I purchased this electric pressure washer for various uses around the house like: cleaning vinyl siding, cleaning brick paver patio, cleaning gutters, and washing the cars. I've used a gas pressure washer before and with gas prices the way they are right now and for only needing it for “light” use I went ahead and went with the electric. I've also used an electric pressure washer in the past with less PSI and it worked just fine so I had no anxieties about whether or not it would be enough for what I needed it for.

I bout this a couple weeks ago and finally had a chance to use it this weekend and it works great. It has plenty of power, a long cord and long hose. I used it to clean my patio pavers and back retaining wall where pigeons leave piles. Absolutely love my new pressure washer and it checks all the boxes for me and it's easy to use as well!

Just picked it up today and tried it out. It was easy to assemble the parts and get the pressure washer ready to use. It runs relatively quiet and is easier to use than my previous gas powered pressure washer. It took me a few minutes to get used to the soap dispenser but once I did it worked fine, cleaning siding and a pergola was a snap. I like how the cords and spray tips store. Putting soap in the tank is a bit awkward when using a a large bottle of concentrate - there is not much room between the tank opening and the pump -- tilting the machine back helps.

Unfortunately average at best, problem stemming from lack of pressure to get driveway grime off. Not sure on the actual gpm or pressure as I have other units that aren't Westinghouse that seem to do better with lower gpm and psi. Overall solid quality but lacking in power

I bought this unit three days ago, have not yet used it - it came well packaged with good assembly instructions. Looks like good sturdy components (hosses and connectors) a plus are the holders for the wand, hose and electrical cord. Looking forward to using this for everyday light cleaning task in place of my current gas-powered unit.

Ordered wpxe2700 on may 1st. Put it together. Was worried how flimsy and cheap it seemed to be. Regretted not buying a gas model for the 20th time. But when I started it I was pleased for the most part. Sprayed some vines off of a brick wall. Used it about 5 min and put it in my shed. 5 days later took it to wash the ol ball n chains car, lo and behold , for some reason it won't spray for more than 3 seconds. You can watch the motor spinning slow and slower, slow ,and slower. When you depress the trigger it speeds up for a second and stops. I put it back in the shed disgusted. Few days later I had to wash the car again. Gonna give it another chance. Same thing. Changed nozzles and IT WORKED!!!!! For about 1 minute. Then it shut off and won't even try to do anything. Completely dead. All In all ,it would make a good door stop, or paper weight

I bought this pressure washer mainly for the ease of use because I'm tired of gas PW's always needed a carb clean or a new carb, that's with me using clean fuel, no ethanol. Well, I have to say that I'm impressed with this machine, it's a powerful pressure washer, honestly not like my gas (3200psi), but not far off. I just did the entire front of my house, the driveway, walkways and house siding and soffits. I used all nozzles except for the 0 and the soap, worked like a champ. I also used a surface cleaner on the flat surfaces, and again, it wasn't quite as easy as my gas PW, but not far off, I just went a little slower and it did a good job and my concrete was dirty, couple years of no cleaning. Outside of the concrete which I could see maybe using the gas from time to time, everything else would easily be handled by the Westinghouse WPX3400e, I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good pressure washer for home, and looking for something much more maintenance friendly. The house was okay, not great as others mentioned, but I didn't have issues with it linking up on me, just to short, so I bought a 50' McKillan's hose but haven't used it yet, should make this setup even nicer, plus it will keep the unit further away from me spraying. I can't talk for the longevity yet, but it off the box it ran great, and as other people mentioned, I love that it shuts off when you release the trigger. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this purchase, should save me a ton of time pressure washing and fewer headaches and sore shoulders every year. Lol

This Westinghouse WPX2300e pressure washer has been working out great for washing our cars, cleaning up the house sliding and taking care of the dirt and grime that builds up on our lawn tractor. It's been working great, definitely worth the purchase!

I was skeptical to buy an electric pressure washer but I am no longer. This machine does the job and more. I like the versatility it can do from washing concrete to windows and cars. No very clunky, good cable management and easy to assemble. It works great and for the price it's a great deal.

Just purchased this wonderful little power washer for home use. Did some early spring cleaning, washed down the decking of my screened in porch and all of my poly outdoor furniture. Works wonderfully. The cords didn't get all tangled like the smaller I used previously. So easy to assemble, use and put away. Love it!