[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A nice feature of this washer is the large gas tank, I pressured washed my house not having to fill the tank but only twice in 7 hours. Nothing worse than to fill gas in the middle of work, this washer is great around the house. I especially like the easy start up and drain hole to change oil as well. Change that oil after 5 hours, a must!! I like the soap dispenser, take the filter off the end of the plastic tube for the full effect of soap spray. I would recommend this product yes 2900 psi is enough pressure to do basic cleaning, with 2.5 gpm...that is important. You will need a commercial strength washer at 7000 psi for stubborn concrete stains.

Easy assembly, started second pull and went straight to work. Cleaned the driveway like nobody's business and was able to switch immediately to cleaning the brake dust off my wife's minivans wheels. Made the floormats look like new in seconds. Two minor issues I had which I've seen others notate in their reviews: 1. Unit would not shut off the first time I used it because one of the crimped connectors came off the back of the rocker switch. Pushed it back on and it's been fine since. 2. The hose hanger appears to be a complete afterthought. It's a wire hanger that doesn't hold the hose well and brings down what is an otherwise really well thought out design. Generac, if you read these - put some effort into that hose hanger and double check those switch connections - other than that this thing is a winner.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wow .... this thing is a beast of a pressure washer that REALLY gets the job done. 10 years worth of neglected patio under a large tree that even bleach wouldn't clean. One use of the ONE WASH and the cement looks like new. Can't wait to try it on the siding. GREAT PRODUCT ... HIGHLY RECOMMEND

I have used the 2000-3100 pressure washer once. It worked great and made fast work of my patio and drive. However, the design and positioning of the starter cord makes it difficult for a right handed person to pull. Also, more force is needed to pull the starter grip than is required with most small engines and it can take several pulls to start even with the coke in use. The addition of one-pull start technology would make it a perfect machine.

I've had my One Wash for 3 years now and it had never taken more than 2 pulls to start it up. And that's after sitting in my tool shed for 9 months. The variable pressure settings are great for different applications around the house. The wand has a comfortable feel and grip. It's the best pressure washer I've ever had or used. I ordered this after seeing it on an infomercial early one morning, something I've never done before.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this pressure washer 2 months ago, and I love it. My neighbor has a Generac pressure washer and I have borrowed it a couple of times and it works great. My company uses Generac generators, and they all run smoothly. I'm on my 3rd tank of gas and love this pressure washer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had the power washer for only a short time...but so far, so good. Assembly was easy...all the parts were there and it started on the first pull. I've used the washer several times and it does what I need and expect it to do. I haven't used the detergent mixer/washer yet, but it will likely get used to clean kayaks, outdoor furniture and cars. I've only used the machine on the highest pressure setting, but I think the lower settings are a good feature.

Purchased this product because I have a 22K Guardian Generac whole house generator that we love. Only recently purchased but have already used it for hours. I have previously owned other pressure washers which have usually been in the $300 price range, so this one comes close but I feel is worth a little extra money. Since I have owned pressure washers for the past 20 years I do feel I know pro's and con's. Pro's of this pressure washer far out weigh any con's. I LOVE where the intake and outflow valves are for the hose and the wand. Located above the frame versus all of mine in the past are located below the frame which means getting down on the ground to attach hoses. Very uncomfortable. The wand hose itself is awesome. Unlike other hoses I have had that kink almost instantly which usually results in it leaking. Nice big wheels to assist in rolling it up or down stairs. All controls easy to reach up front. Comes with plenty of oil to get you started. The attachments work well. The turbo nozzle attachment is amazing and seems to double the psi output. Really blasts away the mold on concrete. The adjustable power levels on the wand are another ingenious invention. My first reaction was that i have used pressure washers all of my life and never thought I needed a power level adjustment on the wand. WOW, was I wrong. The power level for concrete could damage wood if not careful. Switching down to a lower level was great without having to change pressure heads. Only con I have is the hanger for the wand hose is a bit cheesy, but nothing a tie wrap didn;t reinforce.

Got this to clean my sidewalks and driveways. The power broom and turbo nozzle attachments makes an easy job of it. My wife can even use the pressure washer to wash her car. Would highly recommend if you are in the market for a household pressure washer.

Works better than it looks. Great job opportunity for a good industrial designer. Filled tank with 20 oz oil supplied (Specs say 20 oz.capacity.) Dribbled out on garage floor. Should say 18 oz. Power hose hook is annoying. I'll make my own. Hose connections are a long way from easy: Too close together. Starts OK but needs foot rest. I'd rather have a plastic gas tank or window to determine fuel level than the duplicate oil fill.