Made me genuinely laugh out loud because I do it on occasion 😂

Hahaha

Yeah buddy 🤣👊

@@ToolReviewZone Love your content; kind regards from the Philadelphia area!

That's awesome brother. Thanks so much for the comment Sousath!!!

This sentence is still running a marathon 2 years later

Hahaha

😂

Lol. I know when i left the home industry i bought all ryobi now. Wish i did then. Becouse noone would steel them ...if you lose it just buy a new one...

LMAO.....I feel ya bro...lol

I use Ryobi on job sites.... But my level of skill speaks for itself. So maybe your wedgies and nicknames come from something else?

Absolutely 👊💯

Speaking as a lady, the Ryobi one+ lawn mower IS a ladies’ lawn mower! Lightweight, cute, quiet.

Exactly brother 👊

Absolutely brother man John 👊

You got a heart of Gold i bet man. Much respects. It's about family. Cheers from Texas. 🇺🇸 🇲🇽

Hahaha,let me know how you like it! 👊👊👊

You're right, it would be nice.

They do! They have it for gas and battery powered lawn expansion

Not impressed but you would add to your collection? I don't get it

You got it brother 👊

Hahaha

Would make sense to use this, swith to polymer grouting and seal.

That breaks down over time and needs to be replaced, though. Having an abundance of weeds is an indicator of such. Should not pressure wash patios with flagstone, especially. Should be softwashed because you undermine the base with high pressure. Mortared patios? Sure.

Hahaha, slic'en and dic'en R!

Absolutely James!

That is a great idea snar!!!!!

@@ToolReviewZone How about using a cordless shop vac at the same time?

Thanks R4 👊

Harbor Garbage has them cheap.

Amazon has them

FYI be careful - apparently some of the manufacturers put some of the pack protection circuitry (specifically overdischarge protection) in the tool and not the pack itself. (I think DeWalt may do this?). You don't want to adapt those packs to a tool which assumes the pack is doing the job. I've got an adapter for Ridgid batteries to Ryobi tools and Ridgid packs definitely have all protection circuits pack-side.

@@Entropy512 Yep, you make a great point. I'm pretty sure my batteries have protection circuits on board (heat, excessive discharge, etc) but I still make sure I don't over run tools I'm using an adapter on all the same. I wouldn't use an adapter on something like a cordless grinders (they tend to suck batteries dry real quick). Anyway, great point as "real" batteries are $$$!

It's very possible bro. Haven't seen all that much from Ridgid lately

Ridged makes the best HD tools. Junk like this will never replace real tools on a jobsight.

@@betrayalbegetsblood you do realize rigid is basically obsolete when it comes to on the job site or in big box stores or basically anywhere. Ryobi on the other hand are huge and growing by leaps and bounds every year. So I would strongly disagree with you

I am on multi million dollar job sights every day. You are definitely incorrect. Also, buy American when you can afford it!

I buy a few hundred k in tools a year, hilti ridgid, and milwaukee make the highest quality stuff. I doubt anyone who reads this post has more experience with power tool and hand tool brands. I keep 30+ guys and an entire fabrication shop outfitted. The only plus to having Chinese stuff on sight, it will never get stolen....!

I own a Ryobi tire inflator and hedge trimmer, and no Ryobi batteries. I bought an adapter and use my Makita batteries.

Damn right brother

I'm wondering this too. I would be concerned the brush might be too harsh?

Na bro, it cleans them up though lol

Why not use a Ryobi blower from the Expand-it line?

@@skylord2001 I would prefer to corral the debris that can be disposed of versus blowing the debris onto my neighbors property or onto the street where it just comes back and accumulates.

I'd say start a tool channel on KZfaq bro. 👊

It was a good review. I’ll definitely look into one when it is available!

Hahaha, he never claimed the prize bro, so you may still have a chance

@@ToolReviewZone Fingers crossed. Because I am a wild and random guy.

roundup is a waste of $ for that purpose. Just get gallon + quantities of white vinegar and apply to pavers. I found out by accident that it kills plants pretty quickly. It's a lot cheaper and it's not a product made by an unethical company. This guy's edger/cleaner demo doesn't really impress. You'll spend how much $ on this tool and you'll still have to spend a lot of time applying it, not really saving you time. If one has a bad back, I can see the value, but otherwise, just pour vinegar on areas that need it and come back a few days later to rub it up & out with a stiff bristle broom (like the roof brush brooms).

Get a string trimmer and just go over it every now and then

The only problem is Robert is that there is only one small wire brush in this. It would take forever just to do a small area brother

@@ToolReviewZone - Thank you for your response! Looks like I’ll be using a hand brush after all. 🤬

Lol, sorry bro 🥺

@@ToolReviewZone No worries. It’s good cardio!

Absolutely bro. I just did my driveway and sidewalk today and was kind of bummed when I was done cause I like using this haha

@@ToolReviewZone since you like doing it so much, all you need to do is get a cave and go on a driveway/sidewalk cleaning crusade, LOL.

Lol, my wife would love if I moved into a cave blind 😎

I didn’t prove read my comment, and my dication put in the wrong word. It was suppose to say cape and not cave, lol. All though, a cable would not hurt. And, don’t worry, my wife says the same thing about me, but I tell her squirrels belong in the trees.

Hahahaha, he is too fast Ted. Keeps getting away!!!

@@ToolReviewZone you gotta catch him in his element, like when he's doing a walk through at the Home Depot 😂🤣🤣

Hahahaha

Yep, I have a video on the brush. It's not so good

If that's the case, this tool is useless then.

You add more sand

Hmmm, I know that they will Have replacement brushes, but not sure third party. I'll double check brother and thanks for the SMEEESH Jason!!!!