I'm retired and have a small successful automotive detailing business for extra money I started about 5 years ago. Over the years I have learned many lessons on what works best to make my job easier and more efficient. A power washer is at the top of my needs. My volume of customers doesn't warrant high end expensive machines but I've experienced the "you get what you pay for" items. And I've gone through a few or more pressure washers. Sun Joe became my favorite but they tend to fail because of leakage at the pump and wand. They're also very large and over done with eye catching cosmetics and bulky build. I chose this unit mainly because of positive reviews and YouTube videos demonstrating its performance. Well so far I have to agree it's quite the little power house. It's small, compact and to the point. I showed it no mercy upon receiving it. 12x40 feet of driveway done. 200 feet of 6 foot aged cedar fence, done. And about 40 vehicles, mostly farm and ranch trucks and it's humming along asking for more. It's build makes it even better. No more tipping over. It has 4 large wheels that easily maneuvers over any terrain. If I had a complaint it would be the hose quality. But they had to cut corners somewhere to keep it affordable. Nothing wrong with the hose. It works as designed but it made of lower grade material and for my purpose I need one that easily uncoils and can resist abrasion. But I really never gave it a chance. I already have coils of higher end commercial hose. But for weekend warriors it's fine. For its price point it's really a great deal. I'm very impressed so far.

Good value for the money. Easy to assemble. Appears to be reasonably well-made. I like the idea that it is stable on four sturdy rollers and easily moves around. The connection points appear to be good although I opted to put quick disconnects on all Connection points. The included hose is of poor quality. I elected to toss it and buy a higher quality and longer hosing.

After reading several reviews, I purchased the electric pressure washer. The next day it arrived and I put it to work. The washer was easy to assemble and I was thoroughly impressed on how powerful it was for a small machine. My front porch and sidewalk looks great!! Westinghouse, thank you for an outstanding product!!

Bought this pressure washer to replace my old gas unit. It makes cleaning stuff so effortless. Just plug it in and go (well, you have to hook up the hoses, obviously). Much easier than the old gas one, which was noisy and ran continuously, even when I wasn't actually spraying. I like the feature on this new one where the pump shuts off when you're not actually spraying. Helpful accessories as well, like the foam canon kit and the hand sprayer.

Works very well. I don't need a Hal9000 turbo blaster unit. Cleaning off the pollen and dust from my patio and the patio furniture is my goal. So the epx3500 with 2500psi and the different nozzles is the perfect fit for my needs. I like the compact size, the anti tip design is very helpful. My old one was top heavy and a pain in the rear at times.

I just received my ePX3500 and have yet to put it to a test. My first impression is ir is sturdy, light weight and suitable for my needs. It met my budget and I'm optimistic it will out perform my expectations. It assembled easily, is compact and a good value.

Wrong description. it is 2000 PSI not 2500. 2500 is the max theoretical value.

Works but not as well as expected. I had a lower psi washer before that did a better job. I use to clean cincrete of driveway, patio and to wash sides of house. They are clener than when I started but still not clean.

at time of purchase, I got a 3-yr. Protection Plan ($22) which is worthless if I understand correctly, because the manufacturer warranty is also for 3-yrs. so they get $22 for doing nothing. How can I get a refund for this and why is WalMart selling items like this that are just ripping-off the customer. And this has happened to me before. NOT Good.!

It would have been more than convenient if all the screws were present and accounted for. There were at least 5 missing screws that were intended to secure one side of the washer body to the other. One of the screws was later discovered at the bottom of the box, but all the others are wandering aimlessly.