Not as strong as I thought it would be but still gets job done over time

Not as strong as I thought it would be but still gets job done over time

Product is amazing and powerful. It even chipped paint since I was not aware it’s so powerful. Use the white nozzle first to see if it cleans or not and then use the change nozzles based on the effect.

Product is amazing and powerful. It even chipped paint since I was not aware it’s so powerful. Use the white nozzle first to see if it cleans or not and then use the change nozzles based on the effect.

My husband really likes this. Great PSI, works well, excellent price.

My husband really likes this. Great PSI, works well, excellent price.

Excellent little power washer. Would recommend!!

Excellent little power washer. Would recommend!!

Ok.i didn’t realize i had to run it to get the air out of the line. Once I did that it worked great. My bad. Definitely worth it.

Ok.i didn’t realize i had to run it to get the air out of the line. Once I did that it worked great. My bad. Definitely worth it.

We got this to clean our concrete around our pool but it has been so handy in even cleaning every day things like a rug we had in our entry for years! Very easy to use and super compact! Excellent value for the price!! Absolutely love this and I’m picturing ALL the things I want to use this on!

We got this to clean our concrete around our pool but it has been so handy in even cleaning every day things like a rug we had in our entry for years! Very easy to use and super compact! Excellent value for the price!! Absolutely love this and I’m picturing ALL the things I want to use this on!

Has a lot of power for a small machine

Has a lot of power for a small machine

So this is an okay power washer. I only have one other unit that is a small battery powered washer that is good enough for really small jobs, but the battery doesn't always last long enough to get through things, so I decided to augment my tool shed with a larger plug-in model.There's not much to assemble here -- just put the handle on with 5 screws. Very simple to do.The instruction booklet is sparse. If you were looking for tips and tricks on power washing, this is not your publication. It is adequate for understanding the pieces and parts of the unit however. I do take exception with the claim that the handle provides space to store all the accessories -- it does not provide any space for the soap bottle attachment or really the power cord. The "hook" is adequate for the power cord or the hose, but not both, which is kind of disappointing, because it looks like there is maybe another version of this unit that has a proper power cord wrap attachment that could be affixed. I simply use a velcro strap to hold the power cord in one loop and put it over the whole thing, resting the hose on the hook and it works.The four spray attachments are properly varied in their degree of throw (though manual seems to have likely been written by a not-so-intelligent AI, confusing the degree of throw with degrees Celsius when describing them). Fortunately, each sprayer is independently marked with the degrees since the manual is written in black and white and doesn't distinguish for you in print which color is which sprayer.Once I got my source hose all unkinked, the unit performed nicely, with a very steady amount of pressure and no on/off rythms going on. All four sprayers worked well, though the 15 degree did seem to have something making its spray more conical than a fan, but it's probably some little piece of packing stuck in it or something I need to work out.The sprayers lock on well and if you can use a compressor or chuckless drill/impact driver you can use this. The hose connects in solidly and again, if you can use a compressor, you can get it connected/disconnected.The source hose connector is properly built, too, something I've seen not done properly on similar devices my friends have. What I mean is that the two connectors spin in opposite directions to attach to the washer and the hose, so to connect your hose you're not doing lefty/loosey righty/tighty, you're going the other way. I would have liked the connection to the power washer to be the opposite b/c it confuses my kids every time they're trying to attach the hose, but the fact you're not disassembling the thing when you go to attach the garden hose is well thought out.I do have a few niggles with this, though. The wheels just simply don't work. I think it's an issue of the axle perhaps being too tight to the hole it runs through combined with how lightweight the washer is. If you put it on the ground and try to get the wheels to turn, they simply won't. If you turn the wheels with your hands, they do turn, though. This becomes an issue if you're trying to maneuver around a lot while washing something and you need to move the unit. If you are strategic in how you place things, this might not be a problem for you, because in their favor, they gave this a seriously long power cord and the hose is 20 feet, so maybe you won't have to move it much.I don't like the fact that there isn't a handle lock that keeps things engaged. I kind of get the lock for keeping it from BEING engaged, but using this for a long period of time to wash my siding or fence line is going to leave my hand seriously cramped having to hold that handle for long periods of time.There's no display on the unit to give you an indication of what pressure is being provided, but at this price point that might be too much to expect.The "foam cannon" bottle works well enough, but you are very restricted with how you hold it to keep the flow going. It does burn through whatever you've put in the bottle really quick, which is just a volume thing.One other thing that I've seen on other washers that isn't available here is a shorter wand or ability to attach the nozzles to the handle so you can get into tighter spots. The wand isn't as long as others I've seen, so it's not a horrible experience, but longer/shorter wands would be really nice and broaden the use cases this can satisfy.All in all, this is a good entry level washer I see using for a number of things. I can't speak to the durability yet as I've only done two small projects thus far. If it turns out to be less than acceptable, I'll update the review.

