I have done my house. Its vinyl siding and plenty of pressure, I was expressed. Soap dispenser works great as it only dispenses while the soap tip is on, old one i had didn't . Its going to get a workout with are fence next.

Solid pressure washer. Easy enough for my wife to use. Only negative is that the wheel rubs the hoses and I'm guessing that will wear them out prematurely. I'll have to put some sort of protection on the hoses to prevent that.

I bought my model and I'm very glad I did it's very powerful more power than I expected it's easy to operate and easy to clean and store I'm happy with my purchase.

have used the westinghouse WPX3200 pressure washer only one time but it has ran and works great would recommend to my friend started rite up great pressure.

First day with pressure washer. Easy setup, was up and running in no time. Plenty of pressure for my home needs. Basically going to be used for cleaning garage floor, sidewalks, siding, and any other hard surfaces that get dirty or mossy in my area.

We need a reliable pressure washer for regularly washing down the results of a crew of free range chickens - our old Craftsman had multiple pump failures despite the solid Honda engine. We are happy with what we chose this time around!

Was really happy with it until it started losing power and stuttering. Would slowly come back to full power. Now has sadly stopped and contacting warranty about it.

I purchased the Westinghouse WPX3400 pressure washer ez to start and comes with everything you need to get started I used it for the first time on my muddy side by side and it worked perfectly

Just bought this, and although there was some uncertainty in attaching the hose holder, the washer went together easily, and started up on the third pull. And so far, the product works just as advertised!

I have had the unit for a little over a month and have used it several time to wash my truck and blow out debris from the joints in the driveway. Works Great!I would recommend adding a fuel drain valve for easier winterizing.