Received the pressure washer WPX3000e yesterday; assembled and tested today. Well engineered with substantial materials. Fun to put together. No soap available, but worked as described on decorative flag stones. Will try on our Trex deck when the soap arrives. All good so far.

I bought this device two weeks ago to refurbish my wooden outdoor stairs. I have owned several small pressure washes over the past 20+ years and was disappointed with several of them that claimed to have a pump auto-shutoff feature when the water pressure enable lever was released, and later failed to deliver on the claim. So far, this device works precisely as promised. The only disappointment that I have is that the assembly bolts passing through the support frame are already dripping rusty water onto the floor if the washer is tilted back and then back upright. I will have to keep a pad under the device to keep from dripping on the floor. Otherwise, the pressure washer seems to work as advertised. It is not the most powerful washer that I have owned but is appropriate for my primary task.

not bad easy to assemble, plastic bag was ripped open all hardwear scattered in box all accounted for Good job on taping up box ( no lost hardware) works good, it did stop a couple of times in the first 5 min. then it seem to run fine after that. Good layout for the hose and power cord.

I bought this unit 1 week ago. I assembled and used it for the first time today (6-9-26). This is so much easier than my gas powered unit and I don't have to deal with gas and oil. The unit is light and easy to manage. It does produce a high pressure stream that does a wonderful job on house siding and concrete. I recommend this unit as a replacement for your gas powered units.

Used for four continuous hours to power wash a patio. Easy to move and use, and the machine did a great job. The only issue we had was the turbo nozzle only worked for about 15 minutes, and then begin oscillating in an inconsistent pattern and I couldn't use it anymore.

I was looking for a more powerful pressure washer than the one I had. I read reviews and decided on the Westinghouse 3000 PSI pressure washer. Unit was very easy to set and I liked the variety of nozzles. I used on cleaning the pool area and it worked great. The length of the electric cord and high pressure hose were shorter on my old unit, making this one so much easier to use.

Arrived with minor damage to blue plastic cross panel and trigger gun handle. Unit works but not a strong as I had expected. Had trouble removing moss from concrete steps with 25degree nozzle. Not very loud when motor is running which is nice. Power cord is nice and flexible. The high pressure hose is stiff plastic, feels cheap, and wants to curl up into its original shape.

I have power washed my small deck by my above ground pool, and about 16 outdoor chairs and a table since I purchased this 4 days ago. I am pleased with the results. I previously had a 3100 PSI gas/oil power washer (Heavier and more difficult to maneuver around) that sprung a leak. I like the fact that there is no gas or oil involved, and no problem with starting an electric power washer. At this early time, very pleased with the product.

I bought this 2 days ago. Just received it yesterday. Assembled it today making sure all parts were there. Assembly was easy. I took it outside and tested everything but the soap tank so far. Hose. nozzles, and ground fault are all working at this time. Will be doing a cleaning project in next several days to give it a real test. I like the set up with the cart style and a place to store all the tools. Easy to move around.

Bought this item in June 2025, received July 3. Used it a couple times before the weather got too cold. Brought it back out this spring. Used it a couple times to wash the boat and atvs. Used it last Friday to pressure wash a section of the house and it was working fine. Went to finish pressure washing the house two days ago and it wouldn't turn on. Went tested the breaker, the outlet, and tried resetting the cord. Nothing worked. Hopefully, the warranty is worth something and it gets fixed. Now, as far as quality of the machine, it is NOT comparable to the gas powered equivalent. The hose seems to always have air in it and it bogs down. The cleaning power is not good. It is good for cleaning a vehicle or siding on a house, but not concrete or tougher jobs like that. I recommend you getting the gas powered machine…however, we did switch to electric, because the gas powered one exploded. Maybe Westinghouse only makes a product that has roughly a year life span.