This is a very nice electric pressure washer for the purpose I purchased it, which is primarily for washing my vehicles and other lighter tasks. My only dislike is the pressure hose. For reasonable use, this should be 50' minimum, even if the price is slightly higher. The one included is not very flexible and it will kind. I do recommend this tool.

Assembly was straight forward using simple hand tools. I then hooked the machine up to a standard garden hose making sure there were no leaks and primed the system. I then (after priming) plugged in the pressure washer and turned it on ( checking again for any leaks) and it worked perfectly as described in the manual.

Needed a new power washer and didn't want to pay a lot due to not using often and after searching, purchased this at Sam's, was easy to assemble and get started within 5-10 minutes and when I went back to Sam's, the price had dropped $40 which they credited me for, so even better.....Win/Win!

As an older woman with not a lot of arm strength, I found this pretty easy to use. The cord and the hose are plenty long to do jobs around the house and yard. Did have some problem with some leaking around the hose to the trigger wand connection, but some plumbers tape fixed that.

Love this Sun Joe Electric Pressure Washer. Great for small jobs around the house. Takes care of those nasty bug guts on the front of your vehicle. I have only used the high pressure spinning head. Great that the other heads & fancy attachments come with for those times you might need them.

I like this Sun Joe Pressure Washer, but I think the hose is a little too short. (The hose on my old pressure washer was longer). I have to move the pressure washer constantly to cover both sides of my car and truck. I also found the provided spray nozzle fittings to be a little lacking. I got a better and more consistant spray pattern from the set of my old pressure washer.

When a handyman wanted $600 to powerwash my house, I decided to buy my own machine and do it. I studied several and spoke with other "experts" and after much research decided to go with this one. It took me a bit of time to work out the "kinks" (due to my inexperience and not the machine). But once I got through the first time, I am happy. But in addition to the house, I can now refinish my deck and wash my cars. I have already used it to clean the deck furniture which now looks new again. I recommend this powerwasher.

pressure washers are very touchy. Unfortunately I have found that all of the electric brands made overseas (China, etc.) will often start leaking after a few uses, and this was no exception. My leak was just below where the pressure hose attaches to the trigger/gun, assembly. I had sprayed the day before when it was brand new, for about 10 minutes, just testing it out. Now im headed back to sams club for a return/exchange. Hopefully this next one will last longer, but who knows. I spent the extra $15 for the extended warranty (which I never buy). So at least I will be covered for 3 years... but what a pain having to worry each time if it will be leaking. And its a BAD leak...

I bought last July, use few times for 2-3 hours each time was used. Hadit in the shed for the winter. I smelled electrical smoke and thought it was my outlet, didn’t think nothing about the pressure washer then. Took it out in March and used, smell the same thing again, thought my outlet so brushed it off and put away. Used again a few weeks later and now realityhe smell was from a

Overall power washer worked okay. We keep having trouble with hose staying tight on wand and spraying water out of the bottom. Just keep pliers handy. Soap attachment should be left out of the box. Doesn't clip on good and falls of constantly getting soap on driveway, garage, etc. Good to have for a quick car wash or spray off light duty jobs.