2100 PSI Portable Pressure Washer with Wheels + Telescoping Handle 1.2GPM

The Greenworks Electric Pressure Washer is one of the best purchases I've made. I used it all summer on my composite decking, outside windows, PVC fencing, house siding, and walkways. I was so impressed with the directability of the spray that I brought it inside and tried it on my shower tiles! So easy and so quick! The low weight and telescopic handle make the compact washer easy to maneuver. The build quality seems impressive and the low sound it makes is not at all annoying to my family or my neighbors. The price is fabulous for this little worker bee that's' been put through its paces all season!

Great pressure. Compact size. I’ve got a gas powered washer that just sits in my garage since I bought this one. The different nozzles meet all of my pressure washing needs.

Initial day 1 review. The unit works fine out of the box. Does pretty much what you would expect. Overall, seems to be a decent tool for the price. I would be ok recommending to someone who wants an upgrade from a bargain-basement-use-for-one-season pressure washer. The positive: Nice and compact. I like that it has a suitcase design rather than a cart. This makes it easy to move about, store indoors for the winter, or put in the truck of a car. You couldn't do that with a cart design. (Note: I lost two cheap pressure washers recently. Both had the same part fail due to ice forming inside and stressing the part. I would recommend always storing away from freezing temperatures unless you are really sure you got all the water out.) High quality and flexible high pressure hose. The previous two units I've used had very rigid high pressure hoses that could be permanently bent. The less good: I added quick connects for input and high pressure to make life easier. Unfortunately, the fitting on the nozzle and the low pressure input fitting are at exactly the same location when in the storage configurating causing interference (see pic). Also, the end of the nozzle that screws into the wand is very close to (maybe touching) the ground when in the storage configuration. The wand has a quick connect on the tip end but not on the other so every time you use it you have to thread those two parts together (see pic). Not a show stopper but time consuming. The bad Right out of the box, the extension handle did not work correctly. It was difficult to extend and would not retract without a lot of work. Upon investigation, I found two screws missing (see pic). This part was preassembled and there was no hardware in the box to fix it. Luckily, I had screws for plastic assembly that I scavenged from an old broken tool. Once I added those two screws, worked fine. I don't think the average homeowner should have to go through that on a new device, though. Final Note: while fixing the handle, I came across a little sticker that said the unit should only be operated when horizontal. Maybe it was also in the instructions, but who really reads those until something goes wrong??

I have an old gas powered pressure washer, but I got so sick of lugging it around and trying to get it setup and do just a 'small job'. Then I found this little gem of a unit which is so portable, so easy to set up, that I actually can get some stuff cleaned anytime I need it now. Its amazing what 'easy to use' can do for ambition in chores. Also given this is electric, I was able to touch-clean some things in my basement. Its nice it only powers up WHEN you need it. Doesn't just run continuously like a gas unit. Very pleased.

Washer works great but NOT 2100 psi, only 1500 psi. Though they do not actually specify the max pressure under normal operating conditions, just the max pressure; which could come from some lab test where they don't use an actual nozzle. I used a brand new McKillans High Pressure Washer Gauge with Specifications: Scale Range: 0 - 6000 PSI Accuracy: ± 2.5% Error: ± 145 PSI. The maximum pressure with the standard 25 degree nozzle was only 1500 psi. It was 800 psi with the dual nozzle Westinghouse Universal 15” Pressure Washer Surface Cleaner Attachment. The flow rate was accurate at 1.2 GPM for the 25 degree nozzle and 1.195 GPM for the 40 degree nozzle. The amp rating was also accurate at a measured 13.2 amps. Very quiet to operate, especially since you are usually at a distance from the pump. The water connections are solid brass, not the plastic junk on others. No kinks in the hose after 5 hours of use. You do have do to use the unit horizontally. The strap that holds the hose and cable actually works very well; the handle holder not so much. The foam gun works extremely well, putting a complete coat of foamy soap on everything. Easy to connect, no leaks, easy to carry around. All in all a great buy.