Worx Hydroshot vs. Ryobi ONE+ Power washer comparison

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As previously promised this is the comparison of the Worx Hydro Shot vs the Ryobi One+ power washers. Both are battery operated and have similar specs.
Worx 20 volt, 320 psi, 0.5 GPM
Ryobi 18 volt 320 psi, 0.8 GPM
The Worx has been my after race
ide muddy bike cleaning goto tool for a couple years. I just picked up the Ryobi to see what it could do a month or so ago.
I'm leaning slightly more towards the Worx it seemed a touch more powerful. Neither washer is a replacement for a garden hose but if your someone that doesn't have access to a garden house or? Such as an apartment dweller or are in a remote location etc both will do a decent job
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[@UnitedKingdomRC]

It's nice to see a honda with the center caps pointing the correct way, down to the valve stem.

[@YourCouchsucks]

Ha! Thank you it's the small details.....

[@madblunted]

these would be perfect for keeping in my truck and washing my mountain bike after riding it. I seen they have a soap bottle tool for the worx.

[@YourCouchsucks]

Yes they work great for bike cleaning that's my primary purpose for having it

[@cameranmanner4701]

Before choosing Worx you need consider what Ryobi offers in available tools. Arent ryobi batteries cheaper then the worx? they generally have ryobi days and mark down the batteries and tools even further. My thought when getting involved in OEM batteries you typically stuck with one platform so why not choose a product that has greater line up of tools to choose from, so down the road you need less batteries and chargers when using Ryobi, meaning less cost. Some people like a multi platform tool arsenal but i just dont want to make up more space for batteries and chargers.

[@YourCouchsucks]

Absolutely agree picking one battery variation or the other and sticking with it is the way to go. In my case, I had several Worx yard tools and the power washer already. Fo a home improvement project at the beginning of the years, the "Ryobi Days" program at Home Depot was just too hard to pass up to get my "Tool buying on" I'll absolutely continue to by Ryobi stuff love it! That said In my experience the Worx power washer was a touch better. (but not by much)

[@kandiladi1305]

1 of the better videos I’ve watched on these tools. You showed and spoke about EVERY aspect I needed... THANK YOU...

[@YourCouchsucks]

Thank you for your kind words! Happy to hear it helps people make a decision one way or another!!

[@petanders1968]

Nice video, we've just gone for the ryobi powerwasher to help keep our honda clean, got the foam bottle add on too to help with the process and a wheel brush. Quick question ,can you attach your garden hose using the house water supply ? Have you tried this yourself ?

[@YourCouchsucks]

Thank you! I appreciate the comment. I haven't tried it myself but this is what you'd need www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-EZClean-Power-Cleaner-Quick-Connect-Kit-RY3112CK/316241765

[@leemajors3834]

Good video but they both look like sad attempts of being a "pressure washer" I know they can be used anywhere but for not much more you can pick up a small petrol washer. I was looking to buy one of these but Ill give it a miss.. Thanks youve saved me the hassle of returning one

[@YourCouchsucks]

Wouldn't really consider then heavy duty use washers. For my specific use, bicycle races without a regular water supply really not prudent to carry a gas can in the car with me to an event 2 to 4 hours from home

[@lovlogs5117]

I have the Portland 1750 psi pressure washer from Harbor Freight, used it for the first time today and it was fantastic. Takes a little time to hook up and get going so I thought I'd take a look at one of these and save the Portland for bigger jobs. Having seen both in action, I'll have to pass. I can see some useful applications for these in cases where you don't have access to running water and electrical but it's no substitute for a real pressure washer.

[@YourCouchsucks]

Yeah these aren't really for heavy duty work for sure. Good if you live or are somewhere you don't have a constant water source

[@leemajors3834]

@LNS_CTDi clue is in their names and probably more effective chucking that bucket of water on whatever you want clean

[@rhargarther1]

Awesome video thanks.

[@YourCouchsucks]

Thank you appreciate the comment!!

[@pomojemu3235]

Thanks for video. I'm considering buying washer and I am Ryobi ONE+ system user so I probably buy Ryobi. Is This case big enough to contain 5AH or 9AH battery?

[@YourCouchsucks]

I believe it'll hold hold both I'm torn because I actually have bunch of Ryobi and Worx batteries. For all my shop tools it Ryobi all the way. My lawn tools are worx

[@simplesolar1]

great video...try the worx 40v it's a beast!

