Ryobi 18V ONE+ Powered Outdoor Surface Cleaner Review | IT SCRUBS UP PRETTY GOOD!

A Ryobi 18v tool today. An outdoor surface scrubber powered by the 18v one+ Ryobi battery system, or in this case, a Makita 18v battery. How scrubby is it?
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[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

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[@robert4you]

Greetings from Sweden. I just bought one of these to clean my ten year old 30m2 deck (patio). This Ryobi surprised me *a lot...* I would have been satisfied if it removed 50-75% of the dirt, but this surface cleaner removed almost everything. And fast! I used not only water but also added environment-friendly washing powder. The result was beyond expectation. Highly recommend this tool if you don't have a 200 m2 deck... or bigger.

[@paulweiterer6630]

The way you say “Deck“ gets me everytime.

[@yamlcase230]

I like the way he says "chicken shit"

[@MFZero2]

Lmao it got me at 9:36

[@BrenticusMaximus1]

“When yer scrubbin’ yer dick” 🤣👍

[@sand0p0sse]

😂

[@nicholaslacovara2381]

Great review. After my own 20 year hiatus of buying a Ryobi tool (for the same reason you had) , you convinced me I should try this one. Then I discover I can not find it in the USA.

[@LesJames57]

I just love your description of the item s to clean. no nonsense brilliant.

[@pdgnews]

I've been impressed by the Ryobi 18v: belt sander, pole saw (saved me a bucket load of money), 18g nailer and glue gun. All powered by Makita batteries. I think the deck cleaner might just be my next lime green purchase.

[@mVic8]

I was looking for reviews on the 18v Ryobi chainsaw p549 and p2520 (kit part#s). This video was recommended and my curiosity made me click on it. I really enjoy your review style and accent. I’ll subscribe and check out some of your other videos!

[@HindsightFPV]

Just bought the same battery adapter so I can use the Ryobi 18 gauge brad nailer with my makita batteries. You should check out Ryobis P320.

[@byrnedes]

Great video. I have new limestone paving and I want to avoid using a power hose as it destroys the grouting. This looks promising. Thanks.

[@turboprop1]

Thanks mate; great video. Gets expensive, though, if you can’t get replacement brushes. Cheers.

[@gospos1]

One of the only reviewers of battery operated tools to suggest using adapters to other platforms..I’m always looking at these tools saying “I’ll get an adapter to use my Milwaukee batteries !”..well done!

[@Jtwizzle]

Wow that is pretty awesome. The adapters are perfect for these situations.

[@jpnphom5470]

I’m sure Mr. Rambo use his Machine gun to clean his deck! 💥💥💥

[@Jtwizzle]

@@jpnphom5470 the deck drew first blood, not me! 😂

[@AlaskaTony]

listening to you talk about your dirty deck earned a sub from me

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Welcome aboard

[@brettmashado]

Great review. Could I use this to sweep up leaf matter from artificial turf , or is it too rough.

[@bellamckinnon8655]

Love your honesty mate, new sub.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Cheers, welcome aboard!

[@tiffanyclark5290]

Great video. My husband is a Ryobi fanatic so I’m sure this will be our next purchase. The good news is that this will encourage him to clean. The bad news is, I’ll find him also scrubbing rocks, especially when he’s trying to look busy to avoid a task he doesn’t want to do 😂

[@jcoul1sc]

Thanks. Appreciate the videos. Can you try the shower scrubber too.

[@plunder1956]

Can that D handle be mounted higher (even if it requires a modification)? They also sell a metal tile Grove brush for that unit which is quite nice. I've seen a bigger 2 stroke rotary brush system, which was superb. This is like a baby size one, but quite effective.

[@pauljay7361]

Nice vid mate. I’m hoping this will work on my patio paving slabs that get that green and black dusty sludge stuff.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Should do. Just wet it down first, works much better wet.

[@glock2101]

I have a bunch of the Ryobi 18+ ONE tools. I have been eyeing this up for some time and just found your review. I also have chickens, I bought the power sprayer for... Chicken shit.. guess ill be placing an order for one soon! You've nailed my concerns about if it would be durable enough to take care of the chicken mess. Looks good to me!

