WestinghouseePX3050 Electric Pressure Washer, 2100 Max PSI 1.76 Max GPM with Foam Cannon, for Cars/Fences/Driveways/Home/Patios

This is a nice little unit. It's not too big and not too small either. I like how the pump only runs when actually spraying, and it's surprisingly quiet. Definitely not the strongest pressure washer I've ever used, but it's good enough to wash my car. Cable management could be better - the cord and hose are just kind of wrapped around everything. There's a single hook to hang the power cord on, but the cord is incredibly long and the hook is really small (plus the hook falls off easily). The soap cannon attachment didn't really work for me, as the soap sort of just dribbled and sputtered out. Maybe it was the soap I used? But for the price, it's a solid basic unit with a nice quality sprayer and simple hookup and controls.

I researched these for a while before settling on this 2100 PSI unit from Westinghouse. Since I'm cleaning somewhat fragile Hardie board siding I needed one that was not super powerful. I spent a few hours working with it today and here's what I can report. Assembly was easy and the user manual good. Build quality seems excellent and the size is compact. The 35' power cord and 20' hose are more than adequate. No leaking at any of the three screw on connection point. The base unit is stable and never tipped over. Noise level is less than my previous 2 pressure washers. Spray action was very good when using the included 25° nozzle and the chalking I was removing from siding came off pretty well. I did use a Krud Kutter siding cleaner and let it sit for 3-5 minutes per the directions. The washer then cut through the chalking while rinsing. The spray force is powerful enough for most home applications and perfect for cleaning siding, walkways and decks. The included soap bottle and lower powered nozzle should be good for washing cars but I haven't tried it yet. I am quite happy with the overall design and performance of this product. The 3 year warranty from Westinghouse gives added peace of mind. I have no reservations about positively recommending it.

This power washer was easily assembled and performed well for several days. Then the motor stopped working and the unit had to be replaced (under warranty, free aside from repackaging cost), and a replacement unit was delivered within one week. Very pleased with product when it was working: good pressure, relatively light, good water connections (input and output) and power cord.

Not the most powerful unit out there, but perfect for car washing and close-up work. It’s quiet, easy to use, and feels well-built. The stock hose is a bit flimsy — I’d recommend upgrading it. The power cord was longer than I needed, so I trimmed it down to 10 feet for convenience. Overall, a fair price for a machine that gets the job done efficiently without the noise or bulk of more aggressive washers.

This pressure washer is very well engineered, has plenty of power, and is very easy to use. The cord and pressure hose are very long, so I was able to do the entire front of my house without an extension cord or relocating to different power source. The connectors are well designed and easy to access. The product is very compact and easy to store. The small hook for hanging the power cord on is a bit trifling and could use a bottom cord wrap hook to go with it like vacuum cleaners have, but it serves the purpose once the cord is wrapped. As the product is so small, light and compact, the wheels seem unnecessary, and they are actually difficult to use. While the unit can be easily carried by the handle, you have to stoop quite low to roll it. It's much easier just to carry it by the handle. All in all, I'm very happy with my pirchase and I highly recommend it.

This is a great, affordable power washer. It works great for my deck and for cement. It is solid, easy to assemble, and easy to use.

After an injury left me temporarily resembling a wobbly garden gnome, I realized my old power washer had the agility of a drunken giraffe—top-heavy, uncooperative, and constantly falling over. Enter the Westinghouse ePX3050: the compact, no-nonsense cleaning machine I didn’t know I needed but now can’t live without.Assembly took about 10 minutes, which was perfect because that’s exactly how long I can stand before needing an ice pack. No engineering degree required, just a couple of clicks, a hose hookup, four screws (get your phillips head screwdriver ready, and boom—ready for action.The best part? The low center of gravity. This thing is the anti-diva of power washers—it stays grounded, doesn’t topple at the first gust of wind, and rolls smoother than my last one. The wheels are whisper-quiet and glide like butter across my driveway. And whoever designed this thing clearly got sick of tangled cords and missing nozzles—everything stores neatly onboard like a tiny cleaning Swiss Army knife.Despite its small size, it packs a serious punch. My handiman cleaned my patio, greenhouse, and even scared some moss off the fence—all without throwing out his back. It’s lightweight enough to drag around, but powerful enough to strip grime like a champ.Final verdict: If you’re injured, lazy, or just done with heavy machinery that acts like it’s had one too many margaritas, the Westinghouse ePX3050 is your new best friend. This machine is perfect for the average household job--10/10, would clean again.

Assembly is a breeze and it works great for the light duty tasks most homeowners would throw at it. The ePX3050 is compact and light enough to move around with ease and had no problem cleaning up patio furniture, pavers, and siding without causing any damage. I’m leaving this at 4 stars since I cannot say how well it will hold up over time.