Well, Christmas gifts are finally getting used. I was pleased to discover how straightforward the system was to set up and how quickly I could wash my cars, sidewalks, and house siding. Once I got started, I just kept going. I have had gas-powered washers, and I am happy to be plugged in with the constant power it provided was impressive. I cleaned 4 cars without a loss of power in the stream.

I bought this power washer online after thoroughly reviewing its specifications, and it came highly recommended compared to other options available in the market. I have been using it to wash my car and various household items, and it has performed excellently! I am very pleased with my purchase.

I’ve only used it once. It’s well designed and seems sturdy. It’s well thought out with creative hose cord and nozzle storage. You have to put the wheels and storage accessories on the unit to set it up. It was pretty easy. I really like the wide roller wheel structure that prevents tipping.

i purchased this pressure washer to replace a Karcher pressure washer that was inoperable. This Westinghouse pressure washer is built better and is more substantial. Assembly was quick and easy with an instruction manual that is very complete. After reading online reviews and recommendations and now seeing this unit in person my purchase choice has been confirmed.

I purchased this in March so it's a bit chilly in Up State to use it. I did a lot of research and read a LOT of reviews for a power washer that was light, portable, and easy to use. Then I needed one that would clean siding, fences and patios, and time after time Westinghouse was what kept coming up. I did put it together and it took maybe 20 minutes to do. I'm looking forward to using it!

So far I really like this powerwasher. Has good power and works great with my new Foam Cannon to wash my vehicles. I highly recommend this. I would give it 5 stars, but you do have to bend over to drag it around (I added a bungee cord) and the nozzle storage was meant to remove the Sprayer Handle and Lance. Would have been better if this was a bit taller to store the Sprayer Handle+Lance together and if the top handle was a bit taller to pull the unit around.

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.

Arrived quickly within 2 days . Simple parts easy to put together. The lance seemed crooked at first while assembling but just make sure you seat the threads in it well then tighten the part connected to the gun but don’t force it in or you’ll put a little bend to it while screwing on again

This ePX3500 pressure washer is everything I hoped it would be. I have about 4000 square feet of concrete with over 10 years of grime and mildew. I didn't want to deal with a gas powered machine and its noise, but was concerned whether an electric washer would cut through the gunk. The ePX3500 does! I'm about halfway through my job and completely satisfied with this unit.The 25° nozzle works well on the lightly dirty areas, and the 15° nozzle cuts through the heaviest mildewed areas. It also worked well cleaning caked on pollen residue and grime from my car. I expect to use this unit occasionally throughout the year for various jobs, and highly recommend it. Assembly was relatively easy, although the assembly diagram and instructions could be more clear. There is no mention in the parts list, diagrams, or assembly instructions of the lower power cord or upper hose retainers. But when you have two parts left over at the end it's relatively easy to figure out where they go.

I bought this & it came in a brown cardbord box. Snaps/clicks togather to be assembled. Took 10 minutes to assemble. Assembley directions are basically nonexistent & just pictures of the parts close to where to mount them on the machine. I'll get around to using this thing, sometime after the HOA whines about some insignificant dirt spot on my home, probably sometime this summer when the HOA troys emerge from winter hibernation.