We LOVE this item!! It's small enough for the wife to use easily. It has tremendous power! Head the notes on the 0 degree nozzle. We tries it out and left a gouge on the deck. No big deal- totally us being curious. Can't say enough. Well designed. Easy to use. Wish we bought it sooner!!

My previous pressure washer, sporadically used, sat outside under the eaves for a few months. Upon trying to use it, it was stone dead. I diagnosed a GFCI failure, replaced it, and the unit powered up but there was only unpressureized output. At this point I decided to replace it. Research into reasonably-affordable pressure washers led me to this unit. I was surprised to find that Westinghouse made units such as this. In the days before computers, my father worked for Westinghouse designing blades for the huge steam turbines that power electric generation plants. I pictured the company as only dealing with huge industrial machines, so this was quite unexpected. The unit came well packaged in a very substantial carton. Assembly was simple, mostly entailing sliding various plastic pieces together. The instructions were somewhat on the skimpy side for someone unfamiliar with the unit; I would have appreciated a little more detail. I found a video online showing the process, so that plus the instructions was fine. A couple of the pieces were a bit balky to install, so a spritz of silicon spray easily solved the issue. The unit is delightfully small, even with the stabilizing outrigger wheels. I've used it a couple times, first to blast some moss or algae mysteriously growing on my aluminum shake roof, and then to rinse off some large windows. I haven't tried the soap blending facility yet; that would presumably do a better job on the winows. And I blasted a surprising amount of dirt from my sliding patio door tracks. The manual didn't identify the various colored nozzles. They had raised plastic numbers that these aging eyes couldn't discern. I took a picture and enlarged it, enabling me to learn the values. I wrote R G and Y in the manual next to the listed angle values. Then I noticed that the warranty request card had the values listed. Oh well. Both the electrical cord and the output hose are impressively long. I'm very happy with the Westinghouse unit. A couple minor gripes if I might: 1. The output hose is rather platic like and kinks easily. My old unit had a rubber hose and if by some miracle the connections are identical, I'll replace the Westinghouse hose. 2. They apparently expect users to unscrew the 14" lance from the trigger unit to store in the two receptacles on the machine's side. As one unit, it isn't well supported in the much shorter vertical space available. I don't like that. 3. There's no drain on the soap tank, unlike my old unit. When I use that feature, I'll have to either invert the machine or purchase a turkey baster. These are not big complaints. Based on my early experiences with the 3500, I can recommend it to anyone needing a non-nuclear household pressure washer.

I purchased a Westinghouse Model # ePX3500 electric power washer, and it works great! It replaces a bulkier gas power washer that I had, and works at least as well as the gas unit. Plus, this unit is compact, which is helpful not only for setting up and washing, but also for storage. (And the washer itself has a spot for all the accessories that can be kept together with the unit.) I would classify my home use as "light & medium" duty and would highly recommend this product. I have used it on my front porch, rear deck, and outdoor furniture.

The unit works well. I have an issue with where the hose connects to unit. I inadvertently flipped the sediment washer and it leaked where you connect the water. The fitting is plastic. Unhook water supply when moving to avoid strain on fitting. I flipped the washer but it is too cold to see if leaking anymore.

I bought this because I am working temporarily on the coast and I don’t want the salt water to settle on my vehicles and camper. It is small enough that I just stow it away in my camper and can take it anywhere that there is electricity and water. Love not having to worry about if I run out of gas or not! It is small but mighty!!

I bought this for my husband in January and he is super happy with how great this pressure washer works. It is small in size, lightweight and very manageable to take to any area you need to pressure washer. He has used it in the driveway, patio floor, pool deck, and even to wash the boat. Pressure is great and this is a great buy for the price. Highly recommended!

Bought this a month ago and finally had a good weekend to try it out. Washed 2 vehicles and cleaned the lattice work around the front porch. Worked flawlessly and did an awesome job cleaning the lattice. I am online now to order the rotating surface cleaner to do the concrete.

The size and power of the Westinghouse ePX3500 is exactly what was needed for several jobs. Each of the nozzles do exactly what they are intended to do. It is a perfect to take on the road and takes very little room to store. The hose and spray gun are of good quality. Overall we are very happy with the purchase.

I just unpacked the unit and have not had a chance to use it yet. Assembling the unit was very easy. It looks to be kind of sturdy though I don’t like all the plastic parts. The top for the soap will not shut so I will get in touch with someone concerning that. We should not have to give a review to get what was advertised as a part of the unit. What gives, guys? I will be back with a real review as soon as I use this unit.

This pressure washer was so easy to assemble. Just slots & nozzles; no screws! It's also easy to transport with the wheels, handle & reasonable weight. Good variety of nozzles. The pressure was excellent for cleaning a brick patio, cement walls, hurricane windows and cars. We wholeheartedly recommend this product!