I borrowed my son-in-laws and was not expecting much. I had a much larger one that was well over 15 years old. But was I impressed. Worked extremely well. This little electric powerhouse is lightweight and I had to go and get my own. Now that I have one I can get rid of my bulky gas one. The price makes this very affordable, and it so compact you can store anywhere.

Easy assembly, easy use, very quiet, cleaning matches my previous Sears gas unit and unlike it, this one follows me around. The trigger-start feature is outstanding and much easier for an 80yr old man, as is the transporting to the work site. The Turbo Nozzle is great! No streaks on a concrete patio.

I just put this together and used it for the first time today and couldn't be more pleased. Instructions were simple and straightforward and assembly only took about 10 minutes. I used it to clean a significant amount of mud off my asphalt driveway and it performed very well. Tomorrow I'll use it to clean my cars and boat. I'm a happy camper!

It is compact and light weight. Powerful enough to get the job done. I needed it for cleaning algae/mold on the floor from dripping water off my metal roof. It took it off with ease with no cleaning product. I have more use for this power washer like cleaning windows, outdoor furniture and cushions, etc. I am looking forward to finding more projects for this washer.

Purchased to replace 1700 PSI electric power washer that died. The GE is more stable due its design and moves more easily. A big plus was being able to use a 12” surface cleaner (also GE). My old one did not have the power to support it, but it works just fine on the new one. Used it once to clean patio and very pleased with it. For the number of times I use it and what I use it for, an electric power washer is a much better solution for me than having to mess with a gas powered unit.

I purchased this pressure washer to go along with my TroyBilt 2550psi gas powered which is getting harder to start since I had Total Shoulder Replacement (which I'm hoping will take the place permanently of the Gas Powered). As of today, I have only used the new electric one two (2) times. From the get go I was happy with the performance and naturally the ease of starting vs. my gas powered [push a button]. This one is rated at 2500psi and I am VERY happy with the job it did on these two jobs. I washed our wooden floor deck, hand railings and steps which hadn't been washed in 3 years. Sure it took a little longer due to the time frame BUT the job it did was really great. Next, I washed the borders (of our driveway: Stamped Concrete w/a pattern), sidewalk and front porch of our home which hadn't been washed since installed (4yrs). Did a great job on all it also. Bottom line: I'm a "HAPPY" customer as of now.

I'm impressed with the Westinghouse PX3000E pressure washer. It's a powerful machine that has tackled every cleaning task I've thrown at it so far. Whether it's blasting away dirt from my driveway, cleaning my patio furniture, or removing mildew from my siding, the PX3000E has delivered excellent results.

I purchased the ePX3500 to power wash my decks. After trying out the various nozzles I chose the one with the most direct flow stream. This power washer worked very well and was cost efficient for my household jobs. I do wish I had purchased the next level up to ensure a stronger power washing stream but overall, it's good and the warranty is amazing.

The Westinghouse ePX3500 is an excellent power washer at an affordable price. Compact and easy to use, this power washer includes 5 nozzles (Turbo, 0°, 15°, 25°, and a low pressure nozzle that can be used with the soap tank). Great for different types of cleanings jobs whether high pressure, moderate pressure or low pressure is required. The spray gun and lance, hose, and electric cord all fit on the unit for easy storage.

It's easy to put together and seems well built. All the attachments are standard sizes so other attachments, hoses, and guns should work with it. The wheels make it easy to move. The plastic piece that at the bottom of the gun retainer popped off when I tried to put the turbo nozzle in and I actually had to bend the tab back out for it to stay in after. Hopefully that's not an ongoing issue. It's more of an annoyance since you could just glue it in if it's an issue.