[@valdius85]

Most important info from that video: the Makita > Ryobi battery adapter :) Ryobi will start making USB-C PD (Power Delivery). This way I’ll be able to use Makita battery to charge my laptop. I like Makita, but they need to understand that they are also in the “big battery” market, not only tools. They starting with fridge and lantern and vacuum cleaner, so there is only few things I’m missing for camping :)

[@hawkman74]

I don’t comment often. Loved this guy the moment he said “scrub chicken shit”. I’m in. Totally awesome. Sub’d.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

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[@oh_emiko]

Definitely needs a hose attachment on Version 2 if they make one

[@waiheketranscend]

Haha that was SO satisfying to watch! I have now ordered mine! cheers

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Hopefully it won't take to long to get to Waiheke.

[@waiheketranscend]

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL turns out they're out of stock!!!! Nooooooo!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Bugger

[@leebrown9638]

Thanks man. Just watched this video and bought the patio scrubber. You're no fan of Ryobi which gave this review even more wait. Cleaned my decking up perfectly 👍

[@leebrown9638]

Weight 🤦‍♂️

[@mjjf8297]

Makita needs to make such a brush for their power heads

[@martinwittig4739]

Subscribed!

[@victrith1]

I sooo hapy and i thank you so much for this video. Makita batery on ryobi tools . I have makita tools but i want 2 of ryobi tool aswel.

[@jjsrt8]

Wish sold in US need this at work for patio take beer stains off maybe.

[@elcooko4372]

Would this be good for removing moss from textured/worn tarmac?

[@phillipmoody710]

Reminds me of the cleaner from the Wall-E short. Do they sell replacement brushes?

[@carolyneg3780]

impressive !!

[@excavator068]

Ive got patchy decking do you think this would help instead of sanding

[@johnkennedy8693]

I wonder if you could use this to clean inside floor grout?

[@ButterNoToast]

Hello, those battery adapters don’t have low voltage protection meaning they’ll run your batteries till they are dead dead. That tech is in Milwaukee batteries also to protect them also ryobi tools don’t have LBP

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Makita batteries with star protection will cut out with low voltage.

[@Riffer19]

I have a parking area with weeds or at least grass keeps self seeding. Will this take them out..?

[@nedt]

Ryobi battery link is broken here in AUS 21/9/22. Im Makita user but Ive been tempted by the Ryobi dethatcher because Mikita doesn't make one. The adapter's would make it work!

[@deanjohnson1711]

Omg that is brillaint x

[@GringoCarioca]

Did you try or have any success in attacking remnants of weeds between pavers?

[@jaguarknight25]

By chance, do you have a link for this?

[@IanScott-cb6ln]

You are a nut! Give the company some credit and stop acting like you’re the king of everything

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Wow

[@gregsullivan7408]

It'd be good if there was a softer brush available - I'm actually interested in using something like this to clean the windscreen of a large van - it's hard to reach the middle of the windscreen, and even if I can, it's hard to apply enough pressure to clean it really thoroughly. So, perhaps a brush accessory with firm microfiber bristles or something like that would be suitable. The standard brush looks like it might be too aggressive for a windscreen.

[@barrytipton1179]

Could have done with it scrubbing decks

[@asecretcourtesy]

Was thinking about getting in place of a big power broom for livening up artificial grass. Trying to figure out if it might be a little abrasive? Any advice/opinions would be greatly appreciated

[@RazagalArtanis]

It comes with an artificial grass brush head!

[@jfpick1]

This product is exactly what I need to clean off mildew on my pool deck. Does anyone know when this will be available at Home Depot in the U.S.?

[@Mario-dd9dh]

Unfortunately not in the US

[@josephwilliam100810]

Lol the bird would like the Ryobi Mister

[@jamesbannerman4804]

Ryobi does it again. I have a shop full of them.

[@TeufelHund]

Can this be used on laminate floors inside the home and will it work on kitchen and bathroom tiles without damaging❓

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Kitchen and bathroom tiles should be fine. But I wouldn't use it on Laminate flooring.

[@chrisferron8622]

Why would you have chicken shit on your... oh wait he said DECK. LOL

[@light487]

Let's see you use traditional stiff brissel broom in one section for 20mins, vs this thing for 20mins in another area.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

No contest.

