I really liked the hose. It was rubber instead of the cheap hard plastic. All of the tips work as expected. The soap dispenser went through the soap pretty quickly. It would be nice if it had a mixing valve to adjust the soap flow rate.
My gas power washer gave up and my wife always complained about how hard it was to start. She suggested an electric, but I was reluctant as I have had one before. She looked at reviews and suggested the Greenworks 3000 psi model. Wow 3000 psi was more than my gas model. We ordered and it arrived in Florida in 2-3 days. 15 minuted to assemble and we gave it a try. Awesome is all I can say. The rotating nozzel worked fantastic on our pool deck and front walk. Now I am looking at a 60V chainsaw with no hesitation.
I bought this product about a few months ago and it works very well. Very easy to set up, car safe, and rinses off my car very well. Glad I bought this item. Thanks :)
I owned a 2000 psi Greenworks electric power washer for 5 years to clean my driveway pavers. It'd did a very good job at removing the mildew and buildup of dirt and other organic matter in the cracks between the pavers... but I have a very large semi circular drive and it took me a good while to clean. This year I decided to get the Greenworks 3000 psi electric power washer and it did the job in half the time and just as thoroughly as my 2000. I highly recommend either unit depending upon the size of the job at hand and they both are so much quieter than a gas power washer.
I had the smaller one for many years, but sold it when we sold our house. This bigger one is is a solid as our smaller one was, with added features like the on-board soap dispenser. The "Turbo" nozzle is sheer genius. it works like charm.
I borrowed my son's Pro 2300-PSI pressure washer to remove 10 years of gunk from the exterior metal walls of my detached garage. It worked so well I bought my own Pro 2300. I've used it to clean vinyl siding, concrete slabs, cars, and I even used it to "pothole" a footing for a bird feeder pole (nothing but rocks and clay in the ground where we live - it worked great, I used the turbo nozzle to loosen things up and then used my shop vac to suck the rocks and mud out of the hole). I bought an extra 25 feet of hose to reduce the number of times I need to move the washer. The wand tends to fall out of the holder so I use a bungee cord to keep it in place. Five Stars.