Greenworks 11" Surface Cleaner Universal Pressure Washer Attachment

This scrubber was AWESOME! I have a really weak Ryobi electric 1600psi power washer and I was stuck between keeping everything Ryobi or trusting the universal quick connect. I read the reviews on Ryobis scrubber and decide to trust the universal connect. It was flawless. Took it out of the package and they connected perfectly. What usually takes me a half day to to clean, took a half hour. Cleaned my concrete patio which is 14’ X 20’ and paver walkways in the front and back. It’s better than the pressure washer using its nozzles. I took a leap of faith when combining different brands but it worked out way better than expected. My next power washer will be a Greenworks. Couldn’t be more impressed. It’s rare all my expectations are met. Hope this helps.

When I first got this Greenworks 11 inch surface cleaner I wasn’t sure what to think. It looks and feels pretty cheap since it’s so lightweight, way lighter than some of the other brands I’ve seen. I honestly thought it might not do much. But after using it, I was really surprised how well it actually cleans. Even though it’s smaller at 11 inches, it still covered my patio and driveway fine and left a nice even clean. The light weight even made it easier to move around while I worked. If you check the before and after photo I attached to this review you can see the difference for yourself. It made a big change in how the surface looks. For the price, I think it’s a good buy.

I recently got my hands on the Greenworks Surface Cleaner Universal Pressure Washer Attachment, and let me tell you, it's a real gem for those small cleaning jobs around the house. This little attachment packs a punch when it comes to cleaning up my patio and driveway, but I must admit, the maneuverability could use a bit of improvement. Let's talk about the positives. The Greenworks Surface Cleaner is a breeze to set up and use. Just snap it onto your pressure washer wand, and you're ready to go. The 15-inch cleaning path is perfect for tackling those smaller areas, and the dual rotating nozzles do a fantastic job of blasting away dirt and grime. I was pleasantly surprised by how much power this little attachment has, and it definitely gets the job done. However, the maneuverability is where this product falls a bit short. The design of the attachment makes it a bit awkward to maneuver around tight corners and edges. The weight distribution could be better, and the handle could be more ergonomic. It's not a deal-breaker, but it does make the cleaning process a bit more cumbersome than it needs to be. I'm quite satisfied with the Greenworks Surface Cleaner Universal Pressure Washer Attachment. It's a solid choice for those smaller cleaning tasks, and it definitely gets the job done. However, if you're looking for something that's a bit more nimble and easy to maneuver, you might want to consider other options. But for the price and the performance, it's hard to beat this little attachment.

This is my second one. I gave the first one away and regretted that. I use this with my electric power washer. It gets the job done.

I bought this in 2018 after doing my huge deck, as usual, with my turbo tip...like I had been for 20 years. The reason I wanted something new was that I was also 20 years older and this ain't getting any easier. I just used it this today for the first time because Agent Orange worked its magic over the last couple of years and I am just now getting back to being a regular old guy. Anyway, what took 10 hours last time (it takes alot of small passes to get it streak free with a turbo tip) only took 3 hours, today, and the deck totally streak free. And, as a bonus, I wasn't soaked to the bone! 30 years ago I had a power wash business for a few years and have blasted water ever since. I gave up my deisel and gas rigs after the last pump croaked several years ago and bought a little green electric for small hosehold jobs. It works great and this surface cleaner makes it even better. Some reviewers complai about uneven results. The secret is taking your time and being precise in your movement. I did one plank at a time, forward and back. With the 11 inch width, that gives each board 4 passes and makes it easy to keep track and have no gaps in coverage. I use the turbo tip for under the rails and along the edges. If the litte green machine or this attachment give out I will replace them right away. Look at the price of theses and then figure how much your time is worth...it's a no-brainer. And it leaves plenty of money for the ibuprofin and beer to celebrate, and recover from, the completion of a job well done.

Want to do an OK job quickly? This is the product for you! I must confess, my walkway and driveway probably hadn't been cleaned in 10 yrs or so, so I didn't know how good of a job this would do around my house. I have the Greenworks 2000 psi pressure washer and got this attachment. Pros - does clean, has a ring brush to push dirt, keeps the water from spreading everywhere, speeds things up Cons - doesn't deep clean, too far away from concrete to deep clean it, if you're not a robot you will probably have circles left over where you kept it in the same place for a second longer than where you moved it. Pretend its a vacuum cleaner. Go slow, allow it to do its job. Then, after you're done, put on a 40 degree nozzle and pressure wash over where your just cleaned. I would use it to keep everything uniformed, but you run the risk of having circles left everywhere. But, in favor of Greenworks, this is what it is. Its not like you can improve on the design much at this price point. Maybe an inch closer to the ground would help it. Maybe a large nozzle that will leave a thicker circle to help alleviate the rings. But, other than that, I don't see how much they could improve on it. For under 30 bucks, you can use this on maybe a deck or to get minor stains removed. But, for real deep cleaning of concrete, you're better off using a flat nozzle that came with the pressure washer.

I have a Campbell Hausfeld electric pressure washer from 2007 that still works like brand new (made in Germany, btw), and this surface cleaner paired perfectly with it. My walkway on the north side of my property usually takes a good amount of time to clean thoroughly. I was able to do it in about 1/4 the amount using this. There are two huge advantages with it. First, it cleans an 11" circle everywhere you go as opposed to a thin line using a 25-45 degree head. Second, it contains the spray of the water so it doesn't get on surrounding surfaces. I'm kicking myself for not buying this years ago. Some have said they don't think it cleans as good as a regular head, I disagree, I don't notice any difference and it cuts down time like a butcher. Two thumbs up!!

For using an electric Greenworks pressure washer with it, it works alright. My driveway was pretty dirty when I started using this so I didn't expect it to make it look brand new by any means. However, in order to get semi-decent job done, I have to go really slow with this cleaner. This has left a striping effect around the edge of the path. I didn't expect a professional quality clean out of this thing so it's not bad for the price.

Me parecio buen producto, si limpia, solo tienes que acostubrarte que no es una escoba, no puedes tallar fuerte como lo seria con esta.

Great product. merbau deck has come up great.

The Greenworks 30012 patio stone cleaner is a high‑value, time‑saving attachment that delivers excellent results on patios, stone walkways, and driveways. Its lightweight build, quick-connect system, and reduced splatter make it ideal for routine outdoor cleaning. While it struggles with tight corners and very deep stains, it remains one of the most efficient and user‑friendly surface cleaners in its price range. If you want a cleaner that dramatically speeds up patio and stone maintenance, this model is a strong choice.

I recently purchased a Greenworks 2200 psi pressure washer and this attachment to clean our deck. The deck measures 15 x 24 and was done in an hour and a half. It worked great. Brought the wood back to almost it's original color. I suppose it will fit any pressure washer with a steel wand with a quick disconnect coupling on the end. Tried it on the cement around the pool. There, too much effort was required and found the blaster nozzle worked faster.

Very cool device and it works well with my pressure washer. Does a nice job on concrete and other surfaces while cutting down on the overspray. Simple to use as well, just click into pressure washer and you are good to go.