Replacing an older gas pressure washer. I only need to pressure wash once or twice a year, so upkeep on a gas model is very inconvenient. I just want to plug and play, and not have to worry if it will start when I need it, or have to worry about carburetor replacement kits, or worry about oil or gas. This electric pressure washer worked great for cleaning patios and garages, and all the typical dirt/grease/etc.

I brought this because I needed a pressure washer to wash my truck since it can't fit in a car wash. I didn't want to invest too much on my first one so I chose this one. This is a great entry level washer to get started on and I would recommend this to anyone looking to start pressure washing their vehicles.

This has been perfect for around the house cleaning projects from decks and porches to windows and rugs. Included turbo nozzle is super. It even mostly runs a small round surface cleaner in a pinch despite being a little underpowered. Only complaint is the casters. One broke within a few months.

I recently used the ePX3500 Pressure Washer and have some mixed feelings about it. On the positive side, this pressure washer has impressive power and cleans cement very well. It made my back patio look like new with minimal effort. However, I did encounter some issues. Unfortunately, the power of the washer was too much for my engineered decking and caused damage, which was disappointing. Additionally, the function to dispense soap is quite confusing and difficult to use. It would be much more user-friendly if there was a simple switch to control the soap. Overall, the ePX3500 is a powerful tool for tough cleaning jobs, but be cautious with delicate surfaces and be prepared for a learning curve with the soap dispenser.

I bought this just in time to refresh the patio and driveway after a very harsh season of pollen drop. I always like to get the cleaning done before the REAL heat gets here. This unit does everything I need. Plus some extra stuff. Windows, patio screens, cars and I've even edged m fence line with it to get that perfect edge.

I previously had a gas power washer and kept putting off power washing because the gas engine was to difficult to start. After pulling muscles in my back trying to start the gas engine, I decided to try an electric power washer. Westinghouse had the best reviews and I was sure that owners are the best sales people. Okay, I’m convinced. This little lightweight has a lot of power. Look at the pictures. I’ll go back and finish the job, but thought others might want to see the results they can expect.

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

Time to retire the old Pressure Washer, after some research and considering the affordability we opted for the ePX3500. Aside from the simple operation and easily engaged controls that accommodate any job, the low-profile storage of tools, hose and chord make this the perfect PW'er for our needs.

I have a paving stone driveway, installed in 1998, and hadn't been cleaned since. I used the Turbo Nozzle for speed, and it cleared off the moss and algae. The 0 Nozzle really worked, but with the small area covered, it was easier to use the Turbo Nozzle and did the same job. The driveway was installed in a parquet pattern, with light block insets, and it was nice to see them show up once the grime was removed.

I saw all the positive reviews and had no worries about purchasing this unit. After weeks of rain I finally was able to use it. I was impressed by the amount of pressure it has. I tried all of the nozzles and recommend 25 degree angle for rinsing and cleaning the vehicles. I told my family and friends how great it is. Definitely recommend it!!