[@YourCouchsucks]

Thank you. That's my plan

[@kevinbaker2470]

Thanks for video. Made my decision clear not to buy either one of these. Get more pressure after drinking a 6 pack

[@YourCouchsucks]

Ha! Yeah they aren't the strongest but they both work for the purposes I need them for which is remote bike cleaning and such.

[@Trillville43]

You honestly couldn't even put out 80 psi of urine lol. These aren't pressure washers and aren't to be such as he said it works for him even though i would've went with the 450 psi model which has a higher water output which performs a lot better.

[@kevinbaker2470]

@@Trillville43 i have one for work. But wanted a small one just for washing car/operating foam cannon. Got a 1300psi ryobi electric i think on clearance for 79.99, which i paid for with a gift card purchased from crack head fred at a discounted rate. I was dead set on proving you wrong about the PSI.. But when i went to hook up the gauge i realized im a diff thread pattern than a garden hose. Rats

[@leoarrieta3651]

Why you prefer the worx one?

[@YourCouchsucks]

The Worx is a touch lighter, and easier to move around. Also seems to have a bit more power

[@michaelb301]

Can you use your own foaming cannon with worx?Thanks!

[@YourCouchsucks]

The Worx does come with a soap dispenser. I've never used it so can't say for 100% how well it works

[@_Tra_B]

Worx now has a 450 psi and 725 psi version

[@YourCouchsucks]

I'll have to check that out,

[@HarryBallsss]

And ryobi had 600psi

[@KK-ol5ov]

I wonder if the ryobi has a brushless or brushed motor. Could not find out on the website.

[@YourCouchsucks]

Very good question And your right not much online about whether it is or isn't brushless. Want to believe it is since the tools in the One+ line are but??

[@KK-ol5ov]

@@YourCouchsucks I have 2 one+ batteries so may look into getting the Ryobi

[@YourCouchsucks]

@@KK-ol5ov makes perfect sense! I have a good amount both batteries Worx from yard tools which I bought before I started investing in the Ryobi stuff for a home. Improvement project. Wouldn't give up the Ryobi stuff at this point works well for me!

[@carlilepage7555]

Just wandering if there is an option to spray soap with either one?

[@marcoc2706]

You can just put soapy water in the bucket instead of regular water.

[@cameranmanner4701]

@@marcoc2706 im not sure you can do that, as the water changes when applying soap. the pump is not made for pulling up soap creating added stress to the motor. I just use a separate bucket with soap. This is for my car. on final rinse you can use distilled water to minimize water spots when drying occurs.

[@coolloyd]

Thanks for posting. Can you use the Ryobi attachments on the Worx?

[@YourCouchsucks]

No sadly they're not cross compatable

[@coolloyd]

Thanks!

[@leoarrieta3651]

Amd Wichita battery lasts longer?

[@YourCouchsucks]

The Ryobi in my experience will last about 15 minutes longer. It's also a bigger battery which makes the washer a bit heavier

[@ItsMercerBaby]

Which one do you prefer?

[@YourCouchsucks]

They're both decent washers but if I had to pick one it would be the Worx HyrdoShot

[@ItsMercerBaby]

Thank you!

[@glenncollins8717]

aaahhh uuummm

[@Loonistrator]

The Ryobi sadly doesn't seem to have any attachments.

[@minivanventuring]

Eh from my view the ryobi was better BUT I just got the ryobi 600 this time

[@YourCouchsucks]

When I did this test the Worx just fit better in my hand. The Ryobi was a little awkward. Both are great units and it depends on what battery system you are invested in. I've since switched to Ryobi so that's my go to awkward or not!!

[@ipwong7020]

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[@davidbray6515]

Waste of money just get the hose out sorry just my opinion

[@YourCouchsucks]

Nothing to be sorry for .... BUT if you don't have a hose such as you're in an apartment or out at a race venue where many do not provide a hose then a 5-gallon bucket of water and these cleaners go a long way to clean bikes which is what I have these for.

[@tacsniper762]

Too weak both for that kind of job

[@YourCouchsucks]

Certainly not something I would use as I did in the demo video on a regular basis. But either cleaner works decently well for my intended purposes.

[@TheBsmanatwork]

This is garbage I have one too

[@YourCouchsucks]

Which one is garbage? The video is a comparison of two washers