Bought this about a month ago for use with my spring cleaning projects. Assembly with simple and instructions were straight forward. Components look to be well made. Have not used it yet, but looking forward to powering through some dirty surfaces. Hope to follow up later in Spring after I use it.

I had a gasoline powered pressure washer for years. Each year the winter storage took a small toll until it began to run erratically and leak water. I decided to try an electric model. I couldn't be happier. It's quiet, no gas fumes, and starts and stops when you depress or release the handle. It seems that perhaps it's a bit overrated in pressure but it completes every task around the house.

I purchased this to replace an electric pressure washer that I had purchased a few years ago. I was unaware that the actual psi was not the stated psi so I needed to upgrade. This is a good for homeowner use pressure washer. I found it to be sufficient for my needs.

I just purchased this pressure washer, and am very happy with how easy the assembly was as well as the ergonomic design. The washer is simple to operate, and it is definitely a major improvement over a garden hose pressure nozzle. Glad I bought it.

--Assembly instructions were complete, clear and in correct English (refreshing) --Unit seems to work well but I was surprised as to how noisy it is, especially when compared to some of the --although smaller-- electrical power washers folks in my neighborhood are using. --Although I read the manual several times, I have not --yet-- discovered how to release pressure from the water intake after switching off the unit. Triggering the discharge only takes pressure off of the output site, but full pressure remains on the water intake side. As a consequence, I have to slowly bleed pressure from either side of the water hose connection, which is a wet and unpleasant task. I might not have discovered the correct way to do this, but as said, reconsulting the manual several times did not help. I looked for a pressure relief valve, but did not see one. --The manual says nothing about storing the unit other than tilting it to let water out and not storing it in an excessively hot place. It does mention 'pump protector' but it does not say what that is, what it is for or when to use it. Before winter storage? After each use? When storing for longer periods of time? ???

I just got this electric 3200 PSI pressure washer and I am so happy I switched from my old gas washer. I use it with what I call my hover washer to clean my long and wide driveway and my pavers. With the added soap dispenser I have cleaned my car and will use on my vinyl fence. Sorry I waited so long to switch.

I was looking for a PW that could do a little bit of everything. This one definitely fits the bill. The WPX3200 works perfectly for washing cars and the routine house maintenance. With so many PW out there it is hard to decide which one to buy. They all have their pros and cons just like any item. Do your research and I am sure you will come to the same conclusion that I did. The value that this PW provides and the performance will make you smile.

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.

Very happy with the performance with this electric pressure washer. It was easy to setup and has all the attachments on the machine. No issues with using surface cleaner which made cleaning much quicker. Also purchased the 50' hose for better reach. Would have been nice if you could have attached the 25' and 50' together.

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.