Ryobi 18V Power Scrubber

[@isaachunt5799]

just bought one of these. wow it's amazing. using it to clean the grout on my ceramic tiles.

[@OmniGarage]

Pleased you are enjoying your new tool!

[@goddesskemisi7225]

Thank you for this video. I was having a hard time taking off the replacement brush.

[@OmniGarage]

No problem. Happy to help

[@WillBram590]

3:12 I am struggling taking the brush attachment off, I see what you did, but it ain’t working for me

[@richardefriend]

There are also 8" brush heads, which with 78% more surface area cut cut your time in half or better.

[@OmniGarage]

Good to know

[@TheSaltyAdmiral]

Afaik this scrubbing machine is the same as used on the Ryobi telescoped scrubber, which makes it a real shame that it's not just the same product with an attachable telescope handle. I will probably buy this one, because the smaller size will fit my intended uses better... However it would be really nice to have the option of just clicking on a longer handle when needed, instead of having to buy another unit that is essentially the exact same product, just on a stick :D

[@OmniGarage]

Yeah I agree with you!

[@joevanseeters2873]

Thanks for the video review. I was wondering about this tool when I saw it on line a few months ago, and if it had a place in detailing.

[@OmniGarage]

We definitely think it does have a place in detailing, especially on carpets and upholstery. What other RYOBI tools do you have Joe?

[@joevanseeters2873]

@@OmniGarage Mostly lawn and garden. I have a cordless drill, edger, leaf blower, snow thrower, weed eater, battery powered lawn mower, and also a small generator.

[@OmniGarage]

Nice Joe. Are mainly invested in the 18v range or have got 36v tools as well?

[@rachelnowinski190]

can anyone demonstrate how to change the brush head? I cannot get it off and no one shows this

[@jasontan351]

Can you use the soft brush to clean moulds from walls?

[@OmniGarage]

We haven’t used the soft brush before. You could try a test spot to see.

[@Reedmen420]

Mine won't turn on

[@Wildmann3]

Would the blue (weak brush) be ok for washing your car with?

[@OmniGarage]

No. Bristle brushes will cause scratching on your paint.

[@Wildmann3]

@@OmniGarage thank you! What about the rack scrub foam pad? The black one? Also thanks for the super fast reply. Great video!

[@OmniGarage]

Use a microfibre wash pad/mitt. Similar to the ones we use in all our car washing videos. Go check some of those videos out on how we wash our cars.

[@Wildmann3]

@@OmniGarage i'll do that, thank you! :-)

[@gilprocleancarpetupholster4382]

Very slow rotation. No good

[@OmniGarage]

It’s fine for light applications

[@randysmith9636]

Actually you want a slow rotation. You are only cleaning/scrubbing a item, not sanding or polish it. To fast and you could damage the item being cleaned, scratch it or even start to remove the finish.

[@theamerican.company]

Battery WAS NOT included. F*** useless buy.

[@OmniGarage]

Once you have a battery and charger you can use it with a bunch of different RYOBI tools.

[@darrenhendrix2198]

In case someone else stumbled upon this, there are bundles you can nab, at least here in the US, that comes with a battery. The idea though if that you probably have some of these batteries sitting around if you already own some cordless Ryobi tools.