjaii2]

Thanks for the review, I am picking one up tomorrow. can't wait to try it.

[@sunlightsafari9198]

I just finished watching your video and ordered that exact configuration from the get go, the Ryobi washer, uberflex hose and Mjjc cannon, cant wait to try it

[@matthewHondalife]

Thanks for the suggestions !!!

[@hddanman7263]

Hi thanks for the good video what orifice size do you have in when using your foam cannon in this video thank you

[@soter305]

I think this might be the unit for me. Going to start a garbage can cleaning company soon. Also man you are super good at what you do. Your knowledge and expertise shines through on all of your videos. Keep killing it

[@JLopez30]

Looking into this unit for the same exact reason bro! Good luck on your journey

[@brownmark8988]

Awesome! have you started your garbage can cleaning service yet?

[@clintsaines9274]

I'm checking this one too now. compact and less expensive then the ones I was looking at.

[@yahmiirbrown3871]

I just purchased one Saturday and the foam did just as you showed so I ordered the mjjc foam cannon wish I did move so fast would have purchased from you. I will be ordering from your website very informative. 10⭐️

[@stevenmccall2127]

I have a big loud gas pressure washer that I have to wait for a reasonable hour of the morning to fire up. Will be getting this Ryobi for washing the vehicles. Question is I use a 40 degree 3.5 orifice on my gas washer will that be OK on the Ryobi? If not what would you suggest. I did not see it coming with a 40 degree tip. All my tips are 3.5 from the gas one.

[@ethanhudson7223]

1600 vs 1800? Which is better considering they are both sitting at 99.00 rn. Which one would you recommend?

[@Slyfox1775]

Is this more powerful then the 1600 you like ?

[@michaelfoster7022]

So do you recommend this over the 1600psi powerwasher?

[@photog1529]

Not a professional detailer...just my personal vehicles. I opted for the Ryobi about a month ago and so far very pleased. I did scrap the included bits and pieces and went with a MacKillans foam cannon with swivel handle and an aftermarket flexible hose. I did need an adapter to convert the Ryobi 'out' nipple to accept the standard hose fitting size but other than that, nothing else. I just couldn't see spend hundreds for a washer, or $1000+ for a Kranzle for my limited use. This little thing works just fine for my intended use.

[@makeoutP]

can u link the adapter

[@ddautodetailing]

Glad to see the little better quality hose! Great review 👏!

[@ronmcdevitt6683]

Just bought your whole set up. Gun, hose, quick connects etc. and this Ryobi 1800 from Home Depot. My garden hose isn't kinked, hose seems to have good pressure but the unit only gets up to about 1400 psi with the nozzle it comes with. When I put on a 2.5 it goes down to about 850 and the 3.0 down to around 500. Any suggestions? I know you suggest about 1100 to wash. How do I accomplish with this unit. Should I return it and opt for a different unit? Thanks

[@terrylumpkin4129]

What is the difference between this unit and the RY141820 unit? There’s a $30 price difference at homedepot

[@Mr_Lasagna]

Home Depot Exclusive Color

[@tinorodriguez89]

I just bought this after my green works finally died on me. Actually found a black max branded hose that is black but clearly has the “Uber flex” copyright markings along the hose. Saved a few bucks

[@KrisRocks09]

is it the one from walmart? How do you like it so far?

[@tinorodriguez89]

@@KrisRocks09 no these are at Home Depot. It works great!

[@KrisRocks09]

@@tinorodriguez89 thanks for the reply! I’ll check it out

[@hutchrt0596]

So I'm only going to use this for car washing, because I have a much bigger gas powered pressure washer for other things around the house. I just needed something easier to grab and able to not tear up a car. I'm a little concerned about the GPM but if you think putting that bigger. Orifice will give me enough GPM to rinse off the car, then I would get this. Just really nervous about that.

[@mikeganard6751]

Which one would you recommend? This or the 1600 psi ryobi reviewed before?

[@franciscoayon9470]

Question is whats the difference with the RY141820VNM and RY141802,both are 1800psi,just 1 is green and the other one is gray

[@CC_Marauder]

Note to self: Use 25° 2.5 orifice on the first effort Find start point at 10:37

[@michaelchapin5998]

Hi, I love your reviews because they are very thorough! I have a couple questions.... First, Im considering using this PW as a small sewer jetter, fit smaller drains such as lav drains and kitchen drains... for kitchen drains, it would be helpful to use warm/hot tap water tob help breakdown the grease, but I see this unit says "Cold Water pressure washer", will it hurt anything within the unit to use hot tap water under approximately 115°F? Next question, I have a boat that stays "In Water" for 6 months out of the year, is there a foam soap that is environmentally friendly that would take the typical dead bugs/bird poop/dust and grime, that won't remove wax (and might have a liquid wax built in)? Thanks in advance!

