I tried this today for the first time washing my car, it replaced a 20 year old lower end electric washer. This was not a great first use. The black “soap” nozzle that the manual tells you to use for this job gives a spray maybe a bit weaker than the garden hose delivers. The accessory for foaming soaps (the “PWFC foam cannon”) produced no foam at all, unlike my old unit. The instructions seem to be written to avoid anything going wrong, but end up with something not very functional. They suggest that the more aggressive nozzles will damage the car paint. So pretty useless at face value. They also tell you never to use an extension cord. With 13 A rated draw, a 25 ft 14 ga cord would cause less than 2% voltage drop. Maybe they’re afraid you’ll bung up the GFCI unit on the plug. With other nozzles in place, this thing delivers the expected performance. So either ignore the instructions or don’t but this to wash the car.

I purchased this model and picked it up from the store a couple days ago. I had the time today to unbox it and check it out. You do have to assemble it a little bit but it was very easy. I'm in Indiana so it's still chilly enough not to be able to try it out yet, but I doubt I will be disappointed.So excited to use it!

I bought this ePX3500 electric pressure washer 3/06/24. I set it up the day after it came and used it right away. It took me almost an hour to assemble it. It worked very well the first time I used it on my driveway. I used it again the next day without problem or hassle. It's powerful enough for my intended use and I considered it worth my money. Next time I will use it to pressure wash my van and next my lanai.

I bought this power washer in order to do some clean ups around the house since my husband died. I am in remission from pancreatic cancer (and now weight 103 pounds...from 78 pounds just a few months ago). I liked the fact that the washer has wheels and even a 76 year old widow could use this product and be thrilled with the cleaning results....not to mention, the "Westinghouse" name pushed me over the top when looking at all the power washers on the market. Thank you Westinghouse for making an easy to use product :)

I received this as a father's day gift. I plan on washing all my ol' lady's stuff and things the kids get dirty. If I have enough time, I'll try and clean some of my things. The woman said it was smaller than what was in the picture, but I think it's average.

I was surprised when he received my new electric pressure washer in such a small box but to my pleasant surprise it has all the power I needed to completely clean my house, dock and retaining wall. I love the 4 wheel stabile platform. My last gas powered pressure washer only lasted me for two years due to gas crystals in the carburetor. I elected to give the highly recommended Westinghouse pressure washer a try and it’s just as powerful as my gas powered washer was plus I’m not having to constantly replace the gas or worry whether or not I need to drain the tank when it’s not in use. Needing a long extension cord is easier than having to constantly stop to add more gas during large cleaning projects at my house. I highly recommend this pressure washer over the gas powered washers.

The washer arrived quickly, was well packed, and all parts were present. Assembly was quick and easy, with no tools required (the instructions could use a little tweaking in how they're presented, but the right info was all there). On first use there were no leaks, drips or issues of any kind. The washer is light, stable on its wheels, and easy to use. I'll look forward to seeing how well it does over time.

Very excited, my first power washer! So far it was very minimal easiest thing I ever did assemble, and I have done more than my fair share of assemblies. There was an extra plastic retainer in the box that did not appear anywhere in the manual and my guess is that it goes to a different model. Scan reviews for other models for missing parts and bingo management can locate the issue in packaging. Manual is well written and glad I took the time to read it first. Like I said my first one and safety is a priority, there is only one me. I will update this review once I put it to use in the near future.

I opened it up and ran it for about 3 hours straight with no problems! it took about 10 minutes of monkeying around with it to get it to run properly...I thought. This is admittedly my first of any outdoor power equipment that I have purchased, used, or owned that was electric and not gas powered. I plugged it in, got all the hoses connected properly with issues, turned on the go button and the motor started and made a noise for appoximately 2 full seconds and that was it. Being new to electric power equipment I was expecting to turn it on and hear the motor run until I turned it back off but that isn't what happened. I tried 3 different outlets thinking that I had possibly tripped the gfci outlet in use, but didn't really think that could be the case since I have used said outlets for many outdoor projects with tools with a higher amperage with no problem. Don't ask me why but it was 5-10 minutes before I pushed the go button and decided to pull the dang trigger and watch the glorious pressurized water come flowing out like it was designed that way or something. So, all that being said, this ELECTRIC pressure washer is completely silent unless it is currently spraying water. So there's that..

I bought this electric pressure washer to replace my older 2500 PSI gas washer and this Westinghouse ex3500 is 1/3 the size of my old one. It is very light and easy to maneuver and best of all works just as good if not better. Worth the cost and do recommend.