Does the job for light weight work around the house. Clean off driveway, deck, siding and cars. Nice length of power-cord to get to the work area if you don't have lots of outlets around the house. Well thought out storage to keep everything in one place.

I bought this electric pressure washer a couple of weeks ago and so far i'm happy with it. I had a another brand that just stopped working for me. This one is much easier to hook up than my old one. It's also considerably smaller and lighter. I've only used the green nozzle to clean my porch and driveway and an outside air conditioning unit. The green nozzle had enough pressure and worked well for those. I'm looking forward to try the turbo nozzle on something soon.

This thing was designed to NOT make you angry like every other pressure washer does. The low center of gravity and wide base with 4 wheels makes it super easy to roll around and move when using, just by a little tug on the hose. The spray nozzle holders have a nice rubber rim to make sure they don’t fall out.

This is my fourth pressure cleaner. I’ve had a 13hp, gas powered commercial unit, as well as a couple of small electric units. Of course this can’t compare to the gas unit in terms of PSI or GPM, but this beats that one and the others in different ways. First of all, the simplicity of this is incredible. There is no yanking a cord over and over to start it. There is no gas to haul around or stink up your garage, and no carburetor to get clogged up with stale gas over the winter months. There is no unloader to adjust. There are no seals that need replacing. True, this doesn’t put out as many PSI or GPM, but I’ve found that unless I need to strip the paint off of something, or use hot water to “steam clean”, this is perfectly adequate. This is on the high end of an electric pressure cleaner’s abilities, and has proven more than adequate for everything I need it to do. Gutter cleaning, car washing, exterior house cleaning, sidewalk and driveway cleaning are all within the abilities of this machine. Unboxing and assembly was super simple and intuitive. I didn’t need the instructions, although I do enjoy puzzles. In 10 minutes, I was done with the assembly and ready to fire it up. The electrical cord is greate. It has a re-settable GFCI end on it, the insulation is heavy duty but flexible, and the length is the longest of any pressure cleaner I’ve seen. I can use use it pretty much anywhere around my home, and it’ll reach an outlet. The hose connects to the machine and the sprayer with screw connections. I got used to (okay, spoiled) with the quick-release connectors on my big gas unit, so I put a couple of adapters on this one. Now I can pop off the sprayer for storage much faster. (And I also put one on the garden hose connection.) The hose feels a little cheap to me, but it works fine. I don’t think the Westinghouse designers put a lot of thought into where the hose hangs, because you’re forced to either remove it completely, or go from the front to the hangar on the back, which makes no sense. I will be adding another quick-release adapter to that, so I can completely remove the hose for storage. The wheels are one of the handiest things about this unit. I love that the machine can roll around, following you as you clean. But they’re super cheap, made entirely of hard plastic. So engaging the wheel locks (each caster has one) doesn’t do much… the plastic wheels just skid across the concrete and remove plastic from the wheels. So how does it clean? Beautifully. This is much stronger than my last electric one, and it’s very evident, especially while using my small, 12” dual-head rotary cleaner. I am shocked at how much quieter it is, too. My old one made an annoying, high-pitched whine. This one’s much quieter, and not high-pitched. Although I would change a few things mentioned above, overall I’m very happy with this unit. Hopefully, I get a few years out of it, and if I do, it’ll be money well spent.

I have been toying with the idea of purchasing my first poewr washer, and finally pulled the trigger with this one after a friend recommended the exact same model. Setup was a snap and its use is very easy and intuitive. Now that I've used it a couple of times, my list of jobs it can assist with keeps growing. My next one is siding on my house!

I purchased this unit after reading a ton of great reviews. It was out of stock for a time. I just put it together and it feels like great quality. I cant wait to try it out in the next few days. I plan on using it to clean my composite deck and my 2-story house siding.

I had a power sprayer from another company, it lasted only 2 years and it did not quite have enough power to get the caked on mud off of our vehicles. This unit has enough power and with the different nozzles, I can make sure not to strip the paint off. I also like the built in soap tank, it shortens the time it takes to wash our vehicles.

I can’t believe how quickly I can wash. Without having to do so much labor and hurting my back. Soap-up the car and use the power washer to rinse. Easy to use powerful on driveway too! I can’t wait to buy the former!!! I used to alternate washing only one car every week, now I wash both cars and have time for detail.

I purchased this pressure washer & am very pleased with it. I am a 70 yr old female with absolutely no mechanical ability. But this was easy to put together, just by following the directions in the manual. I was able to clean my cement porch, steps & sidewalk easily & I think they look great. This power washer is compact, but mighty enough to really clean.

I have used many gas powered pressure washers with more than 2300 PSI, obviously those push out some serious water, but this is really all you need for around the home care. Cars and small projects like concrete, this is perfect. Less noise helps, not a reason to not get a gas one, but the main thing is the size, it is so compact and easy to store, room for a big gas powered isn’t easy to find.