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
Little Cleaning Beast
on July 26, 2021
Posted by: JerryS
from Amelia, Ohio
Gender:Male
This little pressure washer is a cleaning beast. So far I have cleaned my patio, garage floor, and vinyl siding. I started cleaning the patio with the 25 deg nozzle. That was going a little slow so I tried the swizzle stick (rotating nozzle). That went much faster (see attached picture and video). Unit is easy to hook up and move around. Hose is flexible. Cord storage is very convenient. Unit has a smaller footprint than I expected. Unit shuts off when spray handle is released. Pressure takes a few seconds to ramp up, which is less stress on the motor and pump. I am overjoyed with this pressure washer.
I have been waiting for a powerful enough electric pressure washer to replace my gas one. This fits the bill. Pros: very quiet, no gas, no oil changes needed, long hose and an electric cord. Also has bungee strap to hold hose on there and solid wheels. The one gallon tank is nice but like all pressure washers, that is only to dispense soap by itself, not mixed with water. Fairly light as well. I also bought the circular attachment for doing driveways which works pretty well. Cons: None as long as you don't need above 3000 PSI. I do question though if this is really 3000 PSI but it works for my purposes.
Bought this because my gas washer always gives me trouble starting in the Spring. This unit is awesome! PLENTY of power to clean everything from siding, sidewalks driveways. Low maintenance. Totally satisfied. Recommend to anyone for jobs done around the house.
Purchased this unit a month ago to use around the house. Have used gas powered units before. However, have always believed those to be overkill for the homeowner. Took about 20 minutes to put together out of the box. Read the priming instructions ... plugged it in / hosed it up ... chose my tip ... went right to work. Power washed the deck, the driveway, the front steps and the four Adirondack chairs around the firepit. This first usage went from wood to concrete back to wood, performing well each time. It is important to use the correct tip, not wanting to damage the item you are working on. When power washing, take note of your travel with respect to electrical cord, water hose and pressure hose. Keeping these organized as you move forward with your project keeps any tangled items away. Truly like the feature of the "auto-off" when releasing the trigger. It keeps the noise level down, which is already considerably low in comparison to gas. Overall .... big fan of this electric unit. It handled all that we placed on the list. In comparison to the gas ones ... so much quieter / no exhaust fumes / no gas in the yard. FYI ... I am a tool guy, believing in overbuying on tools, as you might need it some day. With the electric power washers, I did not think this logic was possible. Boy was i incorrect ... nice to be proved wrong. Highly recommend this unit to any homeowner.