I just got this pressure washer and tried it out today. It did not disappoint. Assembly was super easy. I like the 5 different pressure nozzles. I mostly used the turbo and 25 degree nozzles since I use it for washing the cars. The 4 wheels are a nice touch, as it won't tip over and will follow you around while you're using it. Since it's electric, don't expect it to perform like a gas powered washer. But it should work just fine for general cleaning around the house. Unlike gas, it shuts off when you release the handle on the nozzles. I would buy it again. Maybe I'll get a gas version in the future to help me tackle the tough cleaning jobs around the house.

Bought this unit a few days ago to replace an older, non-Westinghouse, pressure washer that had given up. This one was easy to assemble, has sufficient pressure for most home needs, looks and works great. I will say it's slightly louder than my old unit, but it's not significant to bother me, and the functionality is great.

I bought this so I wouldn't have to ask for help when I wanted to clean something. I am 70 year old grandma and I live alone. I own 7 cottages on a small island in SC. This gives me the freedom to clean everything I need to to keep up my high standards of cleaning.

Product is great but I was unable to register it and submit a review via the registration page in order to receive the bonus nozzles. :( I have put in a service request, hopefully someone will correct that page so it gets registered and I receive my bonus nozzles.

I've used bulky pressure washers before and have avoided using them for that reason. I am doing siding/deck washing using approved solution starting with a minimum 1:20 ratio and the 25 degree nozzle. I don't want to rely on pressure to clean but rather leverage the solution to loosen dirt, mold, etc. and then use minimum pressure to remove the solution. For some bad stains I've got a mix with a long handled brush. Let the solution AND minimum pressure do the work! Nice product. Fun to use.

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.

My previous pressure washer, sporadically used, sat outside under the eaves for a few months. Upon trying to use it, it was stone dead. I diagnosed a GFCI failure, replaced it, and the unit powered up but there was only unpressureized output. At this point I decided to replace it. Research into reasonably-affordable pressure washers led me to this unit. I was surprised to find that Westinghouse made units such as this. In the days before computers, my father worked for Westinghouse designing blades for the huge steam turbines that power electric generation plants. I pictured the company as only dealing with huge industrial machines, so this was quite unexpected. The unit came well packaged in a very substantial carton. Assembly was simple, mostly entailing sliding various plastic pieces together. The instructions were somewhat on the skimpy side for someone unfamiliar with the unit; I would have appreciated a little more detail. I found a video online showing the process, so that plus the instructions was fine. A couple of the pieces were a bit balky to install, so a spritz of silicon spray easily solved the issue. The unit is delightfully small, even with the stabilizing outrigger wheels. I've used it a couple times, first to blast some moss or algae mysteriously growing on my aluminum shake roof, and then to rinse off some large windows. I haven't tried the soap blending facility yet; that would presumably do a better job on the winows. And I blasted a surprising amount of dirt from my sliding patio door tracks. The manual didn't identify the various colored nozzles. They had raised plastic numbers that these aging eyes couldn't discern. I took a picture and enlarged it, enabling me to learn the values. I wrote R G and Y in the manual next to the listed angle values. Then I noticed that the warranty request card had the values listed. Oh well. Both the electrical cord and the output hose are impressively long. I'm very happy with the Westinghouse unit. A couple minor gripes if I might: 1. The output hose is rather platic like and kinks easily. My old unit had a rubber hose and if by some miracle the connections are identical, I'll replace the Westinghouse hose. 2. They apparently expect users to unscrew the 14" lance from the trigger unit to store in the two receptacles on the machine's side. As one unit, it isn't well supported in the much shorter vertical space available. I don't like that. 3. There's no drain on the soap tank, unlike my old unit. When I use that feature, I'll have to either invert the machine or purchase a turkey baster. These are not big complaints. Based on my early experiences with the 3500, I can recommend it to anyone needing a non-nuclear household pressure washer.

We bought this unit based on the overall ratings and comments from previous buyers, and we're COMPLETELY SATISFIED! The unit was super simple to assemble.... just follow the step-by-step instructions and it's a snap (literally..no tools are required!). We've used it to clean outdoor furniture as well as our stone porch with great results on both! Changing spray nozzles is SO SIMPLE, which means that you can "soap down" your furniture, swap nozzles in seconds, and power clean everything! We would highly recommend this unit for home use.

First, I NEED to mention the ease of assembly! I wasn't looking forward to the basic assembly; wheels, holders etc. But, the instructions were clear and simple. Assembled easily and quickly! It's size hides its ability to remove old, nasty stains on concrete. Rust, stains from plants/trees, etc were no problem at all for this pressure washer and now, my patio looks better than ever!

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.