Westinghouse ePX3500 Electric Pressure Washer, 2500 Max PSI 1.76 Max GPM with Anti-Tipping Technology, Onboard Soap Tank, Pro-Style Steel Wand, 5-Nozzle Set, for Cars/Fences/Driveways/Home/Patios

I purchased the ePX3500 from Westinghouse after doing a lot of online research of the best rated pressure washers (PWs). At first, I was thinking of something with high pressure and most likely gas powered… and there are a multitude of those with much higher price tags. Then, I looked into the best rated electric PWs that could meet my expectations for performing cleaning my driveway, deck/outdoor furniture, vehicles, siding and other general uses. I read the customer reviews on the highest rated machines and found that the Westinghouse ePX3500 was very highly touted… watched all the videos that showed how it performed at various tasks. Then, I concluded I could rule out the need of a pricey gas operated machine after all and proceeded to go with the Westinghouse ePX3500. It arrived the next day. Assembly was super easy, ready to go in less than 5-mins. The 4-wheel design is a big plus… stays upright and moves easily. RESULTS/FEEDBACK: I would rate pressure output at a 9.7+ (more than adequate) Ease of use/operation 9.9 Range from power source 9.8 Manueverability 9.8 Light weight 10 Spray Gun/Lance 9.9 Spray Nozzle Kit 9.9 After market accessories 9.8 Storage is a solid 10.0 Overall rating: 9.8+ COMMENTS - So far, I have used it on all the above tasks and I'm very pleased in its performance. I’m very confident it will handle all my needs... it has all the power you need. The unit and accessories are of good quality and made to last - well worth the price. You should heavily consider the Westinghouse ePX3500. NOTE: I’m pretty critical with reviews …nothing is perfect.

The Westinghouse ePX3500 has worked well for my basic home projects so far. It’s easy to set up, lightweight, and has enough power for cleaning cars, patios, and outdoor furniture. The hose and cord storage could be a little better, but overall it’s convenient to use and gets the job done for a good price.

PERFORMS AS ADVERTISED! No surprises other than it works. Originally, I was looking for a pressure washer to only wash my car and use with a foam cannon. I learned that you cannot use a high-pressure, PW on a car, yet you desire delivering a high volume of water. So this was perfect! (and much less than the $600+ models). I then decided if I am to purchase a pressure washer, I also want it to perform other household chores. I decided on this Westinghouse EPX -3500. Its non-tip design was also a factor. It is quiet, (sounds similar [hums]) to a small vacuum cleaner), and I figured being new to using a pressure washer, along with the price, I believed at an entry level, I wanted a relatively inexpensive purchase that a relatively low pressure (PSI @ tip), would be 'forgiving', hence after reviewing all the alternatives, the Westinghouse would be a good purchase. YES IT HAS BEEN A GOOD PURCHASE. It also came with a turbo nozzle which is (other than when washing the car) the 'go-to' nozzle! WITH CHEMICALS, I've cleaned my driveway, bricks, gutter, car! My only question (as it does not state it in the enclosed documentation) how I regulate (if that it possible?) the mixture of chemicals/soap that is mixed with the pressurized stream. The Westinghouse comes with a tank for soap, yet I ran it for days and the soap in the tank has not emptied (or mixed) with the pressurized stream at all. When I figure that out, I'd give it 5 stars (cuz I'm thinking there must be some kind of on/off valves or switch to go from 100% pressurized water to a mixture of water and soap from the soap tank. The documentation only states to dilute the soap per the soap's instructions prior to pouring the soapy mixture into the soap tank. I noticed the black tip is a 'soap' tip, so maybe if I use the black SOAP tip it will use the soap from the soap tank? I'll try that! OH, I did order from Amazon a Flexzilla Pressure Washer Hose 5/16" 50' M22 3100PSI, ZillaGreen - HFZPW3550M-E, as most all pressure washer enthusiasts (if there is such a thing?), online suggested making the change from the provided hose that is part of not just the Westinghouse purchase, but all other similar PW's, as the hose provided hose that comes with the PW is smaller in diameter, and kinks where the Flexilla I purchased is a larger diameter hose. I also purchased from Amazon, McKillans® Short Pressure Washer Gun with Swivel - High Pressure Water Handle with 3/8" Male Plug and 1/4” Quick Connector Coupler, I've had no 'KINKING' issues! (I tried the Westinghouse hose provided without the McKillans® Short Pressure Washer Gun w/Swivel- 'KINK CITY' creating a very time consuming, exhausting dilemma. I STRONGLY suggest you get the Flexilla hose & PW gun w/swivel! I also STRONGLY suggest purchasing this Westinghouse EPX-3500 Electric Pressure Washer, you will find many uses for it around the house Oh- I purchased through Amazon, the McKillans® Pressure Washer Quick Connect Kit, [M22-14mm to 3/8" Male Female Quick Disconnect Kit for Power Washer (Brass)]. I'm still in the air about that, as quick connect is an oxymoron when the system (water from the source to the PW, and from the PW to the nozzle tip) are under pressure. 'QUICK' is not a word I'd use to describe. The system needs to be de-pressurized to connect/disconnect the 'quick' connects. This is not a 'negative' against the McKillans® Pressure Washer Quick Connect Kit, but an observation about 'physics'. I've been told that it is not usually the PSI that is as important when using a PW, but the chemicals that are used, so find the right chemical for the job, there are a lot out there! I'm going to purchase a lil red wagon to store the PW, it's attachments, hoses (Water & Pressure), chemicals, etc. even though it was so easy to move this machine (lightweight & compact) from the back of my house to the front, and to change the setup from carwash to household!

