Hey everyone! I'm curious if anyone here has experience with the 2x20 cordless power washer by Dewalt. It feels surprising that there's not much info out there about it considering it's been around for a couple of years. I can usually find reviews for almost any other tool online, but all I see for this one are just promotional materials.
I'm aware this product may not appeal to everyone, especially since some people in this community aren't fans of lower-powered washers. But I personally need something portable due to some specific situations I face—like needing to wash curbs at home that are far from water or power sources. Plus, at my store, we need to clean the concrete front, and there's no water access nearby.
Right now, I have the 20V 550psi model, which is okay for light jobs, but it really struggles with tougher messes like gum on the sidewalk. I've been eyeing the 60V model because it offers nearly twice the power, so I'm torn on whether it's a significant enough upgrade to consider. Has anyone used the 2x20 washer? If you've found any good review videos, please share!
2 Answers
I get where you’re coming from, looking for opinions before dropping big cash on a tool. I wouldn’t want to buy something without any solid reviews either! Just think about what you really need it for. If the 60V model nearly doubles the power, it might be worth it, especially if you plan to use it frequently in places without water access. Good luck finding what works for you!
For sure! It’s always good to test things out when you can.
Honestly, it’s not surprising there aren't a lot of reviews out there. If you're asking if you should buy it, I'd say go for it if you need something battery-powered, but remember that you still need water to make it work. If the issue is also not having a power source, maybe consider getting a gas-powered pressure washer instead. They might offer better power and performance!
True! A gas power washer could definitely do the trick. Just consider the hassle of maintenance and refueling.
Exactly! And you won't have to worry about battery life either.
Yeah, and it could help to just try it out in a store if possible before the final decision.