It took me all of about 5 minutes to put everything together out of the box. The unit itself is light weight and easy to bring to the job site. Once plugged in, there was enough power to clean the vinyl siding, fence, exterior doors, and gutters with no issues. I've been using a gas powered unit before and definitely do not miss the loud motor while using the washer. You don't need ear protection when using this electric unit. I look forward to many years of service as the plastic housing and parts seem to be very well made. Excellent value for the price.

I replaced my Generac One Wash with this product as I was tired of maintaining a gas product and was looking for an electric alternative. I am impressed with the pressure output for the size of this product. Its light, compact and certainly packs a punch. Its strong enough for my house, concrete and siding along with cleaning cars and boats! All around a great product!

Bought the Westinghouse ePX3500 to replace a 20-yr old gas powered machine that was louder than a jet engine. Didn't need to wear any noise-cancelling headphones - this machine runs fairly quiet. The 2500psi peak pressure is enough to clean a Trex-deck, wash off a pool lanai and sun-cover, and probably (but haven't yet..) clean the cement-board siding. My wife gets to do most of the power-washing and now it's become one of her favorite machines! I'd recommend this machine over any of the others. It's actually rather tiny, lightweight, doesn't tip over, and has a lengthy electrical cord with a long water-pressure hose.

After using the Westinghouse ePX3500 Electric Pressure Washer for the past two months, I can confidently say it's been a game-changer for my household cleaning tasks. The machine's robust build and powerful motor made tackling dirt and grime effortless. I appreciated the variety of nozzles and its compatibility with different cleaning solutions, offering versatility for various surfaces. While the hose length was slightly limiting for larger areas, overall, it's been a reliable and efficient tool, simplifying my cleaning routines significantly.

Got this little unit in March 2025. Used once in April and it worked fine. I liked how quiet it was compared to my old gas washer. It cleaned the driveway as well as my old gas unit. Used again last weekend. Stopped working after 1 hour cleaning patio furniture. Decided it may need a rest? So I tried again the next day and it powered on for 2-3 seconds then died again. Tried the reset buttons on the plug. Dead. Tried 3 different (working-confirmed) outlets and same thing. Powered on for 2-3 seconds, then dead. Now I cannot even get the 2-3 power. So, a total of ~ 4 hours of use and it is dead.

I just bought the pressure washer and the assembly was pretty quick. I am impressed with the design where everything can be neatly stored right on the machine. The overall product seems pretty compact and well built. I still have to use it but I have no doubt it can do the job.

the pump is very functional and pressure was good. it is light and easy to move around and the turbo nozzle is fantastic.the thread on the lance however was not great, it did not go screw all the way. it actually almost launched at my car. so be careful. I contacted westinghouse and they said they will ship a new one.

Assembling the washer was easy with the instruction manual. Cables are very long and being able to keep the accessories on the washer itself is nice. It comes with 4 nozzles. I wish it came with the 40 degree nozzle. Besides that, it's absolutely worth the price!

Bought this to replace a gas one that finally kicked the can. Did a lot of reviews and ended up on this one which I was surprised how small it actually is but yet powerful enough to do what I need to do around the house. Have owned for a week now and has worked great. Hopefully it holds out long-term.

Just bought the eXP3500. Opened the box and on top was a colorful card offering me bonus nozzles if I provided a review. Unfortunately, the nozzles depicted on the card were not properly labelled and I made the mistake of using what appeared to be the 40 degree nozzle, red in the picture, on my deck. This was the WRONG nozzle to use, as it was too hard on the wood. I eventually determined that the green one was the correct nozzle for the job and that worked much better. While the nozzles do indicate their size it is hard to see and the picture was much easier to read and I saw it first!