I purchased the electric 3400e power washer and it works great. No gas, no oil, no spark plug, no mess. Just plug it in, attach the hose and push the start button. It only runs when you squeeze the trigger so no constant noise, very quiet compared to gas motors.

We bought this for power washing chemicals off of screens for screen printing, as well as for washing cement, and our deck. I’m sure we’ll use it on our cars and home when it warms up. Wheels make it easy to move around and the handle is very nice. Also like the gun holster so that it keeps the nozzle out of the dirt when not using it. Produces a great stream and is easy to control.

I just received this pressure washer and assembled it right away - a 10-15 minute job. I proceeded to test it on some old and filthy concrete and was surprised by how powerful it is. In addition, it's significantly quieter than a gas-powered version that had been used several days ago to do some cleaning around the house by a hired hand. Never having used one of these pressure washers before, I quickly became addicted to how readily it made light work of removing grime. In fact, using the green or red nozzle placed very close to the concrete (1 or 2 inches) will actually remove a skim coat from the concrete - I could tell this because it produced the same smell of grinding concrete as when I've ground concrete using an angle grinder. So be careful if that's not your intention - keep sufficient distance between nozzle and the work surface. The motor's rated at 14 A and I've had no problem running the pressure washer continuously for about 30 mins from a 15 A GFCI receptacle. The high-pressure hose is somewhat stiff and I wonder whether a more flexible hose rated for such a high pressure is available. But so far, I can recommend this very highly!

I wanted an Electric washer so I don't have to mess around with the gas anymore. This washer had really good reviews on Walmart's website, so I decided to give it a try. It works as advertised. Nice unit, easy to assemble and works really well. Has a lot of power (3200). Hopefully it lasts a while, the gas ones don't last long. It seems like they don't do well when put up for winter. We'll see.

I used to own a gas pressure washer. One star off for not having the pressure power I was hoping for. I only used it once, it washed off my patio. I need to pressure wash and treat my fence, and clean the driveway. I bought all the accessories to try also.

This is not like the old cheap plastic power washers of years ago. This has as much power as my old craftsman gas washer. It is quieter and a whole lot more convenient. Nice assortment of nozzles. Bot better yet the cords and the wand all fit neatly with the unit which wheels like a charm. I would recommend this.

Bought the 2 months ago. Used it to wash a pressure treated deck and to strip paint from a house foundation. Using the turbo nozzle the unit removed paint that had been on the foundation for 20 years providing clean surface for new paint. Project came out wonderful

Was vacillating between a gas powered and an electric one. Decided on electric and happy I did. Opted for the Westinghouse 3400 as this was the most powerful I could find on the market. Did a lot of research and very satisfied with my purchase. The machine is much quieter than my old gas powered one, just as powerful and does a great job cleaning my patio and driveway.

Comparing this 2700 PSI electric unit to my old 3200 gas powered unit, this electric one is so much nicer in that it is so quit, no pull cord for a harder start, much lighter and easier to manuever, I do not have to shut it off as much as i would have with the gas unit, and about half the price. I have tried it out for a few minutes so far on the vinyl siding and it did a good job. I did try it out on a wood pellet stain on the concrete and it didn't remove any of the stain. I am uncertain if any pressure washer would remeove this stain.

I tried to edit an earlier review to add pertinent info learned during initial uses, but there is no edit function so I am adding an addendum here. The washer itself is exactly what my wife wanted so far as power and noise levels are concerned. We are very happy with that. The soap instruction state emphatically to not allow soap to dry on the surface. The water hose is connected to the pressure washer, and there is no on/off for the soap dispenser. So you have to spray on soap, turn everything off, and before the soap dries, get a nozzle on your hose and spray the soap off before it dries, then start all over again in the next 10 ft. We just moved to putting the soap in a separate sprayer, which means the soap dispenser on the unit is pretty much useless. So, great washer that might as well have no soap dispenser. We still like it a lot, but an on/off valve for soap would make it much much better.