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

glen e said:
I use mine with ech20, so far no problems in three months, about every other week
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Cool I just ordered it online today. Hoping it works well to assist with cleaning off the salt. If not, I guess it will be a step up from my hand pressure sprayer.

Also got the tool only 20v cordless blower for the snow since it uses same battery.
 
anyone have this and the sunjoe? how much more pressure does it have? this seems like it would be the perfect match for my wash rig I made. I can add an extra tank for DI water for more of a touchless weekly wash
 
Cruzscarwash said:
anyone have this and the sunjoe? how much more pressure does it have? this seems like it would be the perfect match for my wash rig I made. I can add an extra tank for DI water for more of a touchless weekly wash
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Check out Scott from Dallas Paint Correction and Auto Detailing YouTube channel, he reviews both of them.

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Would you guys say that a 2 liter bottle is enough to do an initial spray down before a 2b wash?? Looking at changing things up this year and thinking of rinsing with a 2 liter first then bucket wash.

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Cruzscarwash said:
Would you guys say that a 2 liter bottle is enough to do an initial spray down before a 2b wash?? Looking at changing things up this year and thinking of rinsing with a 2 liter first then bucket wash.

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It's enough for my car but it's about 2/3rds the size of most cars on the road. This said, I bought a wrench to take off the orange nut but because it's plastic it ended up stripping, so maybe buy a separate one for just 2L bottle use so you don't have to mess around, used ones are always for sale.

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You should post some videos of this thing in action.
 
Cruzscarwash said:
Would you guys say that a 2 liter bottle is enough to do an initial spray down before a 2b wash?? Looking at changing things up this year and thinking of rinsing with a 2 liter first then bucket wash.

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I have the upgraded 4.0 battery so it uses more water due to more power, but I would go with 2 of the 2 liter bottles to get a good rinse. You can maybe get away with a single 2 liter if you go very fast over the car with a quick rinse. But for a salt removal or heavy build up id say 2 bottles at the minimum. Its more to carry but only takes about 30 seconds to swap out bottle.

A single 2L bottle nets around 60seconds of usage until empty.


FYI. When you get connect the extension lance, it has a magnet on top that switches it to "high/full power" if you hold a magnet over it you can get full pressure without using the long extension. I haven't found a good way to secure a magnet there. Anyone come across this? Might purchase a strong magnet + something like 3m VHB tape to hold it in place.
 
The plastic nut stripped so I can't use the bottle attachment anymore but no worries, I bought a BlackFire 48 ounce hand pump and its glorious and easier to use anyways. I will be getting the 4.0v battery and getting an actual Worx version of it too, I wonder if it has the gauge on there that tells you how much power is left, thoughts.....anyone?
 
Does anyone know how long the 20V 2ah and the 20V 4ah batteries for the WORX last time wise.
 
Klasse Act said:
The plastic nut stripped so I can't use the bottle attachment anymore but no worries, I bought a BlackFire 48 ounce hand pump and its glorious and easier to use anyways. I will be getting the 4.0v battery and getting an actual Worx version of it too, I wonder if it has the gauge on there that tells you how much power is left, thoughts.....anyone?
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was wondering too... mine does have that light indicator for power status :p

Looking forward for the video ^^
 
georgeallen1 said:
FYI. When you get connect the extension lance, it has a magnet on top that switches it to "high/full power" if you hold a magnet over it you can get full pressure without using the long extension. I haven't found a good way to secure a magnet there. Anyone come across this? Might purchase a strong magnet + something like 3m VHB tape to hold it in place.
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Interested to know the details. Share some pictures please :)
 
Frank70 said:
Does anyone know how long the 20V 2ah and the 20V 4ah batteries for the WORX last time wise.
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Hello,
i just purchased the 4ah battery and used it last week. It lasts a lot longer then the 2h. I found it on eBay for 50.00 and it was definitely worth it. Maybe 50 percent longer.

Lou
 
Klasse Act said:
The plastic nut stripped so I can't use the bottle attachment anymore but no worries, I bought a BlackFire 48 ounce hand pump and its glorious and easier to use anyways. I will be getting the 4.0v battery and getting an actual Worx version of it too, I wonder if it has the gauge on there that tells you how much power is left, thoughts.....anyone?
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The official worx battery has the battery life indicator. Correct part # for the 4.0ah is wa3578


Frank70 said:
Does anyone know how long the 20V 2ah and the 20V 4ah batteries for the WORX last time wise.
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You will get ~30 minutes on the 2ah and up to 1hr with 4ah!


I got the cheap knockoff 4ah battery on ebay for $30. works fine so far. brand is VANON
 
GEM65 said:
Interested to know the details. Share some pictures please :)
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https://i.imgur.com/h5YRCrV.png

Take a look at the area in red. Behind the plastic is the magnet switch. If you look at the extension rod when you twist it in, that piece has a small magnet on the end.

You can test this by taking any magnet you have from maybe a fridge and pass it over the area and off and you will see and hear the difference.
 
Thanks for the info sir :)
will try with 3M double side tape and see how it work.


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georgeallen1 said:
https://i.imgur.com/h5YRCrV.png

Take a look at the area in red. Behind the plastic is the magnet switch. If you look at the extension rod when you twist it in, that piece has a small magnet on the end.

You can test this by taking any magnet you have from maybe a fridge and pass it over the area and off and you will see and hear the difference.
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Is that switch the reason for the higher pressure with the different length wands?

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georgeallen1 said:
https://i.imgur.com/h5YRCrV.png

Take a look at the area in red. Behind the plastic is the magnet switch. If you look at the extension rod when you twist it in, that piece has a small magnet on the end.

You can test this by taking any magnet you have from maybe a fridge and pass it over the area and off and you will see and hear the difference.
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Thanks for the info. Let me try next time I wash my car.
 
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