Customer Reviews for Greenworks - 1700 PSI and 1.2 GPM Pressure Washer
Customer Rating
5
Very Impressed After First Use
on July 4, 2026
Posted by: SKef
from South GA
Gender:Male
Just used for the first time and I am impressed with the little unit thus far. I primarily bought the pressure washer to wash our vehicles since the gas powered unit I have is too strong, and too much or a pain in the rear, for that but it did a good job on my wood deck and some vinyl siding that I just washed. Easy to get set up, easy to handle, obviously very easy to start and it appears that it will easily clean most of the outdoor needs with the good pressure it produces. Have used the 40 and 25 (purchased separately) nozzles thus far and they both worked well with this unit.
Pros: Convenient, Easy to Use, Quiet, Environmentally Safe, Effective, Powerful
Did a great job cleaning the siding and patio. The pressure was very good, although it isn’t powerful enough to do a 2 story house. It sprays that high but if you need high pressure, you would have to go commercial. Very quiet. Great buy!
When running on battery power it only runs for about a minute before it shut off. You have to wait about a minute before it will restart. Batteries are at full charge. I bought this because I have pressure washing work needed far from any power supply. When plugged into 120 volts, it will run continuously doing a fair job. Probably would have been cheaper buying a 120 volt machine locally.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from greenworkstools.comBy Greenworks, June 29, 2026
Thank you for sharing your experience. We understand how frustrating this must be, especially when relying on battery power for remote work. The 60V 3000 PSI pressure washer is a hybrid unit, meaning it can operate on either battery power or a 120V corded connection, and performance will vary depending on the selected power source and workload. When running on battery, a very short runtime followed by a temporary shutdown is typically associated with the unit’s protective thermal or overload safety systems engaging, which can occur if the machine is under continuous high-pressure demand, using a narrow spray nozzle, or experiencing restricted water flow. We recommend ensuring a steady water supply (minimum 45 PSI), fully priming the system before starting up by running water through with the trigger engaged, and using the appropriate nozzle for the task to reduce strain on the motor. Allowing brief pauses during extended cleaning sessions can also help prevent thermal cutoff and improve consistency. On battery operation, runtime is highly dependent on battery size, pressure setting, and duty cycle, while corded operation will provide continuous use as you have observed. For additional setup and usage guidance, we recommend reviewing a Greenworks instructional video here (https://youtu.be/8mhvvPQ_TXA ) this covers the hybrid operation and unboxing. If you continue to experience short runtime cutoffs, our success team can help review your setup and ensure the unit is operating within specification. They can be reached either using the online chat function, on Greenworks Tools page, or by calling 1-888-909-6757.
It lasted 2 years. Used almost weekly. Today, it won't turn on.
Pros: Convenient, Cost-Saver, Easy to Use, Durable, Effective, Powerful
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from greenworkstools.comBy Greenworks, June 29, 2026
We are sorry to hear you are having difficulties with your pressure washer. Here are some troubleshooting steps that may help: 1. Clean Obstructed Nozzles: Soak all nozzles in a 50/50 mixture of warm water and white vinegar for about an hour. Then, use a nozzle cleaning tool or paper clip to remove any debris from the nozzle holes. Rinse with warm water your nozzles should now be clear and ready to use. 2. Remove Air from the Line / Bleed the Unit: Set up the unit as usual and avoid using an extension cord. Remove any nozzle from the wand. Ensure the GFCI on the power cord shows a green light. Turn on your garden hose but keep the pressure washer OFF. Squeeze the trigger for about 3 minutes to purge any air from the pump. Afterward, turn the unit on and reinstall a clean nozzle to continue using it. 3. Check Water Supply: Make sure the water source is fully opened and provides at least 45 PSI. There should be at least 10' of unrestricted hose between the faucet and the unit kinks or restrictions can reduce performance. This product includes a three-year warranty from the date of purchase. If you have tried all troubleshooting steps and the issue persists, please contact us via Chat at Greenworks Tools or call 1-888-909-6757. Have your pressure washer, model, and serial number ready so our experts can provide a quick resolution.