
When you think of high-pressure washers, you think “Kärcher.”
When you think of cyclone vacuum cleaners, you think “Dyson.”
They’ve completely become synonymous with the category…
Makita products are abundant, but because they’re so abundant, some get buried?
They also have a lot of items with narrow applications.
I found this one on Makita’s overseas website too.
Honestly, I get the impression that you have to search hard to find them on the domestic site.
So I found a somewhat niche cordless high-pressure washer and thought I’d give it a quick introduction.
Makita Cordless High-Pressure Washer Battery and Charger Sold Separately MHW080DZK

Battery-powered (cordless) is a huge advantage.
The range where you can use 100V is limited.
With this, you can use it freely even in distant locations.

Fill it with 50L and it weighs about 50kg.
It has wheels, so that’s good, but it’s still tough.
This is where the “niche” aspect comes in – it’s completely “Hard use only.”
For those who say “50L is nothing to me~”
Of course, you can also use it by connecting a garden hose.
If you’re using it at a distance where you’d connect a garden hose, 100V might be fine too…
But still, it makes things a bit easier.

If you want something lighter, this size
HiKOKI (Hikoki) Cordless High-Pressure Washer 18V AW18DBL(NN)
Oh, by the way, I used to own this one, but for my use case,
“low usage frequency” = “disposal” happened.
But this size is really quite convenient.
Again, “cordless = compact and maneuverable” was really a great feature.
I’ve gone from talking about Makita to HiKOKI…

The standard accessories are abundant and nice.
But what caught my attention was…

These optional accessories…
Especially…
the “rotating brush” and the “undercarriage spray lance”
seem quite useful.

In terms of size, it’s really “professional-grade” and well-suited for very heavy-duty use,
but it might not be ideal for typical household use.
Like everything, “storage” is important, and you don’t want it taking up more space than necessary.
“Hard to get out = hard to use” is the equation.
But if you use it several times a week, this size won’t be a burden.
“Hard use only” – For professionals?
How about it for you niche enthusiasts?
