Greenworks 3000 PSI Pressure Washer (2.0 GPM Max) with Foam Cannon – Easily Remove Dirt and Grime on Siding, Fences, Patios,

The pressure washer works really well. The only problem was I didn’t realise that it was imported from the USA and has an American plug and works on American voltage. So another £100 pounds for a transformer to reduce the voltage makes the price go up. All said I probably should have read the small print better. Overall I’m still happy with the product.

I’ve used this Greenworks 3000 PSI pressure washer several times now, and it’s absolutely fantastic. The power is strong enough to blast away dirt and mildew from my patio, driveway, and boat dock in minutes. The foam cannon works perfectly — great thick foam for washing my car! Assembly was simple, the hose reel keeps everything tidy, and the big wheels make it easy to move around. It’s quieter than I expected and feels solidly built. If you want professional-level cleaning at home, this is the one to get. Highly recommended!

I had an old Briggs & Stratton electric pressure washer that claimed 1800 psi (I doubted that figure). It bit the dust so I did some research and settled on this one even though the brand wasn't familiar to me. Assembly was pretty easy. The handle was a very tight fit but with a little "persuasion" I was able to get it in and aligned. A tip - I lubed all of the O-rings before I assembled it so they don't dry out. My only complaint about the assembly is the included manual. The print is very small and I had to use a magnifying glass. Using this is straight forward. It comes with the usual nozzles plus 1 so I played around with it on my driveway and then my car. The 40 was good for cleaning dirt and light stains off of the driveway and it wasn't too strong for the car. I was very careful with the others because they are very strong. The "plus 1" nozzle is a turbo - I think that one will put a hole in your house. Not long after getting this I wanted to re-stain a 500 square foot wooden deck. The 40 degree nozzle did a nice job cleaning the deck but there was some peeling old stain that it didn't get off so I switched to 25 degrees and solved that problem. I also used the soap cannon along with Chemical Guys soap. It has an adjustment on it to change the mix and I got OK results. Nothing like that shaving cream look you see in the advertisements but I got good coverage on my car. I do like that I can use and store this either down or up. That works out for me in my garage. It comes with a long extension cord and a reasonable length hose. Both have places to wind them up on the unit. The hose, like all pressure washer hoses, is stiff and winding it up is a bit frustrating.

I was worried about purchasing this after several reviews stated that it wouldn't start after a period of time of it not being in use. When I first got it I used it for a few days working on various projects around my house. I let it sit for a few months before tackling another project and it started up right away. There's plenty of power to get done any task needed for around the house. It does have a weird quark where it will randomly shut down and it takes a moment to get it to restart, but it has always restarted. This has only happened a handful of times and at most once each time I use it even after turning it on and off multiple times during that use.

Over the years, I've owned several gas pressure washers, but this electric one is incredible!! I've now used it for almost 2 months, cleaning over 2500 square feet of stamped concrete patio, (uncleaned for 3 years) composite deck (uncleaned for 2 years) and brushed concrete driveway (uncleaned for 4 years) as well as 2 cars (one originally very dirty) and several hundred feet of cedar fence (before re-staining). Everything cleaned up wonderfully. Light weight to move and a breeze to operate, it cleans better than supposedly more powerful gas ones. I'm getting older (well, I'm actually old) and pulling a starter cord (often repeatedly) is no longer fun nor is all the annual maintenance gas engines require. Thus gem is a simple push of a button to start and no gas or annual tune up, oil change or spark plug replacement required. If there is any con, it might be the requirement of an available electrical outlet - not an issue for me as I have enough around my property. If you're looking for a pressure washer, this is it.

Spot on! Magnificently effective for the task! The only weakness (minor) is that the wand cradle is awkward. In that the wand will easily fall from the cradle when the pressure washer is stowed in the vertical (smallest floor space) position.