Tried this as my first electric unit after having a 3000Psi gas engine unit for 10 years from other manufacturer. The engine finally died. This unit was quick to assemble and very compact for storing. I pressured washed part of a driveway and a story and half house with off white concrete siding. The unit did a phenomenal job cleaning. Did not have to wear ear plugs, very quiet running. Also enjoyed the auto stop feature when the pressure gun handle is disengaged. The 0-deg. nozzle and the soap nozzle did not have near the height push my 3000 Psi unit put out. Other than that, I would highly recommend this unit. I hope I can rely on Westinghouse quality to last as long as my previous manufacturers unit.

I bought this pressure washer because it was ideal for cleaning masonry and woodwork around my house. Assembly was not difficult, requiring nothing more than a Phillips head screwdriver. I had no problems following the instructions. The only fault I could find was that the safety lock on the trigger is a little loose and easy to disengage by accident, a minor issue. Otherwise, I am very satisfied with my purchase.

Overall I'm happy with this pressure washer. It's quieter than I expected. It's pretty easy to use. It's not too big. It's relatively convenient. And we've had good results from it as we've used it to wash our concrete patios and our cars. My two complaints are that the pressure is not as high as I expected it to be and there's no way to bypass the soap container. For the pressure, after reading all the warnings in the manual about potential kickback and how it could break glass, I was kind of surprised that even with the highest pressure nozzle, it produced enough pressure, but I never felt like it posed any serious risk of damaging anything. There have been a few cases where I wished it was stronger so I could get stubborn dirt out of concrete, but mostly it's been sufficient. Second, the soap dispenser is in line with the water intake. When you fill it up, the washer will dispense soap until the soap is gone. When I'm done using the soap, there's no way I can tell to just bypass the soap dispenser and start spraying clear water again. I just have to use up whatever soap is left, which means I waste soap if I don't judge exactly how much will be needed at the beginning. That seems like such a serious oversight that I am convinced I must be overlooking something.

I used this machine on my driveway and sidewalks. I also used the Westinghouse surface cleaner with it. The surface cleaner didn't work at all. I used the 15 degree nozzle and it got most of the stain off, but it was a slow, hard slog. I hope the HOA accepts the results. It is quiet; I skipped the ear protectors I had to use with my gas washer.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ WPX3200e Electric Pressure Washer – A Total Game-Changer! I'm seriously impressed with the WPX3200e Electric Pressure Washer—this thing delivers! From the moment I unpacked it, I could tell it was built with quality in mind. The setup was incredibly straightforward, and I had it ready to go in minutes without any tools or hassle. The performance? Outstanding. I used it to wash our entire house siding—top to bottom—and it only took me 2 to 3 hours total. That's how effective and easy it was to use. The pressure is strong and consistent, cutting through years of dirt and buildup without damaging anything. Everything looked brand new afterward! One feature I especially appreciated was the comfortably long pressure hose. I didn't have to keep moving the unit around constantly—it gave me the reach I needed to clean high and low spots without any awkward tugging or stopping. The large wheels made it easy to roll across different surfaces, and the onboard storage for the nozzles and power cord was a nice bonus. The built-in soap tank was also super convenient for larger areas. If you're looking for an electric pressure washer that's powerful, quiet, and easy to use, I highly recommend the WPX3200e. I actually started looking for more things to clean—it's that satisfying!

Replaced my gas powered pressure washer with this electric one. It's much easier to move and lift when necessary. It is much lighter but just as powerful as my previous unit. It's a quality unit made with high end materials. Solid and well made. Worth the price.

Works as well as expected, great. Easy to assemble and move around, good quality, esp. the steel nozzle. Turbo nozzle is a nice bonus for my concrete cleaning needs. Elec. cord stores well, but--only flaw--no good spot to wrap the nozzle hose. Great for cleaning gutters and bricks around patio. Haven't done the car yet, but I'm sure it will be a breeze.

My pressure washer arrived yesterday. I promptly completed the necessary assembly because I was anxious to test the product. It has good pressure and performed great. Very pleased with my purchase and think it was a good choice that will meet my needs.

I did so much research and kept coming back to the gas powered Westinghouse power washer. Then I found the electrical one. I have rented very powerful gas versions and didn't want to buy a product down on power. I didn't. This thing is the real deal. Pull the trigger and buy it, seriously.

Received this 5 days ago (1108/2024) and it definitely does a great job. Easy to use, very effective on our stone sidewalk and deck. However, every time I took pressure off the handle to stop the flow of water it blew a circuit breaker. It happened four times. 5 months ago we had our entire fuse/circuit box upgraded so I knew it wasn't that. In washing the front stone sidewalk I was using an outside outlet then switched to an outlet in the garage. Blew that circuit breaker 2 or 3 times. Ysterday when washing the back Trex deck it blew a completely different breaker. My husband suggested turning the machine off before disengaging the handle which worked great. No circuits were blown. Anyone else having this problem? I spoke with the electrician that upgrade our entire breaker box 5 months ago and he said that its not a fault with the breaker in our box. I may have to return this one and reorder.