I did my research before settling on the Westinghouse Pressure Washer. There are many brands and options out there both in the electric and gas powered forms. The Westinghouse unit has 2700 PSI with 1.76 GPM flow. This is more than enough power and flow to suit my needs. My advice is to shop around, read the reviews, check the numbers (PSI and GPM) and pick the washer that best fits your needs. For washing floors, cars, patios and furniture this unit fits the bill.

I bought this to replace my broken pressure washer. I did a bit of research on the make and model that I wanted to purchase. This is by far more powerful and well-made then my (2) previous Sunjoe washers. I purchased the 50' extension wand cord extension which makes this sooo much easier to get around and reach places. I believe it was a very good price for the quality of the product.

I bought a Westinghouse electric pressure washer because of the great the great experience I have with one of their generators. Easy to assemble and had decent pressure for an electric powered washer. I had a 30 year old gas powered Craftsman that worked great, and even though I only used it once or twice a year, it always started on the first pull. When it finally died, I thought I upgraded when I got a Generac pressure washer. Worked fabulous for one year, then over the next three years I had to remove the carburetor and clean it every time I wanted to use the machine. Finally replaced the carb with an aftermarket one and it works fine. However I'm getting a bit older and pushing a button to start my pressure washer seemed like a good idea and is was. The W300e puts out plenty of pressure to do what I need it to, clean the deck, sidewalks, siding and the like. Not if if it really gets to 3000PSI, but like I said, it's plenty powerful enough for my needs.

So far, I'm pretty happy with it considering the price I paid. My only other comparison was a 3000 psi gas pressure washer that I used to borrow for my father-in-law. That would definitely is more effective on cleaning concrete, but this definitely makes a noticeable improvement. I have to use the 10° nozzle to get the really stubborn things, which of course requires more patience because of the narrow spray, but overall, I think this will serve me well. It Seems to be built well and held up for several hours of use like a champ.

I tried to get the most powerful unit I could find with spending huge money. The epx3500 boast 2500 psi, but I don't think it's pushing that. It works good but wish it had more power. The pros are: small, light, quiet and easy to use, the power tip helps with pressure. Cons: power could be better, cord wrap is awkward and doesn't have a quick release like vacuums, so you have to unwind 35ft of cord. The GFI plug doesn't fit into outdoor outlet boxes, too big. Have to use extension cord or plug inside. Overall I will keep the machine because is does a good enough job and is much easier to handle then my gas pressure washer.

Got the ePX3100 a week ago. My old pressure washer stopped working so I got this one to replace it. Use it mostly to remove road salt from my vehicles. This thing does the job effortlessly. It has wheels that allow it to roll easily. Simple to assemble. Built in tub for detergents as well. Efficiently stores all the attachments onboard so you don't have to hunt them down when you need them.

It's about the size of a 5 gallon bucket, but don't let it fool you it packs a huge punch. I found that this performs just as good if not better as my old Sun Joe. It's easy to connect. It's easy to wheel around and the hoses are the perfect length for anything close by or when you need a little bit of distance. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking to replace or purchase a pressure washer for the first time.

I bought this power washer for cleaning my deck, car and siding. I wanted something that was not too expensive, would only be used 3 or 4 times a year and was easy to store, so the ePX3000 seemed a good choice and it has not disappointed me. It does a very good cleaning job with just the water, alone. It does an excellent job with the built-in soap dispenser, which holds 20 oz. of soap solution (you need a spout to add the soap solution to the soap canister). The manual is well written, has very clear directions on assembly and has excellent tips on the basics oj how to use the washer, which I found very helpful. For storage, unfortunately the unit has to be a heated environment so the pump doesn't get damaged by freezing water. It would have been helpful if the manual had a procedure for draining the water or adding some sort of anti-freeze to the unit so it could be stored outside in a sheltered environment. But this is a small distraction as it does a very good job cleaning and is also extremely portable with its big, 3 inch wheels. Overall, I would rate this washer as a very good value.

I was asked to leave a review prior to much usage to get the extra set of nozzles. I gave it four stars because I have not used it enough for a comprehensive review It was easy to put together and I like the way it provides storage for electric cord and hose. It is also a very manageable size..I am hopeful it is worthy of 5 stars It has one of the best warranties and reviews were positive

I bought this last Friday, it was delivered yesterday (Sunday) and I used it today (Monday). I love the portability. My old power washer was bulky and clumsy. The water leaked all over the place. The Westinghouse power washer fit together easily and I was off and running. It knocked of the mold off the house without using soap. The only draw back, I wish I had a few more nozzle selections. Other than that, great value and worked like I had hoped.