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Jan 11, 2026 12:46 PM

Ryobi EZClean Power Cleaner Spinning Brush Attachment $19.99

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Attaches to EZClean line (battery powered sprayers). Original price ($49.99) not shown on product page but appears in current google search results. Hoping these make easy work of car wheels.

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Attaches to EZClean line (battery powered sprayers). Original price ($49.99) not shown on product page but appears in current google search results. Hoping these make easy work of car wheels.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../323015158

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Jan 11, 2026 3:04 PM
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FloridaKevinJan 11, 2026 3:04 PM
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Has anyone gotten more than a few uses out of the EZ clean tool without it breaking? I mean, it ALMOST works okay if hooked to a garden hose, but with the suction tube it comes out so soft, it reminds me of an automatic faucet in a public restroom
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Has anyone gotten more than a few uses out of the EZ clean tool without it breaking? I mean, it ALMOST works okay if hooked to a garden hose, but with the suction tube it comes out so soft, it reminds me of an automatic faucet in a public restroom
I've had the 600 psi model for a few years now and it still works great. Really useful with a bucket camping to wash dishes and make a redneck shower. From what I gather the 320(?)psi model is much worse.
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L97Jan 11, 2026 5:30 PM
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I got like a 12 pack of these style brushes, in at least two or three bristle stiffness, that attaches to my drill for under 20 bucks iirl
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Quote from FloridaKevin View quoted comment :
Has anyone gotten more than a few uses out of the EZ clean tool without it breaking? I mean, it ALMOST works okay if hooked to a garden hose, but with the suction tube it comes out so soft, it reminds me of an automatic faucet in a public restroom
I've used my 600 psi 18v model for 3-4 years. Clean my front porch siding and flagstone every year, too, which would be damaged by a full strength pressure washer. Use it a ton to clean mountain bikes and blast the odd bird poop off cars. Good for windows too.
For a full car wash I use the plug in electric pressure washer, or do it by hand when I'm less lazy.
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Quote from _lukas View quoted comment :
I got like a 12 pack of these style brushes, in at least two or three bristle stiffness, that attaches to my drill for under 20 bucks iirl
Great. How much did your waterproof drill cost?
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Quote from jeff34270 View quoted comment :
Great. How much did your waterproof drill cost?
In what world would you absolutely need it to be totally waterproof? It seems like a selling point to get those focuses on specs to buy into and keep buying into, even if it's totally overkill and unnecessary when a generic does the job just as well or better
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Quote from jeff34270 View quoted comment :
Great. How much did your waterproof drill cost?
Just get one of thesehttps://www.costco.com/p/-/hoto-wand-cordless-spin-scrubber/4000360679?COSTID=iosapp_26.1.1&TRACKING=NO&adobe_mc=TS%3D1768154251%7CMCMID%3D59649337963463131406366950579806408479%7CMCORGID%3D97B21CFE5329614E0A490D45@AdobeOrg&sh=true&nf=true
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Jan 11, 2026 6:23 PM
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These just got delivered and I tried them out. It'll be useful for getting in the nooks and crannies when I'm doing my quick washes, but the rotation stage has very little torque - if you apply significant pressure it slows/stops the brush from rotating. Then "worst case", you have a stationary brush with water flowing over it.

It appears like any generic 1/4" hex shank brushes would work with the water -> rotation EZClean adapter, for what that's worth.

I'm happy with it at $20, but wouldn't have been at full price. Cheers
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In what world would you absolutely need it to be totally waterproof? It seems like a selling point to get those focuses on specs to buy into and keep buying into, even if it's totally overkill and unnecessary when a generic does the job just as well or better
Do you not understand that this spinning brush attaches to a tool that shoots water through it?
While your inexpensive brushes and power drill may work for your light needs, it is quite a bit different.
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Quote from _lukas View quoted comment :
I got like a 12 pack of these style brushes, in at least two or three bristle stiffness, that attaches to my drill for under 20 bucks iirl
Is your drill also a pressure washer? Because these are pressure washer heads not a plain scrub brush.
Also, you'd want one of the waterproof scrubbers for things like pool water lines, boat water lines, or when dealing with chemicals that will rust your drill. Plus, its just nice to not worry about accidentally ruining my drill.

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