RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless SWIFTClean Spot Cleaner | MUST WATCH REVIEW

[@alancameron1564]

I AM CONTINUALLY BLOWN AWAY BY YOUR OUTPUT of videos and your enthusiasm for what you do for us, your audience. Nice to see your collaboration with PAN also. Continued success with your business and your family

[@inkgenie9760]

Been waiting for this!!!

[@davidbaca7853]

Ideally a true steam cleaner is the way to go. Many years ago I did it on a professional level for home carpets, not vehicles. You wouldn’t believe how much these “wet” vacuums leave behind. However not everybody can have a dedicated van for it. Wish someone would come out with a smaller portable steam cleaning system.

[@shay1116]

Defeated the purpose of the comparison when you treated the whole mat with Folex before using the Bissell and then vacuuming both sections without checking the tank contents between the two sections (Folex/drill brush vs Swiftclean) to see which did the better job.

[@joeschmoe6908]

Regardless of the testing procedure, it's clear that this machine is not powerful and a huge waste of money.

[@tyronejoseph4598]

First off, I own 94 ryobi tools and counting (I have a problem as my wife says LOL). Thanks for the great video. I always admire your videos from a true user and not one of the 5 youtubers that are given free tools to judge. Giving someone free tools will always change an opinion in my perspective but you're a real user and honest opinion. Thanks again

[@Pittsburgh-412]

For anyone who hasn't tried folex, I highly recommend it. It's a top of the line carpet cleaner

[@imjoshv]

Absolutely!!

[@JLamont_3PM]

I see exactly what you mean. I love Folex with my drill brush and HART Vac. It looks like you will create more work for yourself and I'm thinking why do that. The vac/chem/drill brush is definitely the way to go! Thanks for the content!

[@JLamont_3PM]

Awesome!!!!! This is super cool!

[@paulb9376]

Just bought this, then returned it.. don’t waste your money, maybe if it was brushless and had more suction. Also it needs a wand with a power head to get into tight spots, it’s good for flat surface but that’s it. Wish I found this channel sooner, could have saved me a trip.

[@derrickabare9986]

For one , I'm not a big fan of high foaming carpet cleaners just for that reason. Secondly, I think ryobi ment this more for spots around the house like puppy accidents. I would be curious how the ryobi works with a no foaming chemical.

[@dalegolemon5518]

Good video as usual; however, just as an FYI, when you test any Ryobi product, the 2A battery will not run the device to its full potential. Plug in a 4A, and you will see a noticeable difference in power, not just run time.

[@tyronejoseph4598]

Brother you are spot on. I own 94 ryobi tools and I notice the same thing, those smaller 1.5 and 2.0 AH batteries DO NOT give the same performance. However, I do think this spot clean may be a bust. I really wanted this tool to work but I may stay away from this one. Sadly..

[@TransformationDetail]

Thanks for the tip about just using water to wash away the chemical. Never thought about that

[@evilskeletor1]

Another solid video! Always precise and straight to the point! Keep em coming!

[@Badjuju]

I feel like it had to do with a good amount of user error. I love the swiftclean, use it for detailing all the time. It's my go to, and that max fill line doesn't matter. Also like I said user error, too much product there is a reason the reservoir for it is small. you barely need any down. Also, you should still have had suction I feel like you hit the button off. Plus why use 30 sprays of that other product on the other side? To get it clean you shouldn't have to use that much product. Overall this thing works great if used right and also would win in this comparison if done right. Edit: Also why go over it all with the brush and your gaint product before using the extractor? Defeats the point completely.

[@joeschmoe6908]

I believe the fact that you purchased this unit may be clouding your judgement.

[@theoriginalrhythm]

I thought some of the same things Josh. Thanks for bringing me back to earth. 😅

[@walterdantas1]

You saved me money. Thanks bro!!

[@mike.detailer]

Might have to try this out. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this!

[@ImpureGunner]

Can you do another review but just having water in the tank to spray and using a separate cleaner that possibly wouldn't foam as much allowing it to extract properly?

