This unit gets it done. It has enough pressure to get the concrete clean and comes with enough nozzles to do other tasks such as washing your car. Only negatives, short unit so storing assembled spray nozzle is difficult. Also, holster/holder for spray nozzle comes off to easy. But those are minor problems.

It's small, relatively quiet, and works great right out of the box. I purchased primarily to clean the patio and sidewalks of our home. It does a great job. The pic shows the one concrete pad I did last night. It was very dirty, just like the other one beside it.

Most powerful electric pressure washer we have ever used. Competes with gas-powered washers. Not quite as powerful as gas versions but ease of use makes it preferable for most household cleaning tasks.

This was bought a little over a month ago and has been used about three times. I own a big, almost commercial unit that has proven to be over powering for every day tasks. SO we invested in this nice little electric unit for lighter jobs. Things like a car washing, patio furniture cleaning and rinsing of surfaces. More week to week tasks and not cleaning buildings and concrete. So far we really like the little guy, its simple to use and is powerful enough and compact.

I did alot of researching for a good and yet affordable power washer. I chose this one for it's power , multiple attachments ( especially the turbo one) and the fact it has metal or stainless steel to attach the other attachments to and NOT a stupid cheap plastic one. It feels durable and made well! It has awesome reviews and I am super excited to use mine to power wash my home and my deck this weekend!

I haven't used my new Westinghouse Power Washer ePX3500 yet, but I put it together today! The manual was pretty good, (although it would have been helpful to have nozzle colors identified in the manual rather than on a separate sheet). The YouTube assembly videos were even better. Assembly went very smoothly & I am looking forward to cranking it up tomorrow. It's light, compact, & the wide base wheels move smoothly in any direction. Much easier to wrangle than my old heavy power washer.

I recently purchased the Westinghouse ePX3500 Electric Pressure Washer, and it has exceeded my expectations. The compact design makes it easy to store and maneuver, while still delivering impressive cleaning power. It handled everything from my driveway and patio to outdoor furniture with ease, removing dirt, grime, and stains quickly. One of my favorite features is how lightweight and user-friendly it is. Setup was straightforward, and the hose and cord management system helps keep everything organized. The unit runs quietly compared to gas-powered models, and I appreciate not having to deal with fuel or engine maintenance. The build quality feels solid, and the included nozzles provide versatility for different cleaning tasks. For homeowners looking for a powerful, convenient, and reliable electric pressure washer, the Westinghouse ePX3500 is an excellent choice. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants professional-looking cleaning results without the hassle of a larger machine.

Unpacking and assembling took me about 45 minutes and any normal person should be able to handle that in about 30 minutes. Relatively light weight makes portability easy and the lengthy power cord makes it easy to keep the power away from the water. A handy alternative to my gas powered pressure washer.

I purchased this today and it appears to be a compact, well built product. It has a nice long cord and pressure washing hose with nice features that enable you to wrap them for easy transportation. The soap dispenser is an added, plus, as are the five supplied nozzles. A metal extension screws into the sprayer wand, which is a tremendous improvement over other electric pressure washers that have a plastic nozzle wand that degrades over time.

So far so good. The assembly was pretty easy. It's important to me that the power cord and hose have places to store them neatly on board. Looks nice and tidy right now and I'm hoping they will store that way after actually using the machine. This is the first electric power washer I've owned. I did borrow one before and this seems to be a better design.