[@richardpbenaidrene6458]

Hello there. I purchased this unit I actually used it today ,Its nice little unit ,I also Ordered a Westhouse EPX3100v 2100 PSI 1.76 GPM How do you compare both of these ? Have you over used Westhouse EPX 3100 ? I don't like the fact they don't come with the wheels . The hose on Ryobi is super thin needs to be replaced with higher quality for sure. any inputs ? The reason I bought the electric one I have a 2024 Corvette Z06 don't want to use my 3500 Gas pressure washer . I do like the Active 2.0 pressure washer . I don't want to spent $400 for washing my car for 15 minutes a day ,not worth it to me

[@vwilliams1475]

Glad to see yours makes the same high-pitch noise mine does. Safe to say I will be switching to another model

[@flex_007]

Your review helped me choose this power washer for cleaning . It's been great. Thanks 👍

[@imjoshv]

Awesome!

[@SdAlfa6]

Love your videos! Just bought a new pressure washer and I’m new to the game. Is it not recommended to use a zero g 5/8 garden hose with a pressure washer? The 1/4 hose I have happens to be commercial grade and is not flexible at all. Any recommendations?

[@lont3927]

So would you opt for this one or still stick with the Ryobi 1600?

[@anaarbutina672]

I purchased the Flexilla hose as recommended for this same pressure washer but it did not maintain the same GPM or pressure as the original Ryobi hose. The 50' was too much for the pressure washer.

[@mada310]

What were the final numbers with the flexzilla hose?

[@masterkilla77]

Nice review! Which would you choose, this ryobi 1800psi @$100 Or Greenworks 2300psi @$280

[@philmanwarren3666]

very nice video is there a portable pressure washer that shoots the foam just as good or no ?

[@Jamisensdetailing]

Have you ever had a problem with it pulsing on and off? With the regular gun it comes with it doesn's do it, if i use my stubby gun it does. Only with the stubby it does. Any idea?

[@KingCotton-8]

Just received and thanks for the demo . What soap is that though ?

[@jakevenable8057]

For household tasks and washing your personal vehicle, would you go with this or the sunjoe spx3000? Already have the Uber flex to upgrade either. Thank you!

[@taekimdenim]

Thank you so much for this video. It helps me a lot who is new for car washing at home. can you recommend right orifice size for this ryobi washer? for 40 degree. I am thinking 40 degree 4.0 orifice for safe use.

[@imjoshv]

40 degree is great but I think a 4.0 will reduce the psi too much. I think a 2.5 or 3 would be perfect

[@danielschlender5017]

Just purchased the 1800, perhaps a dumb question, but mine has a hard white plastic "plug" in the inlet where a filter would normally occur. I can't blow any air past this, seems it would block water. It seems like it is made to be in place as it doesn't easily remove. I did not try this yet to see if in fact water flows past it but it seems unlikely. Nothing in the instructions about removing this, just leave it and run it? seems weird

[@Racngixer1]

Great vid… will I need another nozzle from the 1.7 that comes with the Ryobi unit? Will use it for washing my vehicle

[@kctyphoon]

I have this pressure washer. Its pretty awesome. Took off years worth of shit on my vinyl siding. Its a little slower going since you need to be very close to the siding with the tip to get the deepest cleaning, - but this machine is so small, so convenient, and so easy to use - theres really NOTHING to not like. I bought the entire set of quick connects and a cheap $25 stubby wand - its perfect. I have a big gas John Deere pressure washer and I’d rather use this. Who wants to listen to that gas one running, and i can walk away from this without worrying about anything for as long as I need or want to.

[@christopherjames5192]

Is the cool looking compact dewalt worth the money vs something like this? Gonna buy one today and can’t decide

[@dexjapitan]

I just bought a Ryobi a week ago, and it came with a foam nozzle. However, it doesn't produce foam. Do I need to buy a different foam nozzle?

[@imjoshv]

I’m not aware of a foam tip… they do include a little foam blaster but those really just apply some soap and don’t really produce any foam…

[@DJMEDIC671]

Josh I agree with gpm rinses off more than psi. But what about if your mobile on gravity wouldn’t it be the other way around as water is limited. I guess you can always ask the customer to use their water if you have that option if your tank gets too low. But the professional thing is to try to have enough water to complete the job

[@simonmirelez1103]

Hey Josh what can I use for quick connectors for my Ryobi? I went ahead and bought the one from this video

[@ertonyrn]

whats the difference between this one (yellow, 1.2, 1800psi washer) and the grey one (1.2, 1800psi). Grey one is $129 and the yellow one is $99…. same specs? i dont get it

[@xolarwind]

Do you use the "pump saver" rinse after every use? I dont live in a cold winter area that pipes freeze.

[@kristofferpence]

Got this pressure washer, got the 2.5 tips, the stubby gun, foam cannon and waiting on the Uber flex. Looks like the gun came with 3.0 tips as well, what do you think the GPM with the 3.0 would look like?

[@chibbyylol]

850 psi, 1.6ish probably

[@SevenDayGrind]

In your opinion would running hot water threw the unit risk any damage ? Overheating,wearing of plastic/rubber washers ?

[@markusmeridius3950]

Does the MJJC Foam Cannon Pro V2.0 come with a standard 1.1 orifice, or would it need to swap it out to one?

[@frenzleo01]

Hey thanks man! What a great review. You explained everything that we need to know about this product and some other options too. Again thank you!

[@the_allamerican7057]

So that bottle comes with it? I’m only looking to find one for car detailing. and maybe some siding cleaning on my house