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.

I bought this to remove algae, moss, and lichen from a concrete/brick sidewalk, and it did a great job! It was easy to assemble and and surprisingly quiet. I'd initially bought the ePX3100, but I didn't care for the plastic wheels or the fact that the soap tank was not removable. This model is slightly less powerful, but fine for my purposes.

I have a gasoline powered pressure washer that works great for really large jobs. But what about those smaller jobs you just want to get done quickly. The WestinghouseePX3100v is perfect. Quick to set up, get started and it cleans really great. I can be through with a smaller job in the time it would take me to fill the gas powered cleaner with gas and get it started. I'm not sorry I bought the new smaller compact efficient Westinghouse pressure washer.

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.

You may need a gasoline powered pressure washer if you can't be tethered to an electrical cord, or need over 3,000psi or 2+ GPM. Otherwise, get this one. Small, light weight, quiet enough, powerful enough for smaller jobs around the house. The electrical cord is quite long, good thing since they caution against using an extension cord. I have lower pressure village water supply, so the garden hose isn't strong enough to wash down the concrete patio. But this pressure washer does just fine. And with the higher pressure nozzles, it blew most of the tar off the bricks that the builder slopped up above grade level.

I have had my old electric for 20yrs And its still working.(giving that one away) But wanted something smaller more compact to store in my garage and do the basics like clean my cars, driveway, sidewalk and patio. I have only used it once so far. playing around washing cars. Testing it out. I really like it so far.

After a couple months of research, I chose to purchase this Westinghouse Pressure Washer. I'm 68 years old and this is my first one. After cleaning 25 years worth of dirt, mold and algae, from my large deck, I am so pleased with this product. It did the job fast and easy. The green tip worked the best. To my surprise the treated decking looks like brand new. Assembly was simple with no tools required. This machine has solid brass fittings for water hose. Fit and finish is perfect. My deck is huge - about 12 feet x 72 feet. It took about 12 hours. If you are looking for an affordable electric pressure washer, I highly recommend this model.

I bought this pressure washer for several small projects around the house. I didn’t realize that after using it, I’d add more projects to my list! I am officially obsessed with power washing. I’ve used it to strip paint, clean my driveway, clean siding - the uses are endless. This product is amazing; tremendous value for the quality. I’d highly recommend it to any homeowner.

I wasn’t sure that this 2000 PSI pressure washer would be up to cleaning the pavers on my 16’ by 30’ patio, but it was! They hadn’t been cleaned in over a year and were very dirty, so I had to use the 15 degree nozzle and get within a few inches of the pavers to blast away the dirt in 2” wide strips. It took three, 90-minute sessions to complete the job, but they look like new now. It’s quiet for a pressure washer and I had no leaks or problems. As always, the assembly instructions could be better but the drawings show how it goes together and it’s really quite easy.

I bought this pressure washer for simple cleaning projects around the house. This product and its attachments has proven to be very useful, allowing for the gentle cleaning of windows and the car as well as being powerful enough to clean the driveway, paver patio and prep the house for paint.