WestinghouseePX3500 Electric Pressure Washer, 2500 Max PSI 1.76 Max GPM with Anti-Tipping Technology, Onboard Soap Tank, Pro-Style Steel Wand, 5-Nozzle Set, for Cars/Fences/Driveways/Home/Patios

I fired this up out of the box and have to say I was dubious at first but I am impressed. I owned Campbell Hausfeld gas powered power washer for 20 years that was still working when I gave it to Goodwill because it was just too hard to start at this stage of my life. It was rated at 2,200 psi compared to this one rated at 2,500. Relative to pressure either this one is over rated or my other was under rated as I can get closer to wood with this one without cutting into the grain. That said, that's the only "knock" I can give it. I was shocked and pleasantly surprised when I opened the box and saw how tiny it is in comparison; storage will be a breeze. I used it out of the box to strip about 600 sq. ft. of cedar siding on my shop and it worked flawlessly. Very quiet to operate. I noticed some of the negative reviews poo-poohed the cord length and the cavitation when using an extension cord. Between the 25' hose and the 25' electric cord I can't imagine a residential environment where this can't work. When assembling "gun holster" I would note the end with the tab/hook goes into the slider and the tapered end is flush with the back of the housing (almost messed that up). All the components are plastic and if there is one knock I have it is the lower gun holster does not seem to want to stay in place so I may end up gluing it. In the end I guess it comes down to "would I recommend this to my brother or my brother from a different mother?" and to that I give an unequivocal; Yes (at least at this early stage)

I just can't handle the heavy gas powered pressure washers any more and the electric pw I bought before this one was a dud. Received this one late yesterday and put together today. No parts missing from package and it was very easy to assemble. Then this 83-yr-old female started pressure washing the deck. Unit is very easy to move around with a long cord and hose. It has good pressure. I have a huge deck with lots of stairs and a dock to wash, so it will take a while to finish, but this works. I did most of the stairs today. Mold and mildew came off easily. So far, I am pleased with the pressure and ease of use. Unit is light weight but is low to the ground, so you have to stoop to move it. But hey, I had one that was easier to pull around and it started leaking after 9 months and, though it was billed as 3000psi, it did not have the pressure of the Westinghouse ePX 3500. I read all the reviews before buying this and I want to thank the reviewers who said buy this. I believe I got a bargain.

For an electric pressure washer, this unit impresses. With an advertised 2500 PSI, this little unit is fairly quiet, lightweight, highly mobile thanks to its low center of gravity and generates more than enough pressure that the average homeowner or renter would need for most tasks like cleaning decks, siding, outdoor furniture, vehicles, concrete, etc. It has an auto shutoff when the trigger is not engaged and the ability to lock all or some of the wheels is a nice touch too. Assembly is quick and easy – no tools are really needed, although some may benefit from the use of a rubber mallet to LIGHTLY tap in the wheels and accessory holders. Both the hose and power cord have a decent length to them, and on-board nozzle storge is both convenient and secure. On storage, the unit won’t take up much space when you’re not using it. Several accessories are available – I purchased the short gun for tight spaces and foam cannon for cleaning the car even though a soap nozzle does come with the unit. Bottom line: Westinghouse has been around a long time – you can’t beat their quality. Great unit at a fair price. Highly recommend!

TLDR; I would highly recommend for light work around a typical suburban home.This is a very easy to assemble (less than 10 minutes) product. It took longer to untangle my garden house to get it connected. The power was easily adjustable, and the nozzles are easy to swap out. The first victim of the washer was my detached garage siding. I loaded the dispenser and set the system to low power. As I got the feel for the power, I felt more comfortable turning up the pressure without damaging it. The sprayer reached the top of the garage and did a fantastic job of cleaning the mold/mildew off the side that is in the shade. I also had some moss growing on some flower bed boarders, and it blasted those off without blinking.The washer had no issues with remaining upright during the entire usage. The two included nozzles (15 and 25) cover the most basic uses from power washing to power cleaning. There is a holder on the back of the unit that holds them onto the sprayer.There is no question that the power cord and the sprayer cord are long enough. Some of the longer cords I have seen on pressure washers. That's a big bonus.Slight drawbacks: (The 1 star missing).The only issues I had was that the wheels are attached by plastic inserts. Part of my yard is extremely uneven, and I felt like I had to take it a lot slower than if the wheels were attached by metal. The product is roughly 20#, so I can see this as a possible weakness if going through a bumpy yard and not paying attention.The second issue was the cord wraps. They have a single cord hanger and single hose hanger. So you cannot wrap them like you can an upright vacuum cleaner. You hand roll them and hang them off the appropriate hanger. This causes the hoses/cords to stick out from the side and distracts from the visual aesthetics. adding two bottom wrapping hooks would have made it a really slick unit.Overall, I am completely satisfied with this product. and would recommend it for light house work (driveways, patios, siding, windows, cars, RVs, etc).