No more pulling to get this started and no more worries on storing in cold winter months. With electric power washer , no need for gas or additives . Nice and easy to move around and powerful with 3400 psi. Easy to use and just about maintenance free. My wife love it. Good to find a powerful electric power washer!!

Just received the pressure washer today. It only took 30 minutes to unbox and assemble. I have not tried it out yet but it seems very well built. I bought it because Westinghouse makes good power equipment. I have their iGen 4500 DF generator and it works great. I would recommend their equipment.

I had been borrowing a power washer for work & knew it was time I invested $ into my own. I am not disappointed with this purchase at all! Arrived in quick time. Quick & easy assembly. Easy to learn how to operate & very powerful. You won’t regret your purchase!

Assembly was very easy and I appreciated the nice large wheels, makes it easy to roll over any surface including sand up at our cabin in Northern MI. Used it to wash my paver steps and also our new Dodge Charger with the foaming kit I purchased separately. This item is so much easier to start than my old gas P.W. because of my lose of strength from a Parkinsonism. With the cord wrap and the hose storage place this is a simple item to store in a tight space in my lawn shed. It really is a great looking item and for a electric P.W. with it's attachments it is very versatile to put each nozzle on it and just pull the trigger and you got water and or soap immediately. The soap dispenser is quit large and holds a gallon of soap so I don't have to refill a little bottle like I did on my gas P.W. Love everything about this Westinghouse Pressure Washer

Bought this a week ago and giving it a proper workout! I had a huge 4500 psi Gas washer and it was way to big, noisy in operation, and heavy. This washer is amazingly quiet, weighs about 50 lbs so I can move it around and into the truck easily! It also does not take up much space in the garage. It also does a great job of Power Washing! No complaints here. Thanks!

After reading extensive product reviews as well as complaints, the Westinghouse WPX2700e checked all my boxes for ease of use and reliability. Some reviews mentioned the wand trigger as being sticky, but so far not an issue for me. Only had the unit a few days, assembly was very easy and only took 15 minutes. Good pressure, will need more time to really put it through its paces.

From first inspection the unit is packaged well, the assembly is quite straightforward and simple, *I would mention that when you are tightening the set of screws that land into the back of the blue plastic nozzle panel to use care to "NOT" over tighten them since it would be fairly simple to strip the plastic. The unit once assembled is stout and maneuvers/rolls very well. The guns hose is a little stiff to unwind however as of this test my temps were 25 degrees outside. The performance so far has been very good, the unit has enough power to complete the job I had which was stripping caked on silty mud from a truck undercarriage. So far very satisfied and would consider the unit to be an excellent value!

I have used a gas pressure washer for many years. I bought this electric pressure washer to get away from gas. I must say it is really powerful. I had no problems cleaning my deck and outdoor furniture. It worked like a champ. I highly recommend the pressure washer.

I picked the unit up a few days ago (WPX3400E). I have only used gas powered pressure washers in the past. For home use, this is a winner. Set up and clean-up/break-down time is minimal. I have a stucco house, this is doing a great job of removing mold that has appeared on the side of the house. I also used it to wash my car with a foam cannon. Almost makes washing the car fun - almost!

Ummm, I’m not really sure if the pressure washer is good or bad as my initial usage experience was questionable. Out of the box the unit was pretty easy to assemble, the directions worked, and it took maybe 30 mins from start to finish including reading the entire manual. However, the left bracket where the wheel is supposed to attach was bent such that it was impossible to slide the pin that hold the wheel on far enough to attach the clip to prevent the wheel from falling off. There wasn’t any shipping damage to the box so I’m led to believe this was a factory issue. Note: I also bought a Westinghouse generator that I really like, but it too had some minor factory issues with defects to the metal frame. I ended up having to use a block of wood and do some pounding with a hammer to straighten it up. Ironically, the side that I used the hammer on ended up fitting perfectly such that the wheel could free spin without any drag, whereas the other side was a big tight and the wheel binds while moving. Once fully assembled the washer looks great, specifically with the blue and gray color choices. The motor and fittings all look quality, and there were no leaks anywhere! I will mention that each pressure fitting has 2 rubber packings on it, which usually implies a better product quality as it has 2 seals to prevent leaks as opposed to the cheaper ones with just a single packing. Now the part that leaves me hesitant about my rating for this product came during the initial usage. I followed the directions to a “t”, purged the unit with water before operating, then connected power and turned the pump on. After maybe 10 minutes of usage the electrical pump just shut off and wouldn’t turn back on, and the water pressure dropped off. I reset the power switch…nothing. Reset the GFCI outlet….nothing, but still had green lights on the plug. Reset the GFCI on the plug itself…nothing, but still had green lights on the plug.I finally left it all unplugged and walked over to the faucet and turned off the hose, disconnected the hose to check for clogs, then reconnected the hose and turned on the water. I then reconnected the electrical plug into the other side of the 2 prong outlet and it worked without any hesitation. Upon later investigation I found the unit had popped one of the house circuit breakers which was on a 20A line. Why I had a green light with a popped breaker befuddles me and could be an issuer with the wiring in the house. But, given I was home alone during this time and no other electrical items were powered on in the home…means the unit pulled over 20A! It could be due to the initial breaking process of seating all the seals and wearing the metal sleeves on the pump, but only time will tell. I have used the pressure washer since and it hasn’t popped any of the breakers, so hopefully this was a one off event. Still, poping a 20A breaker should never have happened as that’s a big power draw. The one positive is that Westinghouse has a 3 year warranty on the pressure washer, so my concerns about the item breaking down are a bit relieved.