Westinghouse ePX3100v Electric Pressure Washer, 2100 Max PSI 1.76 Max GPM, Built-in Carry Handle, Detachable Foam Cannon, Pro-Style Steel Wand, 3-Nozzle Set, for Cars/Fences/Driveways/Home/Patios

I purchased the ePX3100v power washer at 2100 PSI for my daughter as a replacement for a battery operated ROCKPALS power washer at 870 PSI which has been discontinued and we can no longer find batteries for it.We had the opportunity to use it this past weekend, May 10th 2025 and we were very pleased with the operation and results. We cleaned multiple items, deck, outdoor furniture, outdoor ceramics, outdoor carpets, paving stone patio and vinyl siding. We used the different nozzles which varies pressure output while cleaning the various items to do effective cleaning without damaging them. It was very effective with minimal effort.We purchased a Hefty 72 Quart Storage Bin with Blue HI-RISE Lid to store the unit and all it's components and it all fits perfectly. (see photo)The bottom line is that we are very pleased with this purchase and the operation of this power washer unit.Why did you pick this product vs others?:More reliable than a battery operated power washerPressure:Better pressure than the battery operated power washer that this one replacesWeight:Moderate weight but very manageableQuality: this is a Westinghouse product which I place great trust inPortability: the power washer is easy to move around the work being done

As a first-time homeowner, I’ve been learning the basics of DIY home maintenance. This spring, my big project was restaining my front yard fence and raised garden bed. Before applying stain, I had to clean off years of grime, algae, and weather buildup—and the Westinghouse ePX3100V electric pressure washer made it so much easier than I expected.I was honestly a little intimidated at first (I’d never used a pressure washer before), but this thing was super straightforward to set up. It’s lightweight and compact enough that I could carry it around the yard by myself without any issues, and the instructions were clear, even for a total beginner like me.In all seriousness, I'm considering changing careers because I didn’t realize how satisfying it would be to blast all that gunk off. It has a few different nozzles, but I mostly used the 25° one for the wood panels and it worked perfectly. It took off years of dirt and mildew without damaging the wood at all. I finished the whole fence in a couple of hours (would've been faster if I wasn't having so much fun).I have to give top marks for the safety features. In addition to the clear instructions provided in the manual and directly on the machine, the automatic shut-off feature when not in use was a game-changer. As someone who is notoriously clumsy, this feature made the entire experience feel significantly safer and more reliable.Pros:• Easy to assemble and use right out of the box• Powerful enough to clean an entire wooden fence without damage• Lightweight and easy to move around the yard• Quiet and beginner-friendly• Didn’t need to mess with gas or oilCons:• The soap attachment is a little small, but I didn’t need it for the fence anywayTLDR; If you’re looking to channel your inner DIY pro and earn major “Wife of the Year” points by tackling a project your husband promised to finish two years ago (but is currently in Kauai poolside for work), this pressure washer is a must-have. The satisfaction it brings is unmatched. I’m already eyeing my neighbors’ properties, tempted to offer free power-washing services just for the sheer joy of it.

I try to keep my garage neat and this unit is small enough to easily hide under my workbench. IN THE PAST, I have owned two other electric pressure washers and the same thing always happens. I use it initially and I'm happy and then I put it away for the winter season in my garage (in Southern Cal) so no freezing temps. I take it out the next season and the TSS (Total System Stop) is not working which means the pump stays on even when the handle is not pressed. This then leads to the circuit breaker tripping. In the past I've opened these units and found that the water has caused corrosion to the switch mechanism. I'm hoping that doesn't happen to this new washer.Pros:- Small size and easy to carry- I tested it for power to clean moss of my front steps and concrete - pass- Foam cannon barely passes, but I used my old cannon with a 1.2 tip and it works well -pass- Blowout the sink drains in my master bath for hair clogs, etc. - passSo this unit has enough power and water flow (1.7GPM) to be effective for my needs.- 1.76 GPMs which I think makes a difference in this class of washer - most are only 1.2 GPMsCons:- If you need a lot of power you should be looking at more pressure and GPMs like closer to 3000 psi and 2 or more GPMs. You may have to move up to gas type to achieve this.- This is a small unit which is what I wanted so I'm willing to live with the fact that there is no on-board soap tank. I wouldn't have used it anyway because i use the soap cannon (or my old leftover one)- No place for the power cord to be stored due to the size so I just put a twisty around the cord and set it next to the unit under my benchFinally, I also bought Stabil pressure washer pump protector in hopes it will also protect all internal compents between seasons including the TSS switch which seems to bet corroded and fail on all previous electric washers I've owned. One other reviewer also made a good point - most all of these pressure washers do not last for various reasons so try to spend the least amount to get the power you need in case it fails and you have to buy another.