40V HP Brushless EZClean 600 PSI 0.7 GPM Cold Water Electric Power Cleaner (Tool-Only)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I will list some features and specification's of this tool and then share my experience. This unit has a 40v DC brushless motor capable of spraying a maximum of 0.7 GPM and 600 PSI. There is a 3 level mode selector where you can choose from 0.2 to 0.7 GPM. You can connect this power cleaner to a garden hose, a 2 liter bottle (with adapter), or pull water from any fresh water source including but not limited to a 5 gal. bucket, pool, lake, etc... (with the included siphon hose). The cleaner has a power saving system that allows the motor to stop when the trigger is released. This unit comes with an auxiliary handle that can be mounted to the left or right for extra control and reduced fatigue. The trigger has a lock-out switch which is like a safety to keep the cleaner from accidental sprays. This kit includes the 40v power cleaner, Auxiliary handle, 20ft quick connect siphon hose w/ filter, spray wand, 3-in-1 nozzle (15°, Turbo, and Rinse), quick connector, mesh bag, and operator's manual. I also got a charger and 2ah battery with my kit. If you purchase this as a "tool only" you will not get the battery and charger. The waterproof battery compartment has a nice rubber grip on the bottom. I decided to try out this power cleaner and the new Ryobi 40v 1500 PSI power washer because I was looking for other means of power cleaning then a regular pressure washer. It is winter time here and the garden hose is always frozen. I had a few project's I wanted to get done with these 2 unit's but we just got hit with a blizzard 2 days ago. I was able to complete one task that I got these for. That is cleaning the salt, sand, snow, and ice off of my car. Salt will cause corrosion to a vehicle. I did one side of my car with this tool and one side with the pressure washer. Both did an amazing job. I was surprised when I saw how little of water it used. After rinsing my car I used the ryobi 18v leaf blower to dry it so the doors don't freeze closed. The first thing I noticed when I saw this ez cleaner is it looks alot like the newer 18v ez cleaner. They are alot alike and the peice's from each Sprayer are interchangeable. The main differences I noticed is the 40v vs. 18v, metal quick connect vs. Plastic, and this unit had the auxiliary handle. I like having so many options for water sources. This unit comes with the siphon hose and 2 liter bottle adapter. I also bought a separate kit that came with Chemical spray heads and a 1 gallon jug connector. This unit has a bunch of attachments (sold separately) for all of your cleaning needs. This unit is great for me to do some power cleaning in colder weather when my hose is frozen. It would also be great for around the home, boating, ATVing, camping, the beach, and anywhere else you would need a pressure cleaner. The list goes on, especially if you pair this up with some of the sold separately attachments. My next one will be the hose and 5 setting spray nozzle to use for washing my dog and showering after the beach this summer. This is a great tool to have. If you are looking for a portable power cleaner give this thing a try. You will not be disappointed, I love it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] "Interesting Battery Powered Cleaner Pressure Washer" for many things around the house that a water hose can reach. The unit comes with a nozzle that allows you to rotate between three heads by simply stopping the pressure washer from running to turn the rotation to the next of three different heads, one a 15 degree, another is a turbo and the third was a rinse. The 2.0Ah battery gave me about 15-20 minutes of almost continuous use. Since it is a 40 volt I could have used one of my larger 40 volt batteries that I use for weed eating or some thing else. Where the battery connects is an enclosed water proof container for the battery that is large enough for the largest of batteries to keep them dry. The PSI on this is 600 with 0.7 GPM Power Cleaner. It fits the bill for cleaning many things around the house that doesn't need the normal higher pressure washer. I didn't have a chance to try and see if this would fit a concrete cleaner attachment but I'm guessing the connection the battery unit uses would not fit. As you can see from my attached photos it can do many things around the house you need a pressure washer for that the hose can reach but without the use of a power cord.

