FAQ & care
Using it on different surfaces
Driveways and walkways
Use the narrow jet setting on concrete or stone for moss and ground-in dirt. Work in overlapping passes rather than holding the nozzle in one spot, which helps avoid etching softer stone.
Patio furniture
Switch to the fan or mist setting on plastic resin or painted metal furniture to avoid stripping finish or forcing water into seams.
Bikes and outdoor gear
Use the mist or fan setting and keep the nozzle away from bearings, chains and electronics. Dry and re-lubricate the chain afterward.
Vehicles
Use the fan setting with a car-safe soap for regular rinsing. It is not a substitute for a proper undercarriage wash at a dedicated car wash.
Care and maintenance
- Empty and rinse the intake line and strainer after use.
- Wipe the housing dry before storing.
- Charge the battery fully before long-term storage and top it up every few months.
- Store indoors or somewhere it won't freeze, since ice can damage the internal pump.
Common questions
Can it draw from a pond or rain barrel?
Yes, as long as the water is reasonably free of large debris. Use the strainer and avoid water with sand, gravel or heavy sediment, which can wear the pump.
How long does the battery last?
Typical runtime is 20 to 30 minutes per charge depending on the spray setting, similar to other cordless outdoor tools. A full recharge from empty takes a few hours over USB-C.
Will it strip paint or heavy sealant?
No. It's built for everyday grime, not stripping jobs. For that, a full-size pressure washer with the right nozzle is the better tool.
Is it safe for kids to use?
It's lighter than a full pressure washer, but it still produces a forceful jet. Supervise younger users and keep the jet setting pointed away from faces, eyes and pets.
What is the warranty?
Warranty terms vary by seller and region. Check the listing or packaging for the specific coverage period and what it includes before buying.