Pacific Northwest has moss everywhere and this pressure washer was very effective at blasting it off of cinderblocks & getting my driveway squeaky clean. I got going on the task and had so much fun using the pressure washer that I went non-stop for hours. No mechanical issues encountered at all stopped my marathon blasting session.

I just put my new power washer together. So glad to have an American made product with the best overall rating. I’m impressed with the size of the wheels. Electric washers are challenging enough trying to avoid “May pole braid” knots with the hoses and cord. Maneuverability should be so much easier. Excited to give it a workout.

Sturdy construction with a place to store all the supplied necessities...nozzles, electric cord and High Pressure Hose. Assembly was quick and easy with only a Philips required.. I appreciate the 8"x11" user manual which is easy to read with full size print. The 3 year warranty is an unexpected Bonus !

I check out features and reviews that were posted. So far it worked flawlessy after i put together[Easy] and tried and very portable and easy to get around. i will rate after future use so will keep the 4 stars and i did purchase an additional extended warranty.

The washer is constructed with very good quality and features. I was confident with this purchase because I recently purchased another Westinghouse product (Generator) that also reflected good quality and many positive features. Thanks for the quality of your products.

Purchased for pressure washing black mold and dirt from painted driveway in Florida. While it is quite loud, the electric motor provides sufficient flow and pressure for typical homeowner uses. The long power cord and pressure hose are long and eliminate my need for extension cords like other brands I've used.

In the past I have borrowed a Husqvarna PW2000 from a friend. I have found this Westinghouse model has more pressure. It is more compact and easier to maneuver, The Husqvarna has a single larger head (about the size of an auto oil filter) that rotates between nozzle settings. That is more convenient, but the weight of the head makes it more difficult/unbalanced to manage. The nozzles on the Westinghouse model are very easy to change, and the weight of the wand is very comfortable. The nozzles are stored on the unit, and easy to identify. The nozzles on the Husqvarna are stored on the wand, and I think more prone to getting lost. Power cord/water feed hoses on the Westinghouse are stored very easily. Any electrical cord or hose has a 'memory', so I recommend completely unwinding both before using, to avoid 'kinks'. The soap canister is better located than on the Husqvarna, but the fill cap is located such that a funnel with a flexible neck will be needed to fill it, particularly if your premixing soap and water. The Husqvarna has a folding handle; the Westinghouse does not. My only complaint is the Westinghouse handle feels lighter and looser. However, it still functions well. I'm very pleased with the purchase.

I just received the power washer and the assembly was very simple. All that is needed is a single Phillips head screwdriver. The instructions are very well written. However, I found the assembly so simple, a little bit of mechanical intuition was all that was needed to complete the process. I haven’t tried to use it yet, I’m hoping the operation goes as well as the assembly.

I live where its pretty muddy when it rains and dusty when its dry. Bought the washer to wash my vehicles, this is perfect size the PSI is great to knock off those dried up mud clumps on my vehicles. Its been great so far, definitely would buy another one if I ever needed it.

Great power washer but the only thing that it would need is a nozzle between the small angle and medium angle. Medium angle gives too little power to clean wooden and stone surfaces and the small angle is great for that but takes a long time due to smaller angle.