Customer Reviews for Greenworks - 3000 PSI Pressure Washer (2.0 GPM Max) with Foam Cannon - Powerful Enough to Remove Pesky Dirt - Green
Customer Rating
5
Everyone should go greenworks
on August 11, 2022
Posted by: MCM298
from CA
Gender:Male
Love all my Greenworks tools! No gas no problem ! I will always use Greenworks. They are so user-friendly and the quality is great. I sure hope people are smart enough to go green. Buy the tools use them and you will definitely be happy you did.
I wanted an electric power washer for keeping my cars clean. I have a gas-powered washer but it's very loud. This turned out to be perfect for what I needed and it's quiet and easy to use. I wanted the brushless feature and I am very happy to have found this model in the Greenworks lineup at an unbeatable price.
This unit is by far the best out there, when you take the time to weigh out durability, value, warranty. The only issue with mine was when I opened the box it was all scratched up. I did send in a complaint but never got reached out to. I would give it five stars except for that small issue.
I recently purchased the Pro 2300-PSI Pressure Waher. It was easy to set up and worked exceptionally well to clean my outdoor shower concrete floor. Looking forward to using it again.
Convenient, much quieter than gas powered and little to no maintenance. Hard pressed find a 3000 psi model in electric to begin with. And then this one has a great setup with a brushless design. Since the motor runs continuously whether you spray or not, that is critical to long life and energy savings. I have a 3000 psi gas powered pressure washer and it does have a higher water volume rating, but that seems to be largely irrelevant when making the comparison. The only difference I’ve seen is with the circular brush head. The gas model tends to lift the brush head up a little more allowing for easier movement. But does that mean the brush bristles are not making as good of contact with the concrete? Not sure. I do think the gas model is slightly better with the brush, but not a dealbreaker for me. If you were doing a 100’ driveway, maybe.