[@ironeagle2526]

I have a lot of ryobi stuff very happy with it but i agree with you not worth it I have a drill brush and the bissell pro extractor that combo works great

[@JadeaRS4]

Look to do a future video with a DRY stain. Makes a difference. Going to start some car cleaning videos. Can never be enough.

[@davestewart9146]

I fully agree with you Josh, not worth it 👍😁

[@MeanAce63]

have you hought about pushing it insted of pulling !!!

[@nickcangelosi1836]

Have you checked out the new Milwaukee Air Tip Batteried M12 Vacuum attachment? Good stuff.

[@imjoshv]

I hadn’t seen that. Thanks!! I’ll check them out

[@djsiuk]

Cool review. I’m sure we will all swerve this product and they will discontinue this product. Use a Bissel spot cleaner.

[@KtraaOfficial]

Thx for this video bro

[@imjoshv]

Thanks for watching!!

[@montylowas4486]

Nice video - 👍

[@matthewwiechert103]

Really depends if you want to haul out a shop vac and drill and spray…

[@jameswhitney8396]

do you recommend that product for convertible?

[@anumrabadam9678]

You are right!

[@kekoadavidson581]

What tool is that?

[@blopacr]

Thanks bro !

[@o0Hotiron0o]

Thank you ;)

[@JDetailingca]

I feel like the Ryobi tool is more aimed at spot cleaning around the house. (e.g. Pet messes, etc...)

[@imjoshv]

I agree, but even for that I think there are better options

I wonder how it will be with the life of the device itself =]

[@lilart13ab]

THE FRONT OF IT IS 2 WIDE IT NEEDS 2 BE THE SHAPE OF THE BISSELL PRO

[@intox69]

Think I'll just grab the drill brush, liquid and the bissel machine lol... the carpet in my wife's car is dirty af lol.

[@nabeldavidyordi7904]

Nice 👍🏻

[@imjoshv]

Thanks ✌️

[@TJsVette]

Tbh 120 for just a tool is ridiculous. I don't own any ryobi tools so I would have to buy a battery to go with it which is more money. It's not worth it. I'll stick to what I already have which is a spot cleaner.

[@ssclassof2000]

Thanks for the review, that machine is a fail. Folex for the win I've been using that stuff for years.

[@imjoshv]

Folex is great!! And much cheaper than this machine

[@bread-gz3rl]

Just get a shop vac and a garden sprayer lmfao. The actual tools from ryobi are great but some of the shit they make should be on fire in a septic tank.

[@peacemaker0071]

Firsttt

[@folkblues4u]

Another "reviewer" that didn't read the operation manual or see the ryobi demo videos. The spot cleaner is NOT designed for set-in stains. It states and is demonstrated clearly that its for fresh spills. You people are spraying a little solution on dry carpet and declaring "it's not working".

[@inkgenie9760]

I’ve used this and a shop vac works way better

[@imjoshv]

I just try to deliver value to the end consumer. This unit may be effective in some cases but it’s basically just a spray bottle and vacuum in one… it’s much more effective to spray the area with a spray bottle and use a vacuum. It achieved the same result without having to buy a whole additional machine.

[@oloem268]

After the first 2 minutes of the video, I lost all intrest in that machine..

[@netwt449]

Designer: OOPS!

[@hugostamm670]

I’d go for the ryobi cause you got one tool spraying beating and vacuuming and of course. Cordless

[@NickVetter]

I'd just pre treat and then use water. I won't be buying one though.

[@S2KV]

Lol I don’t trust any TikTok video, most are fake

[@coreysheckler4777]

Stick with Mytee heated. That thing is a toy.

[@yukonstriker1703]

LOL you know it's CRAP!

[@adrianpopiela917]

too much foam mister josh you use it wrong don't read the instructions you shouldn't hold it backwards either mister josh

[@seanpulcinello6131]

Ummm just reverse the way you push it

[@unclesam1707]

Tbh it’s junk they failed on this one

[@Joejoe-tv3hm]

Don't buy it no good

[@Mason-RRC]

It’s pronounced Ree-obi.

[@Korruptor711]

Actually "Ryo - bi", because りょ is one syllable. (and while I'm at it, Kyoto is not "key yo to or key o to", it's kyo - to きょ- と)