Battery powered
No extension cords to drag around
No spigot? No problem
Many draw water from a bucket
Light & compact
Easy to carry and store
Quieter than gas
No fumes, oil or pull-starts
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What are you cleaning first?
Pick the job and we'll point you to the washers built for it.
Cars, trucks & SUVs
Wash the car in the driveway or at the curb. Look for a soap bottle or foam nozzle and a gentle wide-angle tip.
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Patios, decks & paths
Lift dirt, moss and mildew from pavers, concrete and wood. Higher PSI and a bigger battery make light work of it.
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Grills & patio furniture
Get the grill, chairs and cushions ready to store for winter, or fresh for next season's first cookout.
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Siding, windows & fences
Rinse away cobwebs, pollen and grime. An extension wand helps you reach higher without a ladder.
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Bikes, boats & camping
Bucket-feed models go where the hose can't: the trailhead, the campsite, the dock or the RV park.
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Tools, boots & bins
Muddy boots, garden tools, trash cans and kids' toys. A compact handheld washer is perfect for quick jobs.
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Read the box like a pro.
A few numbers tell you almost everything about a cordless pressure washer. Here's what they mean.
- PSI (pressure)
- How hard the water hits. Lower PSI is great for cars and furniture; higher PSI tackles concrete and stubborn grime.
- GPM (flow)
- Gallons per minute. More flow rinses dirt away faster and covers bigger areas in less time.
- Battery voltage
- Higher-voltage platforms usually mean more power. Bigger amp-hour (Ah) batteries mean longer run time.
- Tool-only vs. kit
- Already own batteries from the same brand? A tool-only model can save you money. Otherwise, grab a kit with battery and charger.
- Bucket / suction hose
- Lets the washer pull water from a bucket, tank or lake, so you don't need a garden hose at all.
- Nozzles & foam
- Multi-angle nozzles switch between a pinpoint jet and a gentle fan. A soap bottle or foam cannon is a must for car washing.
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A cleaner for every job
The quick rinse
Handheld & budget-friendly
- • Compact handheld washers
- • Great for cars, bikes & boots
- • Easy to stash in the trunk
The all-rounder
Power for the whole yard
- • Kits with battery & charger
- • Multiple nozzles + soap bottle
- • Cars, patios, decks & more
The power user
High-voltage, big-battery models
- • Top PSI & flow for cordless
- • Brand-name battery platforms
- • Built for driveways & decks
Spotless in 4 simple steps
Charged battery, water and a few minutes. That's all it takes.
Find your pressure washer
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1
Charge up
Start with a full battery. A spare battery doubles your cleaning time on big jobs.
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2
Connect your water
Hook up a garden hose, or drop the suction hose into a bucket if your model supports it.
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3
Pick the right nozzle
Wide fan for cars, windows and wood. Narrower jet for concrete and caked-on dirt. Test on a hidden spot first.
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4
Soap, then rinse
Foam it up, let it sit a minute, then rinse top to bottom in steady, overlapping strokes.
Quick answers
Is a cordless pressure washer powerful enough?
For most home jobs, yes. Cars, bikes, furniture, grills and light patio cleaning are right in their wheelhouse. For stripping paint or huge driveways, a corded or gas model is still king.
How long does the battery last?
It depends on the battery size and how much you use the trigger. Bigger amp-hour batteries run longer, and a spare battery keeps you going on larger jobs.
Do I need a garden hose?
Not always. Many cordless models come with a suction hose that pulls water from a bucket or tank. Check the listing for "self-priming" or "bucket feed" if you need that.
Is it safe to use on my car?
Yes, with the right settings. Use a wide-angle nozzle, keep a comfortable distance from the paint and avoid aiming directly at trim, decals or damaged areas.
Grab it. Spray it. Done.
Browse the full range of cordless pressure washers, for every job and budget.
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