Cordless Pressure Washer for Dewalt 20V Battery, 800 PSI Portable Handheld Power Washer with Brushless Motor, 6-in-1 Nozzle, 3 Level Adjustable for Car Yard Fence Wall Cleaning (Battery Not Included)

This pressure washer does just what it is suppose to do. I wanted a unit which did not need to be connected to a hose or needed either and electric motor or gasoline engine to clean up small jobs. Boy this does a great job. Not the most powerful unit yet meets the requirements of most jobs. The kit comes with everything you need from attachment to a hose or even none standard piped sources. It you are an RV fan this is great to have because it with accessories can be stored easily. Being battery operated does limit the time; however, this is minor compared to setting up regular pressure washers. Like most power tools it does have a safety switch. The changes it how it sprays is a simple turn. By the time you could set up other washers your job will be done with this product.

I was looking for a portable power washer that worked with my Dewalt batteries. It is 20v and works great wi the my Dewalt battery. The only drawback was the option for drawing water. According to the hose and fittings provided, you need to supply hoses for drawing water from a five gallon bucket or from the faucet. Not enough fittings to switch between each source. Also, the set was missing one fitting that allowed be to use a quick disconnect to the supply hose. Other than that, this was a great buy.

Considering this is NOT a full blown pressure washer but just convenient for small jobs, it works fairly well. EXEPT, the connector is SO DIFFICUT to get on and off the tool I think I'm going to break it every time I use it.

This is a fun battery operated preasure washer. We have a larger gas powered unit, whoever it will peel the decals off our motorcycles/ bikes when hit with the lowest setting, so we had to have something that could get the mud off and leave the decals alone. Well this unit does it! It is 800psi and does a wonderful job on getting things clean. You have 3 power levels for washing. Battery indicator for how much charge you have. A multifunction head allowing you different degrees of washing. Plus a handful of connectors to connect to different setups, along with a small hose. You can use a bucket with the filter. You can connect to the end of your hose giving a longer length. Or directly to the facuet. What we really like about this is that we can hit the trails, get muddy, drop the hose in the creek, with the filter on and leave with a clean ride. Everyone else pulls out with a dirty ride and we pull out with a fresh washed ride. We have the Dewalt battery version and it does a wonderful job. It seems pretty durable too. We have a plastic tub that we store it in and use to put water in if we are not near a creek. Connect the battery up and away goes the mud. Using it in the field has really made a difference on getting it cleaned up on the spot, instead of the mud getting baked on while driving back 4 plus hours and then cleaning it the next day and having to take longer to get the dried mud off. Good value for the money. We have the larger Dewalt 20v batteries and we have not had any issues on running out of battery with them. We can't really speak on how long the smaller ones will last, but the larger ones last a good while. Great value! Good preasure! And no need for a gas powered unit.

Not powerful at all. Dan Pohl

Going with five after one days use because it did exactly what it says and anyone with half a brain can set it up and wash. Take it out of the box hook up the hose and soap tank battery and water supply and start washing. It's lower power but it says it in the description. It seems to drain the batteries less than the saws blowers and impacts. I cleaned the Condenser on my home AC. A couple Wheelbarrows a couple mowers chairs ect and for a lower pressure handy washer it's perfect. The amount I will save on carwashes alone will pay for it in a year. It sucks the five gallon bucket I used down fast meaning it throws a lot of water down range. I just got my water hose clamped it and the washer hose in the bucket so I didn't have to keep refilling the bucket. BUT if you need something away from a water supply washed it would be handy. So after five hours of use yesterday I would definitely recommend it.

Just what I needed to handle small pressure wash jobs around the condo balcony, and remote washing of vehicles. This is a well-built portable pressure washer. It definitely has some heft to it with or without the battery attached, but easy to use and handle. You can hook it up to your sink faucet or use it with a bucket of water. good water pressure for its size, too.

Ok for car washing. Not a lot of power and uses batteries quickly.

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Works great

powerful yes a little hard on batteries but that's why it works

Wonderful Idea. We tried it with -10+12 amp batteries -and it wouldn't clean mud off a shovel. We tested it with several 5+6amp batteries and the same poor results. It is a wonderful bug sprayer for our orchard. It washes windows but forget taking grime off a deck unless you have a week to spare•