Factory Blemished RYOBI 2500 PSI Electric Pressure Washer~$180 @ Direct Tools Factory Outlet~$5 Flat Rate Shipping!

XombieRX

Jul 23, 2026 6:33 PM

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Not to influence anyone's decision, but a gas pressure washer is worth it over this battery one for any big project. I went through 6 batteries and 2 days pressure washing my 2500 sq ft house and driveway.

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JamieV5403

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Quote from XombieRX

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Not to influence anyone's decision, but a gas pressure washer is worth it over this battery one for any big project. I went through 6 batteries and 2 days pressure washing my 2500 sq ft house and driveway.

This isn't battery. Unless you really need more then 2500psi or don't have electricity, why bother with a stinky gas engine that needs oil changes and breaks down more often.

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chabs39

Jul 23, 2026 6:47 PM

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Quote from XombieRX

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Not to influence anyone's decision, but a gas pressure washer is worth it over this battery one for any big project. I went through 6 batteries and 2 days pressure washing my 2500 sq ft house and driveway.

It looks like this one uses a cord. I don't actually see any mention that it uses batteries at all.

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Lias1017

Jul 23, 2026 6:54 PM

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Lias1017Jul 23, 2026 6:54 PM

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1.2gpm is crazy low for this price

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ciditin

Jul 23, 2026 7:10 PM

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ciditinJul 23, 2026 7:10 PM

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Factory reconditioned for $168 in the link.
https://www.directtoolsoutlet.com...zrry142500

TheCosmoKramer

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Jul 23, 2026 8:20 PM

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TheCosmoKramer

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Be sure to read reviews at Ryobi, Home Depot, etc before buying. Not great.

Powsniffer0110

Jul 23, 2026 10:26 PM

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Quote from Lias1017

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1.2gpm is crazy low for this price

Is that better or worse?

TheCosmoKramer

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Jul 23, 2026 11:26 PM

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TheCosmoKramer

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Quote from Powsniffer0110

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Is that better or worse?

GPM is low, which means the job will take longer. PSI is good if accurate though.

DoubleN

Jul 24, 2026 6:16 AM

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DoubleNJul 24, 2026 6:16 AM

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I spent a long time trying to find a good pressure washer and was about to buy a very big and expensive gas powered pressure washer, but I'm going to see if I can make this work first. If it doesn't, then I'll get the gas powered one, but the maintenance and hassle have me leaning towards electric if I can get it to work ok.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BVGSX...asin_title

whodiini

Jul 24, 2026 6:32 AM

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Quote from DoubleN

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I spent a long time trying to find a good pressure washer and was about to buy a very big and expensive gas powered pressure washer, but I'm going to see if I can make this work first. If it doesn't, then I'll get the gas powered one, but the maintenance and hassle have me leaning towards electric if I can get it to work ok.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BVGSX...asin_title

Heed the comments above about gas vs electric. If you have a small job, get electric. If you have a larger job, the gas @ 2.4gal/min will be 2x faster than an electric one. I just finished pressure washing the concrete driveway, walkways, side concrete, back patio, back elevated patio, pergola beams for my house and it took me 2 whole days with a gas pressure washer and surface cleaner. WIth an electric, it would have added 2 additional days. My time for 2 whole days is worth more than $100 difference of a gas pressure washer. ($7/hour). My gas pressure washer has minimal maintenence. I use special gas from home depot, run it dry at the end, and it starts right up even after storing it for 1 year. All I do is check the oil, fill it with special gas and it starts right up.

For simple jobs like patio furniture, muddy bikes, and car washing, I use the 18V powered 600psi ryobi hand held pressure washer. Those 2 complement each other. You can even connect a 2L soda bottle filled with water for a portable power washer with no cord or hose.

Last edited by whodiini July 23, 2026 at 11:38 PM.

pyrokid73

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Jul 24, 2026 1:32 PM

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Quote from whodiini

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Heed the comments above about gas vs electric. If you have a small job, get electric. If you have a larger job, the gas @ 2.4gal/min will be 2x faster than an electric one. I just finished pressure washing the concrete driveway, walkways, side concrete, back patio, back elevated patio, pergola beams for my house and it took me 2 whole days with a gas pressure washer and surface cleaner. WIth an electric, it would have added 2 additional days. My time for 2 whole days is worth more than $100 difference of a gas pressure washer. ($7/hour). My gas pressure washer has minimal maintenence. I use special gas from home depot, run it dry at the end, and it starts right up even after storing it for 1 year. All I do is check the oil, fill it with special gas and it starts right up.

For simple jobs like patio furniture, muddy bikes, and car washing, I use the 18V powered 600psi ryobi hand held pressure washer. Those 2 complement each other. You can even connect a 2L soda bottle filled with water for a portable power washer with no cord or hose.

Just FYI, the biggest thing with most of the "special gas" you can buy at hardware stores is just 100% gas (no ethanol), ethanol can do some damage and absorb water over time. If I can, I run 100% gas in everything with a carb; this can usually be found at gas stations in some locations. Instead of paying $8-10/quart you pay $4-5/gallon (depending on your specific location.
https://www.pure-gas.org/

Running the tank dry is a good thing if not planning to use it again soon and adding a small fuel filter on the fuel line can also help not plug anything up in the carb(s).

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wkyu123

Jul 24, 2026 6:51 PM

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wkyu123Jul 24, 2026 6:51 PM

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Does anyone know if this machine comes with Total Start Stop? how does it compared to the Greenworks 2300 PSI deal here?

whodiini

Jul 24, 2026 8:01 PM

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Quote from pyrokid73

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Just FYI, the biggest thing with most of the "special gas" you can buy at hardware stores is just 100% gas (no ethanol), ethanol can do some damage and absorb water over time. If I can, I run 100% gas in everything with a carb; this can usually be found at gas stations in some locations. Instead of paying $8-10/quart you pay $4-5/gallon (depending on your specific location.
https://www.pure-gas.org/

Running the tank dry is a good thing if not planning to use it again soon and adding a small fuel filter on the fuel line can also help not plug anything up in the carb(s).

This is a good comment and info. Unfortunately the nearest ethanol free gas station is over 100 miles away so I am stuck paying thru the nose at the hardware store.

HPPTT

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I have both 2100 psi Sunjoe and 33000psi Ryobi gas one. The electric one has been good for 5 years for regular house use. I bought the gas one 3 years ago in anticipation that electric one is broken. But it turned out it's just the nozzle got rusty and clogged. So I am still using the electric one.

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