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My year round polycarbonate greenhouse is a magnet for dust, debris and pollen - forming a crusty filth on the outside of the greenhouse roof. I've tried a number of approaches that cleaned the outer surfaces but took lots of effort, water and time. My pressure washer would work great but I don't want to blow pressurized water through the panel seals so it's been out of the question. Then I saw the RYOBI EZClean 600 PSI sure seem that features very similar functions as my pressure washer but with less pressure to cause damage. In fact you can dial down the water flow from max 0.7 gpm down to 0.2 gpm. That feature alone makes the EZClean 600 PSI a suitable tool for spring cleaning my wood patio/garden furniture, planters, water fountain, deck rugs and greenhouse. Sure you could use a standard pressure washer on those things, but you'll end up damaging them - I know I've tried it. I'm also thrilled with the EZClean features to wash windows and fixed screens, clean vinyl shutters and siding - all without the worry of too much pressure. The unit itself is well made. All accessories are quick and simple to attach. And, with the tri-nozzel features of a standard turbo, flat 15inch spray and a full function rinse. Perhaps the best feature for me is the ability to connect the EZClean to any water source I want. I harvest rain water in four 275gal totes situated around my property I can connect the hose from the rain tote to the EZClean and tackle my cleaning jobs without having to pay for a drop of water. And if I need to clean up a bee hive I can use the siphon hose and a 5gal bucket of water out in the bee yard. You could even drop the siphon hose into your pool as a water source. The 40V battery delivers the power to the EZClean. You save battery time each time you release the trigger and the motor stops. Gripping the EZClean trigger handle was easy for me with my small hands. And if you have little ones around you can lock out the trigger. I really like being able to attach the helper/auxillary handle for more control of the wand and reduce the fatigue from holding the unit above my head. Included is a quick connect for use with a common 2 liter bottle to hold a soap mixture that will incorporate with the EZClean. Everything to get you going on your spring cleaning is included. There's two accessories I'm planning to pick up - 42inch wand and Squeegee. Remember there are three EZClean models - make sure the accessory you want is compatible with the model you're using. The brushless motor and 5yr warranty indicates this tool will provide many years of service. All in all RYOBI hit this one out of the park. I actually can't wait to clean my greenhouse.

All my other power washers were big or corded, and it just gets in the way. Saw this Ryobi power cleaner and immediately decided to get it. Like all my other Ryobi's, it takes the same battery so already a plus there. It's not as powerful as the corded ones, but it gets the job done for the small jobs. It also comes with a variety of adapters, so I do not just need a garden hose. I can use a bottle or just siphon the water. Very versatile.

We have a few Ryobi tools and have never been disappointed by them. They are very reliable. My husband frequently pressure washes, but having to get out the big pressure washer and set up the hoses is a hassle when the job isn't big. The RYOBI 40-Volt HP Brushless EZClean 600 PSI 0.7 GPM Cold Water Power Cleaner with 2.0 Ah Battery and Charger is the answer to smaller jobs around the house and yard. It has a versatile 3 in 1 nozzle that can be changed from turbo, 15 degree or rinse. There is a pressure button that allows for gentle to more powerful cleaning. It comes with a 20 ft. siphon hose or you can connect to your garden hose. It even has a bottle adapter for more portable cleaning. It comes with a battery, charge and a 5 year limited warranty.

As long as you know this pressure washer is light duty, it's a great tool. For light cleaning of vehicles, outdoor furniture, windows, boats is works great. Only 600 PSI, so do not expect the power you get from your 2500-3300 pressure washer. Like most Ryobi tools, it's well made and assembles very easily. It has three built in nozzles - just rotate the head. I was a little disappointed with the turbo nozzle, This is the go-to nozzle for my big pressure washer, but it didn't seem effective on this hand held. I like the design - essentially a drill shape. Water connections are all quick connect. It also has a tube attachment for drawing water from a bucket. I love this, because I can tote a five gallon bucket of water places where my normal pressure washer wouldn't reach. Battery is encased in a water resistant compartment. Overall - thumbs up on this pressure washer.

