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Just checked their own site, its the same price of £180 there but requires a battery and charger which adds another £150 for the cheapest option

Thanks for your recommendation Its not cheap is it, odd they sell an item but do not appear to supply the means to use it? I can't see either the battery or charger listed? I can't recall ever coming across a supplier doing that But however you get a battery and charger, its to pricy for my...

Thanks for yours, in my case its the lack of a hose that is causing the main problem Its just the layout of our place which means its not a situation where I could add a tap so was looking for alternative ways to remove gull droppings (you would think they were flying cows actually)

Thats interesting to know, I will check out Lidl, both Aldi and Lidl get a lot of bad press re tools etc, largely unwarranted IMHO Do you use it off a hose? or buckets etc?

In my searching I had come across the various grades of the Worx one, price was the first indication there was a difference, I wasn't looking to spend that much but it may have to be if I want something that works

You are preaching to the converted regarding elbow grease, I have used it for years, I used to own a second hand furniture business, elbow grease was the first thing to use on greasy mucky furniture, particulary kitchen cabinets, spray on leave for 20 minutes and most things wipe off, you can...

Or several buckets ;-)

Thank you I shall keep looking, I suspected they would be a bit limited so its good to know what they are actually like in use Its a pity used rechargeables are a bit to risky or I might try one of them

Both those you mention are way above what I am prepared to spend, trying to compare cheaper versions is not so easy as they give different figures and frankly can you believe any manufacturers information A petrol version is not an option, I don't think my neighbours would take kindly to that...

Thank you for your input, a bit more positive on the subject, I may just give a try, they are not to expensive (thought I had posted this earlier)

Its a bit catch 22, with a mains power wash it would get through a bucket of water in very quick time Looks like its carry on carting buckets through to the front :-(

Thanks for that, I assume you mean the soap bottle? As we are on the coast, gulls are a problem here, so frequent washing off of bird muck is required so soaps not so much the problem but water supply is But as I suspected they would have limited use

Well a lot of people must own them going by the numbers sold, just not so many in this forum ;-) Lots of reviews online but can you trust them? you never can be sure who is doing the review We are not off grid, its the middle of a village but direct onto the pavement, three feet thick walls...

I am inclined to agree but would like to hear from someone who actually had one

Thanks for your reply, no I was not expecting much to be honest, it would be for washing the car and odd bits and pieces here and there I was looking for advice from someone who has actually owned & used one, you can't ever believe the hype by advertisers who would have you believe they are...

Due to our location, we have no hose or outside power, so a cabled power washer is not an option, I have seen advertised some cordless power washers that can use any water source, bucket etc But are they any good? Anyone had one and found then useful or a waste of money ?

What a ridiculous notion? how does anyone know what is or is not stolen of any item at a boot sale, what next, ban ebay, preloved, gumtree, facebook marketplace and all other selling sites? How about cars, lets ban the sale of them, oh and vans, caravans, motorbikes etc, its quite the daftest...

Well thats another few minutes of my life gone ;-) I only realised almost towards the end that it was an ancient thread, I was wondering why I had a sense of deja vu ;-) As to either Lidl or Aldis tools or other things come to that, I have several and all have given good service, and whenever...

Likewise the long blackboard ruler with a handle on it, one of our teachers would sneak up from behind if we were talking during class and rattle it between our heads ;-)

Its Cornwall, it will be there dreckly ;-)