WestinghouseShort Pressure Washer Gun - 3600 Max PSI, M22 Connector - for Gas and Electric Pressure Washers

I fired this up out of the box and have to say I was dubious at first but I am impressed. I owned Campbell Hausfeld gas powered power washer for 20 years that was still working when I gave it to Goodwill because it was just too hard to start at this stage of my life. It was rated at 2,200 psi compared to this one rated at 2,500. Relative to pressure either this one is over rated or my other was under rated as I can get closer to wood with this one without cutting into the grain. That said, that's the only "knock" I can give it. I was shocked and pleasantly surprised when I opened the box and saw how tiny it is in comparison; storage will be a breeze. I used it out of the box to strip about 600 sq. ft. of cedar siding on my shop and it worked flawlessly. Very quiet to operate. I noticed some of the negative reviews poo-poohed the cord length and the cavitation when using an extension cord. Between the 25' hose and the 25' electric cord I can't imagine a residential environment where this can't work. When assembling "gun holster" I would note the end with the tab/hook goes into the slider and the tapered end is flush with the back of the housing (almost messed that up). All the components are plastic and if there is one knock I have it is the lower gun holster does not seem to want to stay in place so I may end up gluing it. In the end I guess it comes down to "would I recommend this to my brother or my brother from a different mother?" and to that I give an unequivocal; Yes (at least at this early stage)

I've only had this pressure washer for a week. I couldn't be more pleased with it. It washes the driveway and siding with ease. I did get the surface cleaner attachment, an extension pole, and the multi nozzle head. I'm so glad I chose this unit. The reviews sealed the deal for me. Your eyes don't lie. I was looking into the 3400psi ryobi gas pressure washer with the honda engine. My father has that, and with everything you need in addition to make cleaning easy work, the cost is around $600. Then, much like a riding mower, you have to do seasonal maintenance to keep it running smoothly. He has had many issues with his unit. So, it's a high upfront cost in addition to ongoing costs. I also thought about getting a battery operated one, but what happens when you have to stop mid job to charge, or when it inevitably completely dies? More cost. I am very pleased with this unit. It's lightweight and easy to use. The only small complaint I have is that the hose is very stiff, lending itself to kinking. I laid mine in the sun to warm it up, and straighten it out, and that seemed to work well. It has a great 3 year manufacturers warranty, and I got the extended warranty for another 3 years that kicks in when the manufacturers warranty ends. I update when I've had it for a while. I've included pictures of me testing the unit. It cleaned with ease without any detergent. I just used plain water. Algea, mold, mildew, and dirt didn't stand a chance. My house looks amazingly clean. I also included a picture of the very dirty driveway. It hasn't been cleaned in 5 years. I'm sure with detergent, it'll be so much better, but there's already a huge difference.

For an electric pressure washer, this unit impresses. With an advertised 2500 PSI, this little unit is fairly quiet, lightweight, highly mobile thanks to its low center of gravity and generates more than enough pressure that the average homeowner or renter would need for most tasks like cleaning decks, siding, outdoor furniture, vehicles, concrete, etc. It has an auto shutoff when the trigger is not engaged and the ability to lock all or some of the wheels is a nice touch too. Assembly is quick and easy – no tools are really needed, although some may benefit from the use of a rubber mallet to LIGHTLY tap in the wheels and accessory holders. Both the hose and power cord have a decent length to them, and on-board nozzle storge is both convenient and secure. On storage, the unit won’t take up much space when you’re not using it. Several accessories are available – I purchased the short gun for tight spaces and foam cannon for cleaning the car even though a soap nozzle does come with the unit. Bottom line: Westinghouse has been around a long time – you can’t beat their quality. Great unit at a fair price. Highly recommend!