Westinghouse WPX3400e Electric Pressure Washer, 3400 Max PSI and 2.0 Max GPM, Brushless Motor, Onboard Soap Tank, Spray Gun and Wand, 5 Nozzle Set, for Cars/Fences/Driveways/Homes/Patios/Furniture

I just purchased this Westinghouse WPX 3000e to replace a Sun Joe pressure washer that gave me 3 or 4 summers of mostly reliable performance (with quirks) before the engine burnt out. This time I wanted something higher end with a much higher psi rating as my previous pressure washer couldn't remove moss from my stone retaining walls at all, even with the highest pressure nozzle. This Westinghouse product line has great reviews overall so I decided to go for the 3000. I used it for the first time today and it did a fantastic job on my composite decking, porch, PVC railings and gutters and then switched to the turbo nozzle for the stone wall. It took the excessive moss buildup right off without any difficulty. Plenty of power to spare. I haven't even tried the 15° or the 0° nozzles yet as the 25° and turbo nozzles have so far tackled everything I threw at it... No leakage from any of the connections, which was a problem on my previous pressure washer and I love the motor auto turn off feature when I release the trigger. So far I'm completely happy with my purchase. I plan on using this on our cars and I also purchased the 50' extension hose from Westinghouse so I can get around the house and clean the 2nd floor siding / windows / gutters. Set up and assembly was a breeze. Product seems very high quality all around.

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.

So far it work like it should. This is like my 4th one. I bought it since it has a good review. The other I have only lasted after first use of the year and the next you try to use them it always has some issues. So I can’t really tell if this one really last long. Although it says on this one backed by a 3 year limited warranty. So we’ll see. But as soon as it arrived, I’ve use it for 5 hrs non stop to clean my deck and so far, it worked well. Although the pressure is not as high compared to my gas one but it’s sufficient for my needs. I didn’t use the spray nozzles bec I have a dial one from my gas pressure washer. The best part is not leaking any water, smooth pressure gun easy to turn on and seems like a durable one. Only Time will tell.

The pressure washer is a great inexpensive pressure washer. Unfortunately, the turbo head failed within a few hours of use. I do not want to return the product, I do want a replacement turbo nozzle BUT I don't want another throwaway turbo nozzle from the vendor, I want a durable one that will last and not the throwaway one that ships with the product.Westinghouse, you can do better!

So far, so good, Very easy assembly, only needed a Phillips Head screwdriver. Hooked everything up and fired her right up. Was initially aiming for a gas model, but my wife has a hard time starting up gas motors, so she convinced me this would be the correct choice and she was right. It easily handled a few jobs around the house ready to her delight, an I enjoyed it as well. Pressure more than adequate, no signs of leakage, wand storage holster excellent and she started in a flash.Only nitpick complaint is plastic wheels. I wish they were air filled, as I wheel pressure washers in some places that are difficult to access. On the other hand, it's much lighter than the gas one it replaced so I could carry this on in.