I am a small 70-year-old female that bought this to power wash my front sidewalk. I enjoy doing my own house maintenance and this power washer made it a breeze. It is simple to set up, including connecting to the water source, do the job, and un-connect/get ready to go back to the garage. I had a different brand power washer previously, which was a problem to use, so I do have a basis for comparison. This one is hands-down a great machine and I am pleased with my purchase.

I bought this 2 weeks ago to power wash my deck before retaining. I used it for slightly less than 2 hours and am pleased with the effectiveness in cleaning the deck. I did not find the soap dispensing system to work very well and had better luck using a 2 gallon hand pump sprayer to apply soap to the deck. The pressure sprayer was very effective in cleaning the deck. I used the 25 degree nozzle which may the spray gun easy to direct and control. I found this unit lighter weight, easier to move about the deck and manipulate the spray gun, and cleaned every bit as effective as my previous gas engine powered power washer.

Great power washer but the only thing that it would need is a nozzle between the small angle and medium angle. Medium angle gives too little power to clean wooden and stone surfaces and the small angle is great for that but takes a long time due to smaller angle.

Great product! Purchased about a year ago to pressure wash the house. Then wife took over washing anything and everything. Unsure how many hrs it has been working between cars, yard furniture and????? Great pieceof equipment!! My only con would be a bigber bottle/container for soap. The small bottle runs through quickly. 5 of 5 stars. Must buy for basic home use.

Great product! Easy to assamble and to use. Easy access to the visible nozzle compartment to change the potency of the water pressure. The turbo nozzle in particular is great as it delivers great power and cover more areas. Got this product to clean my wooden fence and so far so good.

I really like the portable setup of the pressure washer. The electric cord, hose and wand can be conveniently stowed. We bought the pressure washer to, among other things, power wash our concrete driveway. Assembly was easy except that the six screws, four to mount the hose retainer (which also holds the nozzles) and two to mount the trigger handle holster, were too fat. As I attempted to hand screw them into the plastic receiver pockets, it was obvious that the plastic "tubes" were changing color showing stress. The screws were very hard to turn. I was afraid the plastic receiver pockets on the back of the hose retainer panel were going to break. My solution was the drill out the blue plastic receiver pockets one drill size bigger. That was only 1/64" larger but made all the difference. I didn't want to go to the hardware store to look buy better fit screws. Maybe all would have been fine but I didn't want to take the chance. Mechanically the pressure washer works great. Evidently, I should have bought a more powerful unit for cleaning the driveway. The unit will do the job but will take longer than anticipated.

I bought a Westinghouse electric pressure washer because of the great the great experience I have with one of their generators. Easy to assemble and had decent pressure for an electric powered washer. I had a 30 year old gas powered Craftsman that worked great, and even though I only used it once or twice a year, it always started on the first pull. When it finally died, I thought I upgraded when I got a Generac pressure washer. Worked fabulous for one year, then over the next three years I had to remove the carburetor and clean it every time I wanted to use the machine. Finally replaced the carb with an aftermarket one and it works fine. However I'm getting a bit older and pushing a button to start my pressure washer seemed like a good idea and is was. The W300e puts out plenty of pressure to do what I need it to, clean the deck, sidewalks, siding and the like. Not if if it really gets to 3000PSI, but like I said, it's plenty powerful enough for my needs.

I bought this pressure based on reviews that I have read. Very quick and easy assembly. Only needed a Phillips screwdriver, and safety glasses, of course. I bought this to use around the house and to clean my pontoon. I am very pleased with the purchase and would recommend.

Quality pressure washer. Is a replacement for a power washer I bought just a year ago. The other ran 8 min and stopped. Took 20 min to run 1 min each time. This one does the job. Fairley quiet, especially compared to a gas washer. Easy to assemble all cords long enough to reach all house areas. Cleans well with choice of nozzles.

I previously had a Karcher 200o psi for over 10 years that did a good job, but eventually developed a leak that couldn't be fixed. I looked at a ton of reviews of various pressure washers and decided on the Westinghouse 2300 psi. Overall I am VERY happy with the design and think it's much better than the Karcher its replacing. I like the steel frame over the plastic body of others. It's very lightweight and easy to maneuver. The connectors are solid for the water hoses. The cord and hose storage are perfect.