Greenworks2700 PSI Pressure Washer (2.3 GPM Max) with Foam Cannon - Powerful Enough to Remove Pesky Dirt and Grime on Siding, Fences, Patios, Driveways, and Sidewalks

Overall this is a great little electric power washer, putting it together is pretty simple and took me about 5 minutes to do ( I move slow )... This is the perfect power washer to wash your vehicles, sidewalks, or decking.. it comes with a power foam cannon (Where has this thing been all my life), the Power Foam Cannon really shoots out a steady stream of soap (similar to the Carwash), the length of the power cord is impressive, they redesigned the connections (I had a previous one that I gave to my son), so connecting the water hose and the sprayer hose is a lot easier on your hands. The sprayer hose is good, nothing really remarkable to mention about. The power is pretty substantial, I use it to clean my pool deck as well as my sidewalk and porch, I haven't attempted to use it to clean my siding, I don't think the stream would reach 60' in the air (I have a 3 story home), but for what I got this for, it's the perfect combination of ease and power... Overall a Great Purchase.

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.

Works great. Good pressure. But the hose sprung a big leak after 3 uses.

Pretty disappointed in the pressure washer. Bought this after doing some research and thought I had found the best pressure washer for the money. Boy was I wrong! I was willing to spend the extra money and get something that was advertised as a quality product.When I received my pressure washer it was packaged correctly and easy to put together. It worked great for the first two uses.I have never run the green works for more than 15-20 minutes at a time. After the third use it would turn off and I would have to unplug it and plug it back in to reset it (the gfci never tripped and had it on a dedicated circuit for the outlet it was plugged into) Today I used it for the the 4th time and it worked for maybe 20 minutes and stopped working. I tried everything to get it to fire up again. Changed outlets/switched to a different feed hose/let it sit thinking something that feeds cold water might have over heated. I’m really disappointed in this pressure washer and feel like I could have bought a $200 electric pressure washer and got more use out of it and I would have saved $300. Worst $500 I have spent!

This is a great pressure washer. I have owned and used multiple gas powered pressure washers. Pressure rating on this unit is accurate and it does a fantastic job with the pressure washing disk attachment on large concrete patio and driveway applications. I switched to anelectric motor unit for less maintenance and quieter operation, super happy with both aspects of this unit - very quiet and no winterizing, etc. While there is one more cord to manage with electrics (electricity cord) in my opinion that is a small hassle to trade for getting out of a gas engine.

For an electric power washer, this one still performs very well.

My gas pressure washer it’s difficult to get the engine going, and the thought of a puss button start was tempting. I am a green works fan and own multiple products from them, so I was excited to try their pressure washer. It was easy to assemble the product and make all the connections; however, I noticed when using the first time in the bed of truck that if I sprayed for about 30-60 seconds and then release the trigger – the machine made a surging noise and then restarted with very low pressure. This meant in between trigger squeezes I was waiting for pressure to build again. In addition, after about 3 surges the motor would do a hard stop, and I had to wait about 10 minutes to sue the device again. Maybe I just got a lemon, but this was not usable for doing long bouts of pressure washing.