Bought this a couple of weeks ago and used it around the house for cleaning the vinyl siding and concrete patio. Worked nicely. I like the convenience of the electric start. My track record with gas engines is not the best and wanted to get away from fuel and carburetor issues. This unit should be fine for most of my needs although it's doubtful that it actually achieves 3400 psi. It will not be sufficient for cleaning second story siding, but overall I am pleased.

Just bought this to replace an old seized up gas pressure washer I had. Decided to try out an electric model this time around to avoid dealing with fuel and maintenance involved with the gas models. Doesn't provide the same output as a gas model but does what I need it to do. Wash cars, patio furniture and concrete around the house.

I bought the WPX3400e a week ago. As soon as it arrived we unboxed it, put it together and got to work. Our house and driveway have been in desperate need of a clean. We didn't want to spend the money to have a business come pressure wash, why not invest in the unit itself? It's worth it. It was completely effortless to use the system, switch the nozzles, and clean what we needed to. Our house didn't even look this new when we purchased it over two years ago!

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.

Easy storage of all accessories so no worries of lost fittings nor connections. Maneuvers with ease with adequate length of power source and hose. Only draw back is the unit shipped does require some assembly and it is heavy (very well built) so if you are a light weight like me you may need assistance with lifting.

I purchased this to pressure wash my driveway and sidewalks. I'm totally pleased with the results. The pressure washer performed perfectly and due to its pressure and efficiency I completed the task in record time. They look so much better. I highly recommend this pressure washer.

--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 bought this a few weeks ago to pressure wash my decks and walking paths. Works great and practically no maintenance. Will pay for itself in probably 1-2 years over paying someone else to do the work. Noise level is OK, but would like it to be quieter. It should come standard with a 40 deg nozzle, but the 25 deg nozzle won't do damage as long as you're careful to keep the lance at an appropriate distance from the target surface. Overall, it's the most powerful electric pressure washer on the market and therefore one of the best you can buy if you don't want to deal with maintaining a gas engine.

In the past I have borrowed a Husqvarna PW2000 from a friend. I have found this Westinghouse model has more pressure. It is more compact and easier to maneuver, The Husqvarna has a single larger head (about the size of an auto oil filter) that rotates between nozzle settings. That is more convenient, but the weight of the head makes it more difficult/unbalanced to manage. The nozzles on the Westinghouse model are very easy to change, and the weight of the wand is very comfortable. The nozzles are stored on the unit, and easy to identify. The nozzles on the Husqvarna are stored on the wand, and I think more prone to getting lost. Power cord/water feed hoses on the Westinghouse are stored very easily. Any electrical cord or hose has a 'memory', so I recommend completely unwinding both before using, to avoid 'kinks'. The soap canister is better located than on the Husqvarna, but the fill cap is located such that a funnel with a flexible neck will be needed to fill it, particularly if your premixing soap and water. The Husqvarna has a folding handle; the Westinghouse does not. My only complaint is the Westinghouse handle feels lighter and looser. However, it still functions well. I'm very pleased with the purchase.

Very good reviews online. Purchased to power wash my dad's vinyl siding. The features were easy to use and move around his property. We ended up washing 4 cars with it and his front steps too. Next will be small projects at my house. Cost effective to purchase and not hire a professional. Before and after pictures included.