So this is an okay power washer. I only have one other unit that is a small battery powered washer that is good enough for really small jobs, but the battery doesn't always last long enough to get through things, so I decided to augment my tool shed with a larger plug-in model.There's not much to assemble here -- just put the handle on with 5 screws. Very simple to do.The instruction booklet is sparse. If you were looking for tips and tricks on power washing, this is not your publication. It is adequate for understanding the pieces and parts of the unit however. I do take exception with the claim that the handle provides space to store all the accessories -- it does not provide any space for the soap bottle attachment or really the power cord. The "hook" is adequate for the power cord or the hose, but not both, which is kind of disappointing, because it looks like there is maybe another version of this unit that has a proper power cord wrap attachment that could be affixed. I simply use a velcro strap to hold the power cord in one loop and put it over the whole thing, resting the hose on the hook and it works.The four spray attachments are properly varied in their degree of throw (though manual seems to have likely been written by a not-so-intelligent AI, confusing the degree of throw with degrees Celsius when describing them). Fortunately, each sprayer is independently marked with the degrees since the manual is written in black and white and doesn't distinguish for you in print which color is which sprayer.Once I got my source hose all unkinked, the unit performed nicely, with a very steady amount of pressure and no on/off rythms going on. All four sprayers worked well, though the 15 degree did seem to have something making its spray more conical than a fan, but it's probably some little piece of packing stuck in it or something I need to work out.The sprayers lock on well and if you can use a compressor or chuckless drill/impact driver you can use this. The hose connects in solidly and again, if you can use a compressor, you can get it connected/disconnected.The source hose connector is properly built, too, something I've seen not done properly on similar devices my friends have. What I mean is that the two connectors spin in opposite directions to attach to the washer and the hose, so to connect your hose you're not doing lefty/loosey righty/tighty, you're going the other way. I would have liked the connection to the power washer to be the opposite b/c it confuses my kids every time they're trying to attach the hose, but the fact you're not disassembling the thing when you go to attach the garden hose is well thought out.I do have a few niggles with this, though. The wheels just simply don't work. I think it's an issue of the axle perhaps being too tight to the hole it runs through combined with how lightweight the washer is. If you put it on the ground and try to get the wheels to turn, they simply won't. If you turn the wheels with your hands, they do turn, though. This becomes an issue if you're trying to maneuver around a lot while washing something and you need to move the unit. If you are strategic in how you place things, this might not be a problem for you, because in their favor, they gave this a seriously long power cord and the hose is 20 feet, so maybe you won't have to move it much.I don't like the fact that there isn't a handle lock that keeps things engaged. I kind of get the lock for keeping it from BEING engaged, but using this for a long period of time to wash my siding or fence line is going to leave my hand seriously cramped having to hold that handle for long periods of time.There's no display on the unit to give you an indication of what pressure is being provided, but at this price point that might be too much to expect.The "foam cannon" bottle works well enough, but you are very restricted with how you hold it to keep the flow going. It does burn through whatever you've put in the bottle really quick, which is just a volume thing.One other thing that I've seen on other washers that isn't available here is a shorter wand or ability to attach the nozzles to the handle so you can get into tighter spots. The wand isn't as long as others I've seen, so it's not a horrible experience, but longer/shorter wands would be really nice and broaden the use cases this can satisfy.All in all, this is a good entry level washer I see using for a number of things. I can't speak to the durability yet as I've only done two small projects thus far. If it turns out to be less than acceptable, I'll update the review.