Westinghouse WPX3000e Electric Pressure Washer, 3000 Max PSI and 1.76 Max GPM, Induction Motor, Onboard Soap Tank, Spray Gun and Wand, 5 Nozzle Set, for Cars/Fences/Driveways/Homes/Patios/Furniture

First use review:Bought this to clean the deck, siding and car. I'd never used a pressure washer before. I was worried that 2700 PSI was not going to be strong enough. Now, I can't imagine what you'd need more for unless you're stripping paint!It's sturdy and appears to be quite well-made. All the hardware is heavy duty. It came mostly assembled and took about 15 minutes to put together.I like that it has a detergent tank. You have to switch the nozzle to the black one (very easy to do, just pop it out and in). It's a no-pressure nozzle. Apparently, the unit senses the lack of pressure and allows detergent to be mixed into the water stream. It works well.Treated wood deck: Using the yellow 15 degree nozzle was enough to clean away the grime and even some red paint from the sawmill. On the most exposed wood, it was actually splintering the top layer! But you have to go slow. The jets are most powerful at the ends of the spray stream. I found that aligning the nozzle so it's perpendicular to the wood helped avoid creating lines in the wood. You have to keep the nozzle a consistent distance (about 4") from the wood. You have to go slow, too. Pretty hard on my old back to do this job, though. I also bought a Janz 14" rotating surface cleaner to do the deck. On first use, was not doing the job. Just using the regular spray nozzle was WAY more effective. Going to try again today and go slower before sending it back.Dirty car: I started with the green nozzle. It wasn't powerful enough to take off the grime from driving in the snow. Switched to the yellow nozzle and it was better. I started by spraying with water, then detergent, then washing the car thoroughly. As it dried in the sun, it was obvious this method wasn't enough. Next time, I'll go over the car with a rag after applying the detergent, then giving it a thorough rinse. I was impressed with how clean it got the rims, though.Overall, I'm quite happy with the purchase. It was easy to set up and easy to operate. Hopefully it'll hold up. I don't intend on going into business washing cars and decks, so I expect to get years of life out of the machine.

I recently picked up the Westinghouse WPX3000e Electric Pressure Washer, and I have to say, I’ve been genuinely impressed with its performance. As someone who’s used gas-powered pressure washers in the past, I wasn’t expecting much from an electric model—but this machine really delivered. From the moment I set it up, it felt solid and easy to operate. The attachments are intuitive, and the hose is long enough to reach tough spots without constantly moving the unit.What really surprised me was just how well it cleaned for an electric pressure washer. I used it to clean my Trex deck, which had accumulated quite a bit of grime and mildew over the winter. With the right nozzle, it powered through the mess without damaging the composite material. It brought out the original color and texture of the deck boards beautifully, and it only took a fraction of the time I expected.I also used the WPX3000e to tackle the vinyl siding on my house, and it worked like a charm. It stripped away dirt and cobwebs with ease, and I didn't have to get up on a ladder thanks to the reach and pressure it provided. Overall, I’d say this is a fantastic option for homeowners looking for a reliable, efficient, and surprisingly powerful electric pressure washer. It exceeded my expectations in all the right ways.

Selected this unit after considering several similar units from other vendors, why?Most importantly was the price for the stated pressure and wide selection of nozzles included.The unit arrived in a sturdy cardboard box, opened and unboxed, a check against contents showed nothing was missing, however one bolt had escaped from its plastic bag and was rolling around loose. Assembly instructions were reasonably clear, and assembly took around 30 minutes from unboxing.The built unit is compact and moves easily on the wheels.First run of the unit was exactly as the instructions claimed and the unit was working well within minutes of hooking up power and water.The main use for this washer initially is to clean up some concrete paths and general flatwork. Started with the turbo nozzle, which worked well on the concrete, as I also wanted to clean some painted siding, switched to the 25-degree nozzle, which did a good job and did not damage the paint. The 25-degree nozzle also worked well on the flatwork cleaning the dirt quickly and leaving a clean surface.Overall, very pleased at this point, no water leaks on inlet hose connection or the wand and start up/use was as marketed.

This is my first electric pressure washer and it’s holding up very well against my old 3200psi Ryobi gas pressure washer. There is a noticeable decrease in pressure, but nothing I can’t live without, the machine still does really well to clean oil stains off the driveway. This washer has an auto start/stop when you’re not squeezing the trigger which is good for overall longevity. The hose it comes with is not very good however. It leaks quite a lot when attaching it to the gun. It’s also very stiff and has a lot of memory - very easy to kink. I bought a new uber flex hose and it fixed all of those problems. Would recommend this pressure washer.

We own a very powerful gas pressure washer that does a great job and well suited to our needs until our age, strength and abiliities couldn't keep pace with the very heavy, cumbersome equipment. The Westinghouse electric pressure washer is amazingly easy to use, light-weight in comparison and easy to maneuver. The 3000 psi easily cleans our siding, brick patio & walkway, cedar furniture and allows me, at age 75, the ability to continue doing this chore which I really enjoy. The price was excellent and it was delivered within two days, arriving early in the day. Assembly was very easy and took very little time. It runs so much quieter and a real bonus is that I don't have to deal with gasoline.