Customer Reviews for Greenworks - 1700 PSI and 1.2 GPM Pressure Washer
Customer Rating
5
Underestimated
on December 23, 2021
Posted by: Rich82
from California
Gender:Male
I purchased this back in November and was iffy on going with an electric power washer. I’ve used gas for the majority but I’ve gotten tired of always having issues starting gas powered. So I read the reviews on this one and pulled the trigger on it since it was a 2300 gpm washer and I’m glad I did. First off, it’s lightweight and easy to use. It has three different tips and a power nozzle for the higher up hard to reach areas. I went to work on my driveway to remove a lot of dirt and tire marks and did so without any problem. I like that they put a decent size container to hold for your favorite cleaner for washing. And the upgraded hose doesn’t kink and is easy to maneuver. Overall, this was a really good choice for me. The majority of use for me, is the driveway cleaning and washing things down. I can honestly say that this pressure washer is recommended.
Excellent Performance backed by excellent customer service
on December 18, 2021
Posted by: RustyIV
from Mount Pleasant, SC
Gender:Male
Did a great job of cleaning my sidewalk and sunroom ceiling. The sunroom is on the north side of the house and constantly needs cleaning. The Pro 2300 is easy to use and cleans crud off everything. At least so far.
I just got done using this machine for the second time, taking advantage of 20 degree warmer than normal weather to do some Christmastime pressure washing. I am extremely satisfied.
Assembly: Assembly out of the box was straight forward, taking me about 45 minutes - which would have been less if I were more mechanically inclined. The included instructions are succinct, the type is small, and the illustrations are small as well. Nonetheless, it was an easy process to follow.
Set up for use: The order of set up per the user manual is not necessarily intuitive but is very easy to follow. The manual states not to use an extension cord. There is no option for a high-pressure hose (from the washer to the spray gun) longer than 30 feet (may be 25 feet for this model). This could present challenges depending on your home / yard layout. So far, I have been able to manage, but I have not tried the "farthest reaches" yet.
Operation: This baby rocks! It is powerful, quiet and very efficient in its use of water - particularly compared to the 2002 model of pressure washer from a competitor brand I previously owned. I have two walkway sections by my front door that get heavy shade, have poor drainage, and get run off of mulch and dirt during heavy rains (due to poor gutter / downspout design). With approximately 30 minutes of use of this machine with the 15 degree tip installed, and the two sections look the best they have in years (and this includes multiple washings by me with the old washer, at least one professional crew, and one "high school kids on a summer job" crew). This is the best testimonial I can provide for this model. I will note that experimenting with spray gun wand attachments and direction of washing will help you find the best set up for your situation.
Weaknesses: A longer high-pressure hose or longer cord would provide needed flexibility depending on house / yard layout. The filter for the garden hose intake can easily become dislodged. I tape mine to the nozzle holder when the machine is not being used. Given the weight of the machine, reinforced grab handles on the box would have been much appreciated.