Spring’s not here yet – but this £67 garden gadget makes the first clean-up far easier (aff)

Spring might not be here just yet, but there’s one practical garden buy that makes the first outdoor tidy-up far easier when it finally arrives.

After a long winter, most outdoor spaces need a bit of attention. Patios pick up grime, bins look tired and garden furniture often ends up coated in dirt that’s built up slowly over months. It’s not quite the moment for a full spring clean, but having the right tool ready can make those first jobs feel much more manageable.

One product people are picking up early is the Bosch EasyAquatak 110 pressure washer, which is currently priced at £67, down from £89.99. Rather than being a heavy-duty jet washer designed for big jobs, it’s aimed at light to medium cleaning – the kind of everyday rinsing most gardens need as winter fades into spring. Amazon Prime members get free delivery on eligible items. Non-Prime customers may pay delivery charges depending on the order.

With a 110-bar pump, it has enough power to shift winter grime from patios, paths, bins and outdoor furniture without the aggressive force that can damage surfaces. It’s also compact and relatively lightweight, so it doesn’t feel like something you need to psych yourself up to use.

Push-fit connections keep set-up simple, and built-in storage means the hose and accessories don’t end up scattered around the shed. There’s also a detergent nozzle included, which is handy for bins or furniture that need more than just a rinse.

This kind of light clean is often how people ease into spring projects. A quick wash can make outdoor spaces feel fresher and more usable without committing to a full overhaul.

Spring will arrive in its own time, but having a simple tool like this to hand can make getting started feel far less of a chore. You can see the current price and versions available for the Bosch EasyAquatak 110 here.

If you’re looking for something even cheaper, there is a more budget-friendly option doing the rounds right now. We’ve spotted the Hydrojet cordless high-pressure cleaner with 6-in-1 spray nozzle on Wowcher for £22.99, reduced from £59.99, with postage from £3.99. It’s from a lesser-known brand, but the price makes it an accessible way to tackle lighter outdoor cleaning jobs without spending much upfront.

Unlike a mains-powered washer, this model is cordless and runs on a rechargeable battery, drawing water from a bucket or container rather than a tap. That makes it useful for rinsing muddy boots, bikes, garden tools or furniture, especially in smaller spaces or homes without easy outdoor water access. It won’t replace a full pressure washer for bigger jobs, but as a low-cost, portable option for light spring tidy-ups, it could be enough to get started.