I don’t think I have ever been this excited for a product. Just the fact that you can get pressurized water flow to anywhere you desire is a huge game changer! Even more so as there is no gas or electrical outlets involved! As someone who details cars, this has changed the game. I can now work on cars in the middle of winter without having to worry about finding a hose. Being able to use this in the winter is also amazing for when it comes to removing salt from the car. With the included attachments you can get your water from a hose, a 2-liter bottle or literally any source you can come up with! (Rain barrel! Bathtub! Lake! If can hold water, you can use it!) In my case I filled a rolling cooler with water in the house and was able to roll it out to the garage and get to work! The possibilities are endless. I’m jealous of those that have a pool out back as you can essentially throw the feeder hose into the pool and go to work on your entire back patio! Everything works out of the box, and I was up and running in less than five minutes. Just had to wait for the battery to charge fully. Speaking of batteries, the 2ah battery is plenty to get most jobs done. The battery case on the unit itself is massive and can accommodate larger 40v batteries. I had my 4ah battery in there and still had about half a case left to fill up. The output on the cleaner is great and more than enough for non-intensive purposes. I was able to rinse and give the car a quick wash in the garage with ease. The included handle attaches via a pressure mount, with the handle itself locking the brace in place, so no tools are required. Connections are quick connect push fittings (just push in to connect and pull down on the collar to release). Don’t try to screw/unscrew them as you will remove the male end from the unit. The unit does have a trigger safety switch built in, so you don’t accidentally run the unit or have a child play with it. The 3 nozzle options provide plenty of variety for the tasks you are tackling. The rinse provides plenty of water and a good amount of coverage. Turbo seems to be a combination of rinse and pressure wash, and then the pressure wash setting is your standard pressure wash. Pressure wash provides good force, but not enough to hurt if you were to get your hand in the way of the nozzle. Accessory Connections seem proprietary as I was not able to attach my standard pressure washer foam cannon to the unit. Just a side note, but I tried it once and it changed my life. Use a pressure washer to pressure wash the bathtub/shower tiles. It will blast away soap scum with significant ease. Being able to bring this unit into the bathroom when it comes time to do some deep cleaning will be amazing.

I wanted this to be able to easily wash my car's off in the winter without having to get out the hose. Instead, this allows me to fill up a five-gallon bucket and use the syphon hose to spray down the car. The Power Cleaner does a good job of getting all the grime and salt off the car. The car wasn't clean when I finished but much better. With a little hand scrubbing it would have come out real nice. One frustration is the connection to the accessories is non-standard and won't work with any existing pressure washer attachments you may have. This won't replace a pressure washer by any means but is a solid upgrade over a standard hose and is just as easy, if not easier to use. The noise level is very low as well. I sprayed about 7 gallons of water and used up half the battery life.

I have a variety of pressure washers; electric and gas and all of them perform well but are bulky in their own way. I was looking for something that would be more portable. I came across the Ryobi 40 volt Power Cleaner and noticed how versatile it is; cordless, being the first, but that the Ryobi Power Cleaner can also draw/siphon (cleaner solution or just plain water) with the included adapters. This is important to me because I own an motorhome and desire to get dried-on bug splat off at each destination. Plain hose pressure is not enough and my electric pressure washer is too bulky to haul in the camper. The Ryobi Power Clean makes it easy and environmentally friendly since I can draw from a bucket of clean water or from city water source. I just simply use the turbo tip setting and high-pressure range to knock the bugs off. I've also found great uses for the Ryobi around our home. It is perfect for cleaning the exterior of the windows of our home. I siphon the cleaning solution from a 2-liter bottle with the included attachment, then switch to a hose on city water to rinse. The performance of the Ryobi Power Cleaner is great. I love the ease of everything, no fumbling for tips, since they are built right onto the cleaner. I also love the portability, cordless, and the option of not being tethered to a city water supply. I like the brushless motor which should be better for the wet environment the cleaner is exposed to. I also like the 40 volt version, although I have not tried the 18 volt model, but the 40 volt Ryobi yard tools I have seem to perform better than the 18 volt version I had. I can see the Power Cleaner being an advantage for boat owners. The only cons are: - the large size. The 40 volt battery area has a large enclosure, so that it can accept most Ryobi 40 volt battery capacities.It measures just over 14 inches tall with the battery box. Otherwise, the cleaner itself is about the size of a standard cordless drill. - the tips are permanent; they are mounted onto the nozzle body. There is an extension tube to extend the nozzle body from the cleaner, however, all the connectors are proprietary, therefore, you cannot swap the tip or nozzle out with other wands or tips. The pros outweigh the cons making this a great tool to have.