The Norse SK90 Portable Pressure Washer is a compact machine that delivers more power than you’d expect from such a small, reasonably-priced pressure washer. It’s one of the best portable pressure washers if you’re after value for money because it strikes a good balance between power and affordability. Included with the Norse is of course the battery and battery charger, a multi-jet nozzle, and a detergent bottle. You also receive a hose to be able to draw water from a standstill water source.

First of all, the buyer should determine what he wants to use the new battery-powered high-pressure cleaner for. Decisive factors are the place of use and the severity of the soiling. If the device is to be used exclusively for cleaning a specific area – for example, the patio or the car – consumers can use a cordless pressure washer with a hose connection without hesitation. So if you are looking to add to your range of tools or just invest in a cordless pressure washer then you are in the right place. Number 1, and our choice will BLOW YOUR MIND. Another GREAT option is the Worx Hydroshot. After testing the Yard Force 22Bar 20V Aquajet Cordless Pressure Cleaner – you can see where I’ve been but it definitely needs the scrubber after And after giving it a blast – apologies for the picture quality I have taken these from the short video I made:

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Battery power is something you must consider with portable cordless pressure washers. There’s no way they can compete with petrol pressure washer or mains powered pressure washers when it comes to run-time and power. However, they can push out a fair amount of strength and come into their own in certain situations. The 3 m hose is a little short for reaching around a whole car, but the unit is very portable at 7 kg so it can be carried or wheeled. The power cable is 5 m long. For delicate jobs, like cleaning a grubby dog, choose a bar pressure of less than 5 and a flow rate below 2 L/min. Of course, you should still test it on your hand first, but cordless pressure washers can be a great way to stop too much mud entering your car or house!

Weighing 9.2 kg, this compact Yard Force pressure washer is sufficiently portable. It has a neat build and a large carry handle. If we are honest, if you have access to exterior power, and access to mains water then in almost all cases an electric pressure washer will be better for your cleaning. The GDC40 model from Greenworks is one of, if not the most powerful cordless pressure washers out there. We actually rated this most powerful cordless pressure washer in another review.Build quality is an interesting one. Obviously you can’t ignore the professional standard of the DEWALT but it’s expensive. For build quality I am favouring the Norse and the WORX at the moment along with the Yard Force. If you want to find a pressure washer that fully meets your requirements, you should consider a few factors. To help our readers make an informed buying decision, we have compiled the most important criteria in the following section. These include: Finding a cordless pressure washer that stores all accessories ‘on board’ helps avoid this problem. Equally, you may find it easier if a water reservoir is also built in, so you can fill up with water before you leave the house. This is not high-powered machine and it doesn’t claim to clean your patio. I think this cordless power washer is pretty good for its claims but removing dried mud and bird mess took a lot of soaking and the water ran out. The dual battery charger also fully charged for us in 2 hours over the 5 hours of the single battery unit.

The key thing, as with the cheaper model, is that the Cordless Advanced does a brilliant job of cleaning while covering a range of different needs. At its lowest intensity setting, you get a gentle clean that’s good for new users or more sensitive gums, while there’s enough welly at the top setting to clean deep between your teeth and all around the gum line. Noise: In terms of noise, I was looking for pressure washers that were sufficiently powerful yet remained quiet so they wouldn’t annoy the neighbours! Any models producing 80 dB of noise or less were marked higher, whereas excessively noisy models of 90 dB or above were marked down.

You should also look at the capacity of the water tank, which defines how long you can floss without a refill, and how it’s powered. Most flossers are now cordless and have a built-in lithium-ion battery, but they’ll need to be plugged in or placed on a charging cradle periodically to keep them going. This means that a battery charge indicator is another real plus. The fact that the battery only lasts for 10 minutes of continuous use is a bit of a let down. You have to be quite methodical with your approach to tasks to make sure you get the most done in the available time. This is the compromise that you need to make when it comes to powerful cordless pressure washers – if they’ve got a lot of power, running time becomes limited. The design of this machine is quite different to many pressure washers. It’s made with a low centre of gravity, making it less prone to toppling over. It’s compact enough to be set on a table or stored on a shelf if needed. That being said, they are improving all the time with new innovations in battery technology and I can see a day in the not too distant future when they will be competing with the top corded electric pressure washers. Even at the present time there are one or two cordless models that are not that far behind in performance when compared with smaller corded machines.