This electric pressure washer is small but mighty. It has a decent length power cord and hose. I do wish the part of the power cord that goes into the outlet was smaller due to my outside outlets having protective covers. It is difficult to get it to stay plugged in with the covers as the covers prohibit me from me pushing it all the way into the wall. I ended up plugging the pressure washer in through my garage where there are no covers. I will have to make adjustments to my outside plugs if I decide to use it to wash my house with it. I have only used the pressure washer to wash off my back patio thus far. The bonus Turbo nozzle was perfect for this. I attached a picture of my patio midway through cleaning where you can see the before and after. I may consider getting the surface cleaner in the future to reduce the cleaning time. I plan to also use it on my vehicles with a foam cannon attachment as well.

This did a good job in removing mold. The pressure coming out was quite good. It is small and easy to carry around with all its pieces attached to it. Instructions say to not use an extension cord because it causes a voltage drop. It would be good if they could provide or give specs for an extension cord that would be okay to use or provide a longer pressure hose or an adapter to allow another one to be connected to the provided one.

I purchased end of last year so until March I was able to test it in the Spring. 1. The build quality is absolutely solid, compared to other random Amazon brands or Ryobi I borrowed from my neighbor. 2. The size is compact, was skeptical in the beginning about the power due to its tiny apparent, but it proved me wrong. 3. PSI is meeting expectation, I don't have pressure gauge but I can tell it is no less than 2000 PSI. 4. A little bit inconvenient to fill the soap, I was trying to pull off the soap tank but it seemed not possible. So you will have to tilt the washer to add detergent. Hopefully it was looking good, hopefully it lasts.

Worked well for my residential needs, cleaning screened porch, house, car. Haven't tried concrete drive yet but don't foresee a problem. I thought it was quieter. It did lose prime once so I will keep an eye on it. Used for five hours continuously and no other problems.

We’ve been borrowing our son’s pressure washer for several years, now. The pressure washer worked fine but the borrowing part introduced its own little problems. So, we went looking for one with similar specifications. The ePX3500 fit the bill. Little did I know how compact, maneuverable and lightweight it could be. It arrived well packed in an all cardboard container. Included instruction manual makes assembly a snap…literally. The 35’ electrical cord and 25’ high-pressure gives an unbelievably long reach for such a compact unit. And, for once the designers provided hangers big enough to accommodate the cord a hose. I like, too, the gun, lance and nozzle holsters/caddies; a place for everything and everything in its place! It’s important to know the unit comes with a 3-year warranty for residential users.

I bought this pressure washer primarily for light duty tasks: cleaning the patio, deck, washing car, etc. Pros: Very quiet, runs only when trigger is pulled. Power is appropriate for the tasks above. Very lightweight, and low center of gravity does indeed make it more stable. It will clean stained/dirty concrete with the most focused nozzle. In terms of car washing, I would say it’s pretty comparable to a standard self-serve car wash sprayer. It doesn’t push as much water, but does clean caked-on dirt. I’m happy with the overall power. Cons: the hose is really crappy. Very stiff plastic, tough to uncoil. Self-tangles if you aren’t watching it. I bought the washer to use during winter/salt season, so I’ll come back to update my review once I’ve used it in colder temps. If there were a more flexible hose available, I’d get that in a heartbeat. The other major con is that the soap tank doesn’t feed soap very well, even with the matching soap nozzle on the gun. Sudsy water only came out briefly before the water stream turned clear. I use a soap gun adapter on the pressure washer, so this is not that big a deal to me. This unit is a pretty good value if you can live with its quirks. Fix the hose, and it’s at least another half star higher.

I bought this about a month ago and have used it once. The one thing that I believe should be done by the manufacturer for future similar products is to have a handle that extends high enough for someone to be able to pull the pressure washer. The handle is only about 21 inches off of the ground so you either have to bend over significantly to roll the device or you have to pick it up and carry it.

Female, age 74; user of all tools. This describes me. This was so easy to assemble and so powerful. it replaced a different unit which i used maybe a dozen times and then it broke! I thought it was powerful and it was - until this beast came to me. It ran circles around the other unit - literally! I cleaned the driveway and the sidewalk with very little effort and enjoyed every minute of the work - Thank you Westinghouse!

I bought this unit a week ago and have used it to wash my front steps, cars, and siding already. It is exactly the right size unit to accomplish those medium duty tasks around the house. If the unit was any stronger I would be worried about damaging those surfaces. It's a great little unit and I like that the machine turns off when you release the trigger instead of continuously expelling water from the wand. Use Teflon tape when making connections and you'll have zero leaks.

This pressure worked great for both our patio and our siding. There are a couple of challenges with the design you should be aware of. The soap dispenser is challenging to fill. Also you can't select whether or not to use the soap, except by no filling the soap dispenser. If it's in the dispenser you're using it. Last thing, the cord wrap and nozzle holders on the sides slide up into the machine, so when you push thing down into them they tend to pop off. We had to glue ours in. Beyond those challenges, I love it. It's easy to use, rolls along smoothly, isn't too heavy and cleans well.