My gas Ryobi 3200 PSI went out after 10+ years, so I thought I would try electric. I wanted to get something powerful and a decent GPM I had my eye on this one as it claim 3400 PSI with 2GPM. It is not anywhere near the claim. I had bough it a few months ago, and today was the first time I used it. It was quite underwhelming. For a 3400 PSI claim it did not perform anywhere close to my old Ryobi 3200. I already have multiple attachments I had bough for my old unit, and the Westinghouse can barely make them function. My 3200 PSI would lift my driveway attachment like a hover boat. Westinghouse 3400 lifts nothing, I have to drag it and it get stuck if I try to push it. for the price and claims, it is a very weak unit. It will never make me think electric again. Ill take a refund if they offered it. I would much rather have gas after this experience.

This is my first electric pressure washer. I've always owned only gas-powered ones in the past. I love how dead simple this is to use vs a gasoline engine AND the pressure and flow are adequate for residential use and then some. Go ahead and buy this pressure washer, it is a first-rate product.

Unit works as described. Came with all of the nozzles, spray gun, hose, etc. I am not sure that it is producing a full 3400 psi, but it does have good pressure when spraying vinyl siding. I purchased this unit because it has the better, brushless, electric motor.

Purchased one month ago and it did a nice job on a long masonry retaining wall, plenty of power. I've had a variety of gas-powered tools over the years and problems with startup were not uncommon. It's a pleasure to flip the start switch and have the confidence that this machine will start right up.

Worked gret my first year but when I pulled it out this spring it kept tripping the circut breaker. This is a problem for two reasons: first it should not be malfunctioning at all after one year of light use, and second it should have tripped its built in gfi before tripping a breaker. Otherwise I really liked this product. It was much easier to use than a gs powered model and quieter. It provided ample power for all my needs. But i do not want to buy a new power washer every year.

I purchased this pressure washer for two reasons. It was highly rated and it looked like a compact design. I got it out today to clean my back patio and it performed perfectly. I used a bleach and water mix first and all the green came off. I'm looking forward to using it on my driveway with the spinning head attachment that just arrived.

Here's the assertive version of the text you provided: After dealing with the noise, pollution, and maintenance of my Honda gas pressure washer for years, I made a bold decision to switch to the WPX3400e electric power washer and I am confident that I made the right choice. The benefits of the electric option were crystal clear to me. It's plug-and-play and offers the added convenience of being lightweight and easy to move up the deck stairs with its large cart-style wheels. The Westinghouse power washer exceeded my expectations and I am extremely pleased with my purchase. After using it to wash my house, deck, and patio pavers over the past week, I can confidently say that I will never go back to a gas pressure washer again.

I bought a gas Craftsman gas powered pressure washer first and it was sooo heavy and clunky to use. It literally had a small leak and I took it back to the store. While I was was contemplating buying another, I met a nice young man who told me he bought another electric one. I'm so glad I bought it. I've cleaned my patio, patio furniture, house & gutters. Then I've cleaned my garage and driveway too. Works like a well oiled machine!!! Love it, thanks.

I bought this power washer mainly for cleaning the deck area around our pool. Since then I have used it to wash our deck and a pergola. All the winter dirt comes off easily. I also like the fact it has large wheels which make it easy for me to use.

Recently bought and happy I did. Previous power washer died on me after a few years and bought this to replace it. Like that it's got a little more power and seems to be a sturdier machine. Don't use it for anything crazy...just normal household use. Plenty of pressure for the jobs I need to complete.