I bought to use the most powerful zero nozzle To remove 3 layer of paint on my deck and if it was powerful to remove, then it was powerful enough to drill light saber lines into the wood! I tried to slowly back off to lift paint but not injure wood and couldn’t find the inbetween to do the job. Such a bummer but I’m very glad I got the pressure washer as there is a hundred other uses and other nozzles to use for like washing deck, house, cars, high up windows, cement driveway, stonewall in garden, watering plants that are far away from hose reach, getting pine needles off roof and so much more.

I am a homeowner with a paver patio and walkways and they need to be cleaned often. The WPX3400e is the perfect unit for what i need. It has plenty of power to make the job as easy as it can be and it also has professional grade spray tips. It is a lightweight unit that doesn't take up much space in the garage.

I just got my WPX3200E electric pressure washer and I'm very pleased. It's a quality piece and machinery, was packaged very well and assembled quick and easy. Operation is smooth and powerful enough for my home patio/driveway cleaning. My previous electric pressure washer was 1800 psi and just wasn't doing the job. This new unit cleans quickly and with little effort. I would definitely buy this again. Brad G. - Oregon

I've only had this a week, but used it to clean my deck so I can stain it. the pressure washer worked flawlessly. It's much quieter than my old gas PW, no gasoline mess or smells. The 2700 PSI is plenty for everything around the house I plan on using it for. It is light, so I was easily able to move it around to keep it close to my work area......the hose is much shorter than my old gas PW, but the fact the electric one is so light makes up for it. It comes with a variety of tips for many different uses. The only complaint I would have is i'm not able to reach the peak of my roof line to clean; guess i will need to get a ladder out.

Love how the pressure is able to leave pavement clean and the nozzles option, I specially use the 25 degree one - appreciate the cable organizer , need to get a longer hose but so far no issues besides that. Weight could be better but compared to the gas massive weight I prefer the electrical thousand times more

I have used the wxp3200e pressure washer for several hours of concrete, brick and stucco cleanings for my home so far. Assembly was simple and directions were well written. I was hoping for more pressure with the single soap nozzle included. If soap were to be available with the 0 degree or cone nozzle then it would clean my grimey concrete more efficiently. I think I need a power scrubber combined with this sprayer for best results. Overall 4/5!

Just bought and used to clean my sidewalk. It was the most psi machine I could find with an electric motor. I like the turbo nozzle. I couldn’t get the machine to spin my surface cleaner which will definitely be required to clean the driveway. Not sure if it’s because too low a GPM flow or an issue with my spinner. Will investigate if I need a smaller surface cleaner.

I've owned 2 Craftsman gas pressure washers over the years, but the Westinghouse 3200e was the easiest to use (no gas, no pull to start) and did an amazing job on my patio and brick wall. Never thought that I would go green, but I'm very pleased with the Westinghouse electric pressure washer. Would recommend to anyone.

My pressure washer was delivered yesterday, and I wasted no time in getting it assembled and putting it to use. Easy to assemble; 1/2 hour. Used the soap feature, then the 25 degree nozzle to clean approximately 1000 sq. ft. of concrete walkway and decking. Quiet (as compared to my gas engine unit), and enough power to clean deep if needed. Very pleased with this washer.

I bought the WPX2700e model to pressure wash the vinyl siding on my house. It did a great job removing several years of buildup from plants. The different nozzles were helpful to clean at different distances from the wall (i.e. the 0 degree was used to get into tight corners and under-hangs, the 15 degree for behind plants, etc.) and the pressure strength was strong and consistent. Only hiccup was in the assembly, one of the keys on the wheel axel didn't fit well and I improvised with a disused key ring.