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cordless pressure washer £25-40 amazon any good?

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the hose pipe ban doesnt seem to be going away, its still not rained uch near me in 8 months.. 

since i last looked it seems you can get a cordless pressure washer for £24 upwards, are they any good, can anyone recommend a budget option, ideally i'd use a bucket/ 32l container to rinse/wash my bike.

 

reviews on amazon seem fake or hit and miss..

 
Posted : 28/08/2025 11:35 am
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As your bike is only going to have a thin layer of dust on it due to the lack of rain, wouldn’t a damp cloth be the better choice for a shiny bike?

 
Posted : 28/08/2025 12:51 pm
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I bought one of the USB rechargeable ones with an 8L tank for under £20. I think it might be sold as an electric garden sprayer as opposed to a pressure washer, but it works more than well enough to rinse the bike after a soapy scrub. It's not powerful enough to damage seals or flush bearings either. Good for taking in a car too.

 
Posted : 28/08/2025 1:08 pm
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@citizenlee any more details on that? Sounds good for throwing in the van.

 
Posted : 28/08/2025 1:31 pm
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its the crap in the drivetrain, and fork/shock/dropper seals and brakes i'm more concerned about, would prefer to blast some water on bits, my watering can is terrible

 

 
Posted : 28/08/2025 1:40 pm
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@citizenlee any more details on that? Sounds good for throwing in the van.

I got it from Temu.

This is the one although it shipped from their UK warehouse.

Should be able to find similar on Amazon or eBay.

 

 
Posted : 28/08/2025 1:41 pm
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Amazon accept returns very easily, so just order one and see 🙂

 
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If you've got a battery power tool set with a popular battery for ripping off (makita #1 for ripoffs) then a wee trip to aliexpress or amazon for something compatible could be good- I've got a little one which takes my makita 18v battery, it cost £18 IIRC and it's actually not bad.

(stealth ad), I've got a Mobi washer in the shed that I literally never use, if you're anywhere near Edinburgh...)

 
Posted : 28/08/2025 5:31 pm
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got one of ebay £20 delivered, not expecting much, as long as it works for a few months, 

 

i'd priced up one with a bosch battery a few years ago and its now £160, so think my plan to use the bosch batteries i have is pointless

 

 
Posted : 29/08/2025 3:45 pm

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