I bought this 3200 psi electric because I have had terrible luck with pressure washers with gasoline engines. This is my fourth pressure washer first to or gasoline and I won’t bore you with all the details. I’ll just say that they suck. I am replacing a 2300 psi green works electric. I have never been able to complete a job with the green works model every time I get going really good with it. It would blow the Chemical injector plug. My son has the same Westinghouse 3200 psi his is gasoline powered and has been doing a great job so this time I ordered the 3200 PSI electric because I don’t like keeping a lot of gasoline around the house. We found out this week at this 3200 psi Electric is actually much easier to use and does just as good a job as the gasoline powered unit I highly recommend this Westinghouse 3200 psi power washer

I shopped many brands of electric power washers that did not have the power needed to do the large jobs around my home. I've owned two previous washers that couldn't compare to the strength of this Westinghouse. Nice big wheels for easy rolling. Easily accessible soap tank. The different nozzles for the various spray power allows me to wash everything from my cars, my deck, the vinal siding on my house and the metal carport I have in my driveway.

I received this as a Christmas present (12/25/23). I just finished assembling the unit and I am very impressed with the ease of assembly and all of the attachments. It came with a main pressure nozzle(Turbo), A soap nozzle, and then a zero degree, 15 degree, and 25 degree nozzle. As the existence of the soap nozzle hints, there is a reservoir for soap(must use "pressure washer soap" sold separately) at the base of the unit. There is a built0in tray with rubber bushings that hold each of the attachments for easy access and swapability. Each is color coded and labeled for its use or degree of output. Once assembled the built in wheels are perfectly balanced with a low center of gravity for easy movement. I can't wait until spring when I can power wash my driveway, car and the loose paint off the house before I paint! (I would give 5 start but I haven't operated the unit yet. This review is just based on first-glance construction, attachments and feel.)

I did my first pressure washing on my back patio. It wasn't too badly stained, and I was able to empty the detergent tank completely and then do the washing. (I used the 16.5 rotary surface cleaner.) When I started on my front driveway,I had a harder time gauging when the detergent tank would be empty, and the need to refill the tank with water to rinse it became too time-consuming and unpredictable. I purchased the Westinghouse foam cannon, and have been much happier with the convenience of (a) seeing when the container is empty and (b) simply removing the cannon and attaching the surface cleaner to continue my work. I still give the washer a high rating, but I would suggest improvements on the detergent dispenser. A clear window showing how much detergent is left, combined with the ability to simply close the connection to the detergent tank to continue washing would make the built-in detergent dispensing usable.

Ok so I waited to put it thru its paces. Overall very pleased with its performance. Although I haven’t put a pressure gauge on it yet, it feels like 2200/2300 psi. To me not a big deal. It works well, does really well cleaning. Some notes, with a different nozzle I could get the peak of my roof for cleaning, about 20-25 feet. Mostly heavy rinsing, which was a nice surprise. The soap dispenser is a bit iffy. I like that the chemicals don’t go thru the pump, but with the soap nozzle/tip it only shoots about 6/“-8 ft., with no pressure. Tried different tips, but it wouldn’t draw the soap out. The total shut off for the pump works well, however, it takes a second or two to build up to full pressure. Pressure cleaning is no issue, when using a foam cannon it is a pain. The initial burst is more of a running soap than foam, but as it builds the pressure back it works well. Just really need to plan the sequence better so you don’t waster soap. Really needs a 40 degree tip for rinsing. I have like 15 maybe 18 hours of use with it and no issues. I’ve used continuously for about 20 minutes straight with no issues as well.

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 spent quite a few hours shopping for a new pressure washer and this Westinghouse WPX3200e has met all the requirements I was looking for. I wanted electric for sure but it needed to have enough flow and pressure to run my 14 inch surface cleaner: check. It needs to be stable sitting on the ground so it doesn't easily topple over like other electrics I've had in the past: check. Stowage of hose, wand, nozzles, and cord needs to be easy and neat: check. Icing on the cake is I can also stow my 50-foot garden hose on the same brackets as the wand hose. I've only used it a couple of times so far in it's first month so can't say anything about reliability but I'm impressed so far.

I just opened the box and assembled the washer. Easy to put together, appears to be of quality materials. I have have not used it yet, however, due to weather conditions. One observation for improvement: A petcock between the soap tank and unit to avoid having to clear the tank and flush it out prior to continued fresh water use.

Just purchased yesterday and have not used it yet. Quality made and nice features. Looks like it should hold up well and last a long time. With 3400psi it should do a great job on anything. Looking forward to using it this weekend to pressure wash the whole house.

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!