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Cordless patio cleaner that 'takes a lot of the pain out of removing weeds' has £100 off

Cordless patio cleaner that 'takes a lot of the pain out of removing weeds' has £100 off

With the warmer weather encouraging Brits to spend more time in their gardens, some may notice that their outdoor spaces could benefit from a tidy-up. If your garden or driveway is looking a little worse for wear with unwanted weeds and moss, Ryobi's latest offer on its cordless patio cleaner might be what you need.
The Ryobi 18V ONE+ Cordless Patio Cleaner has already been reduced by over £90, but customers can knock off an additional £15 using the discount code PC15. This slashes the price to £114.99, although buyers will need to be need quick as this offer ends on June 13.
The Ryobi is celebrated for making patios pristine without the hassle of cords, with users commending it for 'saving time.' Its wire brush operates at a brisk 1350 rpm and is designed to quickly banish weeds, moss, and grass from patios, pathways and driveways 'in seconds.'
It's a godsend for those wanting to avoid back-breaking work, as there's no need for bending or scraping - just pull the trigger and watch as the wire brush tackles the dirt between bricks and paving stones. The battery-powered device boasts up to 32 minutes of run time on a single charge and recharges fully in an hour, reports the Mirror.
At 3.3kg and featuring an adjustable telescoping pole, the patio cleaner is not only lightweight but also user-friendly, catering to various heights. For added comfort during extended use, it comes with an overmould handle.
Ryobi designed the device with a handle allowing for quick and easy storage so it takes up less space in a shed or garage, while offering a softer nylon brush for cleaning surfaces like sandstone or tile. The Ryobi 18V ONE+ Cordless Patio Cleaner has achieved an impressive 4.6-star rating from more than 4,900 reviews – 90% of which are four or five stars.
This beats the 3.8-star Flymo 18V EasiWeeder KIT, which can run for an extra 15 minutes but is more expensive at £133.99. For those with a larger budget, there's the Kärcher WRE 18-55 cordless weed remover, which costs £204.98 when bought with a Kärcher 18V battery.
Ryobi customers have hailed the cordless patio cleaner as an 'excellent tool', adding that it saves time and back pain. One five-star review says: "A great tool that takes a lot of the pain out of removing weeds in the joints of patios and driveways."
Another added: "Excellent tool that saves time and your back. Wish I bought one years ago." Despite leaving a four-star review, this customer noted a potential downside, saying: "It works very well, apart from the difficulty in removing the battery to charge it."
However, another happy customer said it "makes light, quick work of clearing the weeds from block paving and stone paving." This was echoed by a further review, which added: "Very good, saves a lot of time and having to bend down to get weeds up."
The Ryobi 18V ONE+ Cordless Patio Cleaner is available for £114.99 using the discount code PC15.

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