Gardenline Power Blaster Returning to Aldi
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EDITOR’S NOTE: Updated for 2026.
It’s spring cleaning season, and that includes cleaning up outdoor spaces. In addition to selling patio furniture and décor to spruce up your outdoor living areas, Aldi also sells products to help you do some deep cleaning of those areas.
Specifically, if you’re looking to do some cleaning with high-pressure water, Aldi has sold the Gardenline Power Blaster in the spring the past few years.
What We Know:
The Gardenline Power Blaster cost $12.99 in April of 2026. That’s down from $14.99 in 2025 and 2023. Aldi sold it for $12.99 in May of 2020 and for $9.99 during the spring of 2019 and 2018. It’s cheaper than similar devices on Amazon.
It’s an Aldi Find, which means it’s only in stores for a short time. Each store should get one shipment, and after that sells out, it’s gone until next year. Aldi does not offer online ordering for products not currently in stock at your local store.
This is scheduled to arrive at Aldi on April 15th, 2026.
Aldi recently redesigned its website and isn’t currently offering any details about upcoming Aldi Finds in its weekly ad. However, based on previous years Aldi has sold this, we know that this claims to convert a standard garden hose into a power washer of sorts. Potential uses might include cleaning dirt and/or mold off of decks, patios, siding, outdoor furniture or toys, boats, and more.
Features for previous year’s models included:
- Ability to connect to any standard hose for multi-use power washing
- For use around the home and all outdoor cleanups
- Fully adjustable flow control from light spray to heavy stream
- Product dimensions: 30.11″ L x 2.4″ W x 1.53″ H
- Net weight: 10.98 ounces (without packaging)
- 2 brass nozzle tips included (jet stream and spray fan)
We assume the 2026 model comes with a warranty, but we don’t yet know for sure. The 2018 version of this power blaster came with a two-year warranty serviced by Ray Padula, which sells products at Home Depot. Aldi has sold some other lawn and garden items with connections to Ray Padula, including the Gardenline Telescopic Watering Wand with Gutter Blaster.
This is sold under the Gardenline name, which is not a manufacturer. Instead, it’s the name Aldi puts on various gardening supplies it sells, which it sources from different suppliers.
What We Don’t Know:
We have not used Aldi’s power blaster yet, so we can’t speak to how well it works or how powerful a spray it puts out. We also don’t know details yet about what kind of warranty this may come with in 2026.
Do you have experience with Aldi’s Gardenline Power Blaster? Share your thoughts in the comments.
The Gardenline Power Blaster is awful. The one I purchased will not screw on correctly and water spews out of other areas of the wand and it doesn’t have the spray nozzle options that it says it does. I’m very upset and disappointed. I have always loved every I ever purchased from there and I always always get amazing customer service at my local store. Hopefully calling customer service will help and they will help fix my issue.
Everything is connected, the water is turned on, and the hose is not kinked, but I can’t get water to come out of the wand. What am I doing wrong?
Did you turn the lever in the on position? The lever shuts the water on and off. Mine was in the off position when hooking it up.
Just bought one yesterday and was excited to use it today. Unfortunately it didn’t work well. I was hoping to clean the mildew off my patio furniture and siding but not enough power! Very disappointed
Thanks, Ann! Apparently, the lever was stuck; my husband was able to free it up to get the water running. I have been enjoying using it!
This power blaster works great! Good as a pressure washer? No. But for smaller jobs it works well. I just cleaned my wooden fence with it and I like it. I purchased mine for $14.99 on July 16, 2022. If it goes down in price I will take the packaging and receipt back to store to receive the difference back
I got online to see if I could buy another one. This works like a good hose nozzle on jet or fan, you don’t have to squeeze anything. Perfect for cleaning patio, lawnmower and rugs. Absolutely love mine
I’ve been using these from various sources for many years. Because the tips can get lost easily, I have each one with a quick disconnect hose fitting. I have low water pressure, and these help solve the problem fairly well, better than the Ryobi battery powered sprayer.
I bought one a couple of years ago. It does not connect firmly to my hose; water is squirting out from the connection. Probably needs some kind of washer but I have not been able to figure it out. If not for that, the item would be perfect.