Qinux BlastVul battery life enough for a car wash?

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  • #3726
    JSmithJSmith
    Participant

    Looking at the Qinux BlastVul but wondering if the battery lasts long enough to wash one car. Anyone know roughly how many minutes you get before it dies?

    #3727
    Parker S.
    Member

    I’d say it’s probably fine for one car if you don’t go crazy with it. I’ve used mine on a small sedan and it lasted through the whole thing without dying.

    #3729
    Jenny Mel
    Member

    I think it’s fine for one car honestly. I used mine on a midsize SUV and it lasted without any issues. Not totally sure about exact minutes but it did the job without dying halfway through for me.

    #3731
    Dani MoonDani Moon
    Member

    I swear people overthink this stuff. It’s a cordless pressure washer, not some magic wand. If you’re not trying to power-blast every speck of dirt for twenty minutes straight, you’ll probably finish a car.

    #3734
    Eddie___K
    Member

    Works fine for a standard wash. I did my hatchback with some soap and a bucket and still had juice left over. Not gonna run a detailing business with it but it gets the job done.

    #3736
    Nina_gadgetNina_gadget
    Member

    I think you’d be fine for a regular car wash. I borrowed one to try on my sedan and it held up without dying halfway through. Not totally sure on exact minutes but it didn’t feel short.

    #3739
    MarkD87MarkD87
    Member

    I mean, even if it dies right at the end, you’re already done washing by then. Not like you’re gonna stop halfway and leave soap on the car.

    #3743
    Matt__Matt__
    Member

    I just use it till it dies and call it a day. Even if it cuts out right at the end, the car’s already rinsed off by then.

    #3746
    Luna Bee
    Member

    I mean, you’re washing one car, not a fleet of trucks. I’d just go for it and not worry too much about the exact minutes.

    #3749
    Mike Jensen
    Member

    Honestly, I’ve used mine for a full wash on my SUV and it didn’t die until I was basically done. Even if it cuts out a minute early, you’re just wiping down a wet car at that point. Not a big deal.

    #3752
    Noah KentNoah Kent
    Member

    Depends how thorough you are I guess. I’d probably just time it for a quick wash and top up the battery if needed between rinses. Seems like most people get through a car without much fuss.

    #3755
    northshorenorthshore
    Participant

    I just time it for a quick wash and don’t stress about the exact minutes. Works fine for my car, no issues.

    #3758
    Cecily
    Member

    I’ve used mine for a couple of washes and it’s never fully died on me mid-job. Usually fades near the very end but by then I’m just finishing up the rinse. Good enough for my hatchback.

    #3761
    Devvit
    Member

    I wouldn’t overthink it. For a single car wash it’s probably fine.

    #3764
    StanStan
    Member

    I’d guess it’s fine for one car. I’ve used mine on a couple of bikes and a small patio and still had battery left.

    #3768
    MikeRobbins
    Member

    Probably gets you through a car wash without much fuss. I wouldn’t worry about exact minutes, it just works.

    #3771
    Tom BillTom Bill
    Member

    Mine’s lasted through a full wash without crapping out. Not like I was timing it, but it didn’t die halfway or anything. Probably fine unless you’re washing a bus.

    #3774
    Mike in TXMike in TX
    Member

    I’d guess you’ll be fine. I’ve washed my truck with it and the battery held up long enough to get the job done. Not like I was watching the clock or anything.

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