I bought this to clean a flagstone walk and outside windows. I preferred this to the no-tip, multi-wheeled model (at the same price)for its compactness and ease of moving. Easy to assemble, clear instructions. An initial test of all the nozzles, selectively, on a car, cement driveway and portion of flagstone, without detergent met my expectations. The accessory surface washer will save a lot of time on the flagstone, though will need to go over the areas with a turbo to get the low spots in the stones. Attaching the different nozzles or surface cleaner is quite easy once you get the hang of it. So far, I'm quite satisfied.

The assembly was easy. To operate, I simply needed to connect the garden hose and sprayer hose and plug it in. The washer delivered excellent pressure and the sprayer was easy to use. I used it to clean off an old set of wooden steps and some siding. I highly recommend this pressure washer.

I had a 1700 PSI pressure washer and it was good for nothing. This one is 3000 PSI max and does my cement areas, brick patio, shed and washes the side of my stucco home perfectly. I am not intimidated to use it and it is pretty light weight. The only thing that could be better is if the water cable would unfurl easier (it came circled pretty tightly and it is difficult to train it to do larger loops.

So far, everything seems to be operating as expected. I just purchased it yesterday, and ran it today for about 15 minutes just to verify it works. Everything hooked up and ran very nice; I've yet to try the soap feature, but I don't think that it will be any problem.

This is a great machine after I bought a soap/detergent dispenser that goes on the wand. Every recommended use of a power washer I have seen says to soap with low pressure and then rinse with high pressure. If you use the soap reservoir on the machine you can't go back and forth from soaping to rinsing quickly. That didn't work for me.

I WALK DOWN THE SIDEWALK TO GET THE MAIL ... WHEN I TURN AROUND ... WOW, THAT SIDEWALK SPARKLES! I CONTINUE TO THE MAILBOX ... I MUSE ... WHO THREW MUD ON MY MAILBOX ... SWISH, SWISH, NO MORE MUD, JUST SHINNY WET PLASTIC ... GLAD I TOOK THE MAIL OUT FIRST!

Bought this a week ago and had a chance to get a first use in on it this weekend. It's a bit different than my gas Kartcher washer, primarily in water volume, but you can scale back your target and take smaller bites and it does well. Love the turbo nozzle and happy the soap dispenser works well!! (Soap dispenser on my other one lasted about a month I think making it more or less a power rinser instead!) With the easy setup, I think I'll be using this for the smaller jobs A LOT!!

Purchased in June and lightly used since, it has stopped working. Pulling the trigger produces a short spurt of pressurized water that quickly falls off and stops. The motor runs until "locked rotor" and then blows the fuse on a dedicated 20A circuit. I've spent more time checking all the usual suspects than I have washing anything. Now I have to go through the warranty repair/replace process. I just wanted a reliable little pressure washer and, instead, I got this.

Review required upon registration, so I can only state that the unit went together easily, appears to be of high quality and has a slick, clear and detailed manual. I appreciate the handy storage for both the electric cord and water hose as well as the top-mounted power switch and front attachments. The wand has a secure holder as well. No need to switch between detergent and regular wash...it senses the mode automatically. The turbo attachment is a plus. I'll let you know more after I've used it a few times.

A real upgrade from my Ryobi 2000. I was cleaning my driveway using a surface cleaner and my Ryobi would shut off after around 30 min and I couldn't get it to work again until it cooled off. I didn't know Westinghouse made a pressure washer but I really like this one. It's a lot easier to move around and I can tell it's quite a bit more powerful.