Before ordering the WPX3000 electric pressure washer I did a lot of obsessing over gas versus electric. I have owned gas pressure washers in the past and have had good luck with them but this time after reading many reviews on UTUBE and other web sites I decided to try the electric as it was pretty highly recommended. The unit was easy to assemble and comes with a great user manual. It's very ruggedly built and is top quality. While assembling I used some lithium grease on the axles and silicone grease on the O rings during assembly. Will write a more comprehensive review once I've used it.

The price is ok relative to others in the same psi range. But I do caution everyone the advertised PSI of 3000 is not true. I tested it with a pressure gauge and the most I got out of it with the yellow 15 degree nozzle it comes included only gives me a max of 2350psi with a 20amp outlet and the proper water hose. Not even close to 3000 psi was very disappointed with that. The unit it self works fine it is easy to maneuver and use.

Coming from the world of gas for all yard machines, I was very skeptical of having a quick option for a pressure washer, even for small items- washing rugs, cars, light debris, etc. and this (so far) has made me a believer. Easy set up, quick on/off, and has held up and performed for a 2300 psi washer. For light duty, I would absolutely go this route again for quick jobs around the house. Wouldn't recommend thinking you could run large brush/ broom attachments to clean walks or taking care of heavy build up .

I replaced my gas power washer with this electric one due to annual maintenance and weight of the gas power washer. Love that this came with a long power cord, no need to use an extension cord. Also like the nozzles all stored on the unit with easy access. Very powerful and I'm very pleased with the whole unit.

I put this pressure washer together and used it in about 20 minutes. Everything was in the box and fit perfectly. I like the fact that it shuts off after building pressure until you pull the trigger. Pretty quite too. My second Westinghouse product. I also have a small generator. Both tools work great.

Wife loves it. My main dislike is having to fill the soap tank with water to flush the injector and there is no way to empty the soap tank if you don't use it all. The way the soap tank is angled you can't even turn the machine over to empty it. I also don't like the cord storage because it requires stooping which hurts my 81 year old back. I just wrap the cord around the upper part of the handle instead.

I brought this home on a Friday and used it on Saturday (that's the kid in me). I couldn't believe how powerful it really was. (3000psi) It cleaned my cement patio to where it looked like it was just poured. Very easy to use and so much quieter than my old gas power washer. I highly recommend it

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.

I purchased this after the pump on my gas powered washer self destructed. It was rated at 2350 psi. This one cleaned concrete noticeably quicker with the turbo nozzle. No fumes and a lot quieter than my gas washer. First impression is that this washer is great.

This is exactly what I needed for all of my cleaning projects around the house. Multiple provided nozzles deliver the exact pressure for each cleaning chore, however aggressive you want to get with the flow. It was very easy to assemble out of the box, and worked great as soon as I started using it. This is going to make my life a whole lot easier ! Thank You Westinghouse for a great product.