I bought a WORX 20V Powershot cordless power cleaner, anyone use one?

You could use the Worx Hydroshot for crowd control, just attach the turbo nozzle

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Haha I would want way more than a hydroshot for that.


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I'm so glad to took the Worx hydroshot down to the Dragon last week, really came in handy and got people's attention! Had a guy from Canada ask me about it and I directed him to the website and EBay. My car was hammered from the trip and it cleaner right up using Griots Garage Brillant Shine soap. I know it's not as strong as a real powerwasher but for me it's always gotten the job done. Looking forward to a clean winter down in the garage.

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It works really nice for wheels and wells, esp the fabric ones. It also helps knock off a nice amount of dirt from the paint and will remove more stubborn bird or other drippings that a regular hose will not. Made cleaning the household fleet a lot easier and slightly more fun


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goldendodo19 said:
It works really nice for wheels and wells, esp the fabric ones. It also helps knock off a nice amount of dirt from the paint and will remove more stubborn bird or other drippings that a regular hose will not. Made cleaning the household fleet a lot easier and slightly more fun


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Very true right there!

I actually bought it for the tires and wells and didn't even think about it for washing the car because I was so into WW and RW's...that changed quickly

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Those who bought their machines, how you liking it?

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im on the fence about getting one of these, I built a 12v pressure washer rig, it works fine for everything right now but I would like to pre spray the panel to knock off any dirt first to reduce whats on the panel. I just don't know thought, ill keep following this thread to see how you guys like it unless I see it cheap online, if I saw it for 79 bucks I would have pulled the trigger in a heart beat
 
For 79 it’s a great price. I have 3 batteries so I can swap out with ease. One fully charged is easily enough to last me the wheels and spraying down the whole car before my rinseless.


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I too can do the wheels, wells and WW and have juice left over. When I do a regular 2BM wash on my wife's Mazda 6 I need to swap out the battery but that's just because I'm having fun or being "thorough"

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Apparently there's a 4V batttery for this machine that not only gives you a longer working time but more psi, thanks Scott from Dallas Paint Correction and Auto Detailing.

Subscribe to his channel, he's no nonsense and fun to watch and listen to

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I’m really enjoying mine so far. Since it’s starting to drop below 32 here I have my hose put away. I hate turning the water on, hooking up the hose, then putting everything back away for one wash. I have been filling a 5 gallon bucket in my bathtub and using the hydroshot. It has saved me a lot of time, I really think it will be used often in the winter. I would go 2-3 times a week to the coin op in winter to rinse off salt. I would spend 3-6 bucks a week just to rinse my car. The hydroshot will pay for itself by winters end.


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We have underground parking so I will be using my year round for sure, salt isn't going to win this year, better weapons always win the war

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Stripped nut to put on the bottle attachment, kinda bummed out about it but not the end of the world for sure. IMO this nut should be metal️

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The Sun Joe that Scott has on his channel seems to be a bit better than this one pressure wise anyway.
 
02whitetundra said:
The Sun Joe that Scott has on his channel seems to be a bit better than this one pressure wise anyway.
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Not only that but it has a built in 5.3 gallon container and wheels, plus more pressure and that 4v battery. If I had known about it before hand I would've spent the extra money.

It is easy to to take the Worx with me in the car along with 2 empty 5 gallon buckets and what ever else I need, so it has that going for it and I have been happy with it's performance but more and convienence is better

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What is the green type?

I keep it disassembled in the mesh bag that it came with. I just have it on a shelf next to my turbo dryer.


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I place mine in the closet between 2 brackets that hold up a shelf. What is this green you guys are talking about?

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I wish i had a spot to use one of these in the winter. I would be really worried about turning my garage in a skating rink
 
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I wish i had a spot to use one of these in the winter. I would be really worried about turning my garage in a skating rink
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You could get a small propane heater to take the chill off😉

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