Worked beautifully, lightweight, powerful, easy to assemble and operate. Pressure washed my flat roof in AZ.. Purchased this one after my Ryobi gave up in the middle of the job. Zero help from Ryobi Customer Service. This unit is quieter than my last one, no leaks. Just pressure washed my porch facia to repaint. My pool deck is next. No complaints at all.

Just got it this week. I owned a Sunjoe for more than 10 years but the design of the Westinghouse made me shift. The 4 wheels work very well allowing to move better around while washing with higher pressure capability it's smaller and a lot more portable. I tried it this weekend with my deck and was easy to assemble and all hose connections fit well with no leakage of water. Look forward to a see how it responds to sustained heavy use but so far looking as a good upgrade for a similar cost.

I recently purchased a pressure washer and have been very impressed with its performance. The machine delivers powerful water pressure, making it easy to clean patios, driveways, and even my car. The settings are simple to adjust, allowing for both delicate cleaning and heavy-duty tasks. I especially appreciated how efficiently it removed dirt and grime without the need for harsh chemicals. The build quality feels sturdy, and the hose and attachments are practical and convenient to store. Noise levels are reasonable for the power it delivers, and setting it up only took a few minutes. My only minor complaint is that the cord could be a little longer for larger spaces. Overall, this pressure washer has made outdoor cleaning much faster and more satisfying. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable cleaning tool for home use.

This is not a high power pressure washer like you may have used with a big gas engine and a huge pump. BUT, this is very small, easy to use, and does have quite a bit of power. My wife wanted it for windows/patio/etc in the back yard and it seems to be great for that. She cant pull start my big washer so we tried this one. It's not as fast as my big one but it does get the job done. I added the 12" westinghouse surface washer which also works great. For what this cost I'd say its a good value. Add some extension tubes if you get the surface cleaner so you don't have to bend over.

Quiet operation, easy to assemble. The high pressure hose is a bit flimsy but the power cord is long and the unit is double insulated. The instructions are clear and well written. No pressure adjustment on the unit although I didn’t use it on my last gas powered power washer. I simply left it on high or adjusted it by pulling away from the surface being treated. So far ,no problems and operates as it should. I chose Westinghouse because of its history of reliability and quality. I steered clear of the brands I didn’t recognize with no track record for reliability.

This didn’t work, so I sent it back

This equipment is good, it would be even better (4/5) if the voltage range is larger for Australians. Even higher when the "Bonus Gift" is received.

Nunca antes había usado una hidrolavadora eléctrica. Siempre había usado de gasolina. Esta pequeña máquina es increíble. Lavé mi techo de 300 m² lleno de moho sin parar ni un segundo. No uses alargadores y asegúrate de tener buena presión de agua; te encantará su rendimiento.

This unit is a step-up from the entry level gold standard (Karcher K3 Follow-Me). This unit has a greater GPM and PSI, and will do a better job (but will not remove all) of cleaning hard to remove dark spots on concrete/stone, etc. I also purchased the optional foam cannon (works great even with regular car soap mixed with water!) and rotatable spray angler (for on the fly adjustment of the spray angle that includes a 0, 15, 25, 40 degree for washing cars, soap setting, etc.). The unit is nice and compact, will roll along as u work, and works well for most home applications. A big plus is that the unit employs the standard 1/4 inch quick connectors, so it's compatible with most other brands. The only complaint is the standard hose c/b longer and is too stiff, making it hard to corral for use and storage. I'll likely upgrade this hose at some point. It saves some time and water in washing a car, and great for everyday cleaning of aluminum siding, stonework, etc. There are cheaper units out there but this unit employs a steel wand, and has a good build quality. One of the plastic clip holders that holds the wand stem has fallen off on occasion, but seems ok after I adjusted the attachment clip. Overall I am reasonably pleased with the power and versatility of this unit.

Rotation tip cleans very well ciment tiles. I haven't figured out how to empty the soap dispenser except to turn the unit upside down. Used it twice so far. The black hose is very stiff. To move around I have to discharge the water pressure to prevent kinking of the hose.Soap comes out well. Very long power cord. Hard to fit in to protected exterior outlet because of the built in ground protection fault which should be move 6 inches from the plug. Good water pressure. I hope it lasts many years.