Replaced a 20 year old gas powered pressure washer. Has at least 3 times the cleaning power and 4 times faster than the older machine. Light weight. Easy to move. I like that the motor only runs when spray is in use. Loud, but not nearly as much as others I've used. The old machine died in the middle of preparing my concrete driveway for resealing. I know this new machine would have saved me days of work if I had it sooner.

I bought this for some basic home maintenance (cleaning siding, patios, grilles, cars, etc) and it works great! Definitely not the professional grade machine that the pros use in all of our favorite pressure washing videos but it works great for the casual user!

I got the ePX3100v for a gift, (at my request). I unboxed it and assembled in just a few minutes after reading the manual. From the start, I knew I had a winner, it was exactly what I needed. Light weight, portable, and effective. I removed moss from my concrete instantly. It brightened up the concrete several shades. (even though we keep it blown off weekly). I have a list of projects I want to accomplish but my first was washing my front porch and steps. I enjoyed it as it was effortless. In the following photo I was using the 15 deg. nozzle. The hose length was perfect and the electrical cord was more than sufficient.

just got it washed my house/mold be gone-washed motorcycle, car, rider mower. does it all. the size of unit is compact should be sold as such. got the 50ft hose add to 20 ft now 70 ft. that way I only need a 10ft water hose to mess with.(note need m22 connector to attach the hoses}

I’ve used the washer only twice so far. Heavier use is forthcoming this season, I’ll write a follow-up review if things go bad. Initially I like this washer much more than my old washer. Connections were easy, psi seemed good, the foam canon was OK. My only critique at this time would be the lack of an available rack or handle or device to wind and store the power cord. Pretty sure Westinghouse could think of something.

I bought the unit ePX3100 in November 2024. I do not write immediate reviews after putting the product into use and observe the pros and cons. The installation was relatively easy but the directions need some attention from the vendor to make it a bit less confusing and easy to follow eliminating guess. The unit is easy to hook to the water source and turns on nicely. The tips take some time to get familiar with, this is due to me since this is the first pressure washer I owned. It is powerful and washes and removes dirt without any effort. I also purchased a separate foam unit and I do not use the one on the unit. Overall, it is a good purchase and it does what it does. The power cord is long enough for me and it is also easy maneuver around. The compact size is appealing feature. The tools are easy to store around.

I bought this power washer to clean my vinyl fence. Did an excellent job. I have other electric power washers husqvarna 2200 and Ryobi 3000. For my use it performed as well as the others. Only suggestion is a longer hose. I may have to add just for ease of use in my yard.

The ePX3030 electric power washer was extremely easy to put together. Only 4 Phillips head screws and 5 snap in parts. The machine is fairly quiet for it's power. The included spray nozzles are great for the car and patio. A real bargain for a product that does a great job.Bob

Bought this last month for light duty around the house but didn't start using it until this month because of the weather. So far it seams to be working very well and I am glad I purchased it. The only thing I would add is to read the instructions carefully and to use the correct nozzle for the job.

Light weight and easy to move around the house. Power cord and water hose are plenty long to cover a lot of ground quickly. PSI is adequate for most small to medium jobs. Don't expect to blast away stains on concrete. Also, the job might take a bit longer than you think.