I bought this to pressure wash my boat and car (foam canon) so 2500 PSI peak with a a 2000 PSI max is great. The unit came well packed and was easy to assemble. The pros: easy to set up, light & compact, auto on/off feature, quiet, stable on its wheels, provides plenty of consistent pressure and volume. Cons: plastic attachment support for spray gun and lance keeps falling off, the lance is a bit short for me (6’2”) for spraying floor. My foam canon will not attach to the wand (the QC fitting on the wand seems a tiny bit shorter than my other wand QC fitting). I used an other wand from my gas powered pressure washer and that solved the length issue and the foam cannon issue. I’d give it 5 stars except for these shortcomings. Overall an excellent purchase.
Changed from fossil fuel to Electric Pressure Wash
on May 10, 2024
Posted by: Leroy238
from Lakeland, FL
I just used my new Westinghouse electric pressure washer and could Niels be more pleased. Just prepped 4 wrought iron tables and chairs for painting. The pressure washer clean off all dirt, Grime and algae mold without any chemicals.
I bought this after my 16 year old Karcher 1,800 psi machine broke at hose inlet. This machine is much smaller, and lighter and with the turbo attachment it is also much more powerful.
Bought this Westinghouse ePX3100 to replace a gas pressure washer. It arrived and assembly was literally a snap. Tried it out on a small patio and was pleasantly surprised how quickly it removed stains and how powerful it was. Expected less from an electric product but this does a great job. Will be using it on sidewalk and driveway as well and I am expecting the same results. Very happy with this purchase and would recommend it.
I bought this power washer mostly bc I had pw envy and wanted the grand satisfaction of cleaning so many outdoor things. So far, in the 10 or so days I’ve had it, I’ve cleaned my concrete patio, Adirondack chairs, washed my car, wooden porch steps, side porch, and got the weeds out of the cracks in my cement driveway. Next up will be the siding on the house. Love this little thing!