[@light487]

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I just wondering if a little extra elbow grease and of course takes longer, would achieve the same results overall. Like how much extra work do you think without this power tool?

[@elkameno1959]

would it remove loose deck paint? not stain but "deck over" paint.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Maybe. You can get a stiffer brush which might help for such a task, though a water blaster will probably be better.

[@classydays43]

8:12 that moment when you get a new tool and spend the afternoon looking for jobs around the place to use it for.

[@littlebeebs1]

I liked your video so much! Love your accent and your realistic attitude. You are very funny ! That thing looks awesome for sludge and chicken shit ! Just what I need ! Ima get one! Thank you 😊

[@Fekillix]

You need to be careful with adapters. Makita batteries can isolate the terminals if the battery voltage becomes too low and are safe to adapt to anything. On most other brands this is handled through tool-battery communication or in the tool itself. So through an adapter you don't have low voltage protection and you can kill your expensive lithium batteries.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Makita batteries with a star will cut out when voltage gets low and protect the battery. The tool doesn't matter.

[@Fekillix]

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Yes, Makita is safe, other tool batteries generally are not.

[@TakamiWoodshop]

Dude it does a good job but I thought you were fully committed to brushless technology in your tools? Now serious - quick spray with 60 seconds before you scrub it will absolutely polish up 💯

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Nah it just needs a battery.

[@m60mgman]

Try Wet and Forget. It’s slow (months) but it works on the concrete mildew stains and lasts a year or 2.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

I can't stand that useless over priced shit. 2 years my tukus.

[@whitemagicsponge7190]

Can u use it indoors on really dirty hardwood floors

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

You could. But it might flick a bit of dirt up your walls.

[@rss968]

Anyone tried this tool on composite deck? I need something that will remove mildew/mildew stains without damaging the deck material. Can't believe no one else makes a competing tool like this that spins along the grain of the deck. Ideal.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

I imagine it would be fine.

[@rss968]

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Thank you sir!

[@yamlcase230]

Where did you pick this up? I can't even find it on Ryobi's website in the states

[@grandmaraps]

YAMLcase it's not available in the us. They have a different version with a 6-inch round head it's the p4500 telescoping power scrubber for about $100. I just purchased that one today I hope it works well on my deck. Update. Do not buy the Ryobi p4500 telescoping scrubber. I'm on my way back to the store. It died after 5 minutes. Looked on the review site on home Depot and quite a few of them have the same problem.

[@cameranmanner4701]

Mine still works. Used it on tiles, deck and area rug. I bought the soft blue bristle scrubber for my car. so far so good. what i don't like is how week the swivel head is. You add too much weight and you lose the position of the head that you set up.

[@sand0p0sse]

I would like to hear him say the following " I've got chicken shit on me deck" 😂😂😁😁🍻👍

[@sydneydarts5911]

will it clean baked-on eucalyptus gum off a tin roof?

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Might need an angle grinder for that.

[@H-R-M-H-R]

Why is “water blaster” not PC???

[@saraswatih9703]

I have seen reviews that considered that this tool was rubbish, but your video proved otherwise.

[@kiwi88820]

Three years later has it broken like you thought it would?

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Still works fine... but I don't use it very often.

[@DubsBrown]

What is the "P" number?

[@luckyliftsailing1106]

would be nice if you could use it underwater

[@craigreed8943]

Choice bro

[@adevgun]

good thing you clarified that vowel on "Deck", or that would have been one embarrassing trip to the doctors...

[@charmedbygalss25]

Legend has it he is still scrubbing something

[@wissamzaher]

Will this work on eco deck?

[@rss968]

I woulld like to know this as well.

[@DAMOL1983]

i legit laughed when you said deck hahaha

[@perfectsoulmates2023]

Oohhhhhhhh he’s saying DECK …… 🙆🏻‍♂️

[@sunesnigel]

There are corded ones as well. Not from Ryobi perhaps. They cost about 100$

[@rss968]

Brand/model? Where? Link?

[@JohnnyG1809]

How durable are the brushes?

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Surprisingly good. I only used it on timber and haven't really noticed any wear. On concrete they will of course wear down much faster.

