This is my first electric power washer and am very much impressed. First, being that it’s on 4 wheels makes it smooth to move around the area in which I’m working. Next, the power cord, THANK MY LUCKY STARS it’s more then 4 ft. The fact that it’s 35 gives me plenty of flexibility and not having to worry about an extension cord. Finally, all nozzles do their job well and my house as well as sidewalks look brand new. Thank you Westinghouse. Oh and did I mention that most of not all of this product comes from within the USA!!!

This is a great unit. Compact with everything needed to do various jobs around the home. Lightweight, easy to move around and use. I've used gas powered models, which are heavy and noisy and other electric ones that don't roll and are noisier. Very happy with my purchase.

The ePX3100 pressure washer is small and light weight with plenty of power to remove stains, dirt and mildew from your concrete (stamped and painted without removing paint!!!) driveway and walkways. Great also for lawn furniture, bird baths and fenced yards... Next job to take on will be the roof eaves and soffit around the house. Easy to use and manage for any job around the house and is truly worth the money!

My previous pressure washer, sporadically used, sat outside under the eaves for a few months. Upon trying to use it, it was stone dead. I diagnosed a GFCI failure, replaced it, and the unit powered up but there was only unpressureized output. At this point I decided to replace it. Research into reasonably-affordable pressure washers led me to this unit. I was surprised to find that Westinghouse made units such as this. In the days before computers, my father worked for Westinghouse designing blades for the huge steam turbines that power electric generation plants. I pictured the company as only dealing with huge industrial machines, so this was quite unexpected. The unit came well packaged in a very substantial carton. Assembly was simple, mostly entailing sliding various plastic pieces together. The instructions were somewhat on the skimpy side for someone unfamiliar with the unit; I would have appreciated a little more detail. I found a video online showing the process, so that plus the instructions was fine. A couple of the pieces were a bit balky to install, so a spritz of silicon spray easily solved the issue. The unit is delightfully small, even with the stabilizing outrigger wheels. I've used it a couple times, first to blast some moss or algae mysteriously growing on my aluminum shake roof, and then to rinse off some large windows. I haven't tried the soap blending facility yet; that would presumably do a better job on the winows. And I blasted a surprising amount of dirt from my sliding patio door tracks. The manual didn't identify the various colored nozzles. They had raised plastic numbers that these aging eyes couldn't discern. I took a picture and enlarged it, enabling me to learn the values. I wrote R G and Y in the manual next to the listed angle values. Then I noticed that the warranty request card had the values listed. Oh well. Both the electrical cord and the output hose are impressively long. I'm very happy with the Westinghouse unit. A couple minor gripes if I might: 1. The output hose is rather platic like and kinks easily. My old unit had a rubber hose and if by some miracle the connections are identical, I'll replace the Westinghouse hose. 2. They apparently expect users to unscrew the 14" lance from the trigger unit to store in the two receptacles on the machine's side. As one unit, it isn't well supported in the much shorter vertical space available. I don't like that. 3. There's no drain on the soap tank, unlike my old unit. When I use that feature, I'll have to either invert the machine or purchase a turkey baster. These are not big complaints. Based on my early experiences with the 3500, I can recommend it to anyone needing a non-nuclear household pressure washer.

As soon as I started to put things together I knew it was a great product. The attention to detail, the parts that attach to the main piece is all for our convenience. Then it came to actually using it and it was solid. I bought it to clean my house and driveway and I have zero complaints.

Just got my EPX3100V pressure washer today. I hooked it up and turned it on and did a small test on my fence. I actually bought this for washing my cars. This little guy seems to have just the right pressure for that job. I can't wait to do my first car wash with it. Sure can't beat it for the price.

I wanted a new pressure washer for medium duty jobs and this one fit the bill. Much easier than pulling out my larger gas pressure washer, this does the job and the some. Long power cord, ample length hose, very happy and the on board soap container is a plus.

I have really enjoyed my electric pressure washer. I used it with a cleaning solution to clean my patio paver bricks, that had 18 years dirt embedded in them, and it did an excellent job. My pavers look as they did when put down. Using a cleaning solution is key to using any pressure washer.

First time using it. I bought it to spray off the white build up on my retaining wall. It got some off, but I'll need to do it again. I may have to use a soap. I didn't want too since I have plants, but I may not have a choice. I did like it for washing my car and spraying off my white stucco. Overall, I think it's good and easy to use.

Just got it was putting it together. Noticed that couple of things are the opposite what they should be and then there was I guess for the power cord there was one piece and there was only one place that would fit was on the bottom on the machine, but nowhere in the directions did it show where it went so I have figured it out on my own. Let you know later about how it works.