Our deck needed cleaning really bad. The boards are Trex and were stained from several years of traffic. We first used the soap nozzle with an all purpose cleaner and then used the green nozzle to finish spraying. Now it looks new again. The Westinghouse 3100 worked great for a small compact and electric washer.

This was easy to assemble and easy to use. For those who said it was DOA after the first use, be sure your water hose is full of water before attaching to the unit because if too much air gets in at first, it can burn the motor out. I thought I had my hose full of water, but it hit a pocket of air, which didn't hurt it that I can tell, but I've only used it once. Pressure seemed to do fine on my concrete and on the wood deck, but it isn't super strong. Good enough for my needs though.

I purchased this power washer for the convenience of it being electric and the ease of moving the washer. It has great power and has different nozzles to choose from. I researched power washers and found the Westinghouse power washer was the right fit for me.

I previously had a Karcher 200o psi for over 10 years that did a good job, but eventually developed a leak that couldn't be fixed. I looked at a ton of reviews of various pressure washers and decided on the Westinghouse 2300 psi. Overall I am VERY happy with the design and think it's much better than the Karcher its replacing. I like the steel frame over the plastic body of others. It's very lightweight and easy to maneuver. The connectors are solid for the water hoses. The cord and hose storage are perfect.

This Westinghouse power washer is a fantastic value. Assembly was a breeze, taking only minutes to set up. It's surprisingly powerful, making quick work of cleaning my deck, siding, and driveway. A reliable and efficient tool for any homeowner's cleaning needs.

I am so relieved to have found this power washer through my warehouse club membership. I have gone through 2 of the "neon green" brands from the local orange box hardware store. This Westinghouse power washer is made of much better quality parts: from the wheel axils and pins, to the reinforeced plastic. (yes, there is still plastic but it is thicker and stronger.) this Westinghouse PW is better designed too! Power cord and wand hose store efficiently with dedicated space for both. I confess, I am now curoius about the westinghouse brand and plan to look into other Westinghouse purchases.

I replaced a Ryobi 1900 psi electric pressure washer with this , the Westinghouse 2300 psi electric pressure washer, I a feel as if this is easier to use and store. So far, I am very pleased, I have owned this item for less than one week and have used it three times for cleaning my grill grates, cleaning a portion of my vinyl siding and even water my lawn where I have planted new seeds. As long as I use the correct tips and purchase the proper detergents , I believe that this will be a very enjoyable experience owning this electric pressure washer !

We absolutely love this pressure washer. It rolls so effortlessly on grass and concrete, which is alwaya a plus. With the right attachments you can clean so many things. The soap tank is a great addition. My husband will look for excuses to wash anything and use this now.

I`ve have had a gas power washer for many years and it work very well for different projects around the home, but now I am in my later years I wanted a lightweight washer that would be easier to use. My Westinghouse power washer was delivered yesterday and 26lbs, not150lbs of my gas model. It took me almost twenty minutes to assemble it. It is so easy to move around. I will use it today, but I am confident the it will be great. It is only 100 psi less that my gas unites. No more oil and gas to mess with too!

This is a great machine after I bought a soap/detergent dispenser that goes on the wand. Every recommended use of a power washer I have seen says to soap with low pressure and then rinse with high pressure. If you use the soap reservoir on the machine you can't go back and forth from soaping to rinsing quickly. That didn't work for me.