[@JohnnyG1809]

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I understand that there are brushes for wood and another for different surfaces 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@bassface84]

when you know it's really good.... "let's see what else it can do..."

[@venderaninja]

40-50 square meteres of what?? I initially started watching this video cause of the scrubber then kept on watching it just cause!

[@Skwish6952]

I must be under informed. Whats wrong with calling it a water blaster?

[@gjaeigjiajeg]

lol this guy is about as Aussie as they make em. love it!!

[@davidb6352]

So aussie he's from New Zealand haha

[@gjaeigjiajeg]

@@davidb6352 are you serious?! Lmao this is gold.

[@alexroge6495]

Why is “water blaster” not PC? Lol

[@mutton_man]

2:16 scrubbing your what now? 9:35 and wash your what now?

[@showersdpn]

There's green stuff on your what?!

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

D E C K

[@showersdpn]

Lol!

[@jobvanderburg1215]

Oh and wear is the 80v max thing you showed us 3 days ago?

[@CTMKD]

Slow down lol

[@dumitrascuclaudiu7097]

I would use the pressure washer @first...

[@xmortale]

Chicken what off your what?

[@Mario-dd9dh]

Not available in the US

[@williammartin4206]

I work for a company that builds military aircraft. This company buys Milwaukee, DeWalt and Rigid all day long...in packs of 10 to be exact. I can tell you that these high priced brands are trash. I bought a Dewalt and the battery went out in about a month. Milwaukee batteries do NOT last long at all. AND Milwaukee makes a lot of seals for military aircraft and submarines. I own almost everything Ryobi. Their impacts have almost 1,200 release horsepower. BETTER than the expensive brands. DeWalt Nailers need to build up pressure to get the Nailer to make multiple hits. The Ryobi is so similar to the Rigid brand. BUT another thing that I like about RYOBI is how you can buy any of their replacement parts. I dropped their pole saw and BAM...there was a replacement casing at a great price....and it was easy to replace.

[@Ben86511]

I saw another reviewer say this thing was junk but I'm impressed. I only want it for cleaning my "dirty dick" so this should work for me.

[@kemicalyemster]

dirty deck lmao. i respect the accent still

[@dimkinlv]

how about Kärcher t450 ?

[@Sephult14]

You went into this review wanting to hate the tool just because it's Ryobi. Then the tool exceeds your expectations and you still manage to bash the batteries. Ryobi isn't what it was 20 years ago. They make some quality tools nowadays. Have an open mind before reviewing something mate. Cheers

[@GRamerDim]

20 years ago ryobi WERE!better...

[@Rycel2001]

"RYOBI: Shite tools for shite jobs"

[@Cust0mBuilder]

Damn though...I could tell you really didn't want this to perform well at at the start of the video. Was shitting on it in every possible way before you got to even try it out. From the way it felt, to its features to even the sound. Just sounded like you had bias towards the brand.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

When you review tools for a living,you know a good brand from a bad one, and a cheap feeling tool to a well made one. Do you want me to just tell you it's great when it's not like most American shill channels that are doing it for money and free tools? Or do you want the truth?

[@kimariokiji]

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL, definitely want the unvarnished truth. Many KZbin reviews are butt kissing PR affairs for the corresponding company. I appreciate your transparency and honesty. Had no idea about battery adapters until seeing your video. Thank you.

[@kimariokiji]

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL, do you have a video specifically on the battery adapter you can use to power tools from different brands?

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

I am about to film one.

[@kimariokiji]

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL thank you! I want to share it with diy groups on Facebook.

[@danielcorrado2084]

I’d just get rid of the animals. But they you wouldn’t have as much reason to say shit quite as frequently. Ok then. Keep the birds lol

[@jobvanderburg1215]

Nooooook the him liking a ryobi tool this can meen but only one thing. He accepted MONEY.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Wrong. I have never accepted money for a tool review.

[@norfolkdrummerboy]

too long adverts thumbs down

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Do you think I decide the length of the adverts. You don't know how yt works and so blame it on me, interesting.

[@terryhart9909]

Crass and Vulgar comments do not add to the scenario - Suggest you clean up your act with the Vulgarity - Otherwise OK - !

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

I think you just don't understand my accent.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

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