Compact Electric Pressure Washer, 1.2 GPM (CSA Certified, Lightweight, 20 FT Tangle-Free Hose, 35 FT Power Cord) Great For Cars, Fences, Patios, Driveways, Decks and Patios

This 1,600 PSI (1.2 GPM) electric pressure washer is exactly what I was looking for. It’s ultra-compact and very lightweight, which makes it easy to move around the house without much effort. The hose and power cord have a good length, so I can clean my driveway, patio, and even the car without constantly unplugging or moving the unit. Despite its small size, the water pressure is strong enough for everyday household tasks like washing outdoor furniture, garden tools, and sidewalks. Pros: ✅ Compact and easy to carry. ✅ Good hose and power cord length. ✅ Strong enough for daily home cleaning. ✅ Simple to set up and start using. Conclusion: A practical and efficient pressure washer for home projects. Lightweight, easy to move, and delivers great performance for its size. Highly recommended for anyone who needs reliable cleaning power without a bulky machine.

I bought the washer to clean our second floor condo screens and balcony. Then I realized that, contrary to my expectation, Greenworks doesn't make a suction hose for this model. So there was no convenient way to use a bucket as a water supply even though several people had mentioned this as a substitute when using mains water supply was out of the question. But with a little bit of research I found a suction hose with a filter and float at one end. Cost was less than $20. The one I got had a coupling on the other end, but it wasn't compatible with the Greenworks hose connector. So I cut off that connector, heated the end of the hose in boiling water to soften up the end, and then pushed the hose over a compatible male connector (purchased form the local hardware store). The last step was to fasten the hose and connector together with a hose clamp (also purchased from the hardware store). The filter end of the suction hose was placed in a bucket full of water and the bucket placed about 4 feet off the ground. The other end was coupled to the hose inlet of the pressure washer. It took about 5 to 10 secs for the water to fill the suction hose but after that I had about 3 mins of very good pressure washing until the water in the bucket got very low. I filled the bucket up and repeated the exercise. The pressure was enough to remove dirt and debris stuck on our condo screens from hurricane Ian. The 25 ft of screening took four or five buckets (they were very dirty). Still, it was much better than I expected. Even better, my spouse is very happy. The pressure washer is not super powerful, but it did an excellent job.

November in West Virginia is not the best time to buy a power washer, but I was setting up the outdoor fire pit for Thanksgiving, and the yellow resin Adirondack chairs had been sitting out a couple of years. Scrubbing had not budged the black discoloration, so I searched power washers and purchased this little Greenworks 1600 attracted by the PSI and the size, weight, and maneuverability to work around our house on a farm. I have experience with larger, more powerful washers so was hopeful. Assembly was pretty straight forward, with the exception of how to attach the soap holding bottle for certain applications, e.g. car washing. ( A quick youtube video solved that.) Set 'er up, attached the hose, ran water through it, plugged it in, turned it on, and, presto, spanking clean chairs to welcome our guests!! True, only one use so far, but am optimistic for outdoor concrete patio and stoops (we're on a slab between the tree line and front field), the cars and equipment, and the outdoor shower floor in the spring. AND ABSOLUTELY NO LEAKS UPON THE FIRST USE!! (Note: engine does not run unless the nozzle trigger is pulled.)

I'm super happy with this power washer! My previous unit was a PowerWorks 51112 that I bought in 2013 for $150. It had the same PSI and GPM, but never quite worked right, and eventually crapped out when the unloader valve gave up altogether and left the spray turned on full as soon as it was powered on (the trigger no longer did anything). It didn't seem particularly large at the time, but it's an absolute beast compared to this ultra-compact Greenworks unit. It also had a bunch of fancy features like a soap tank, solid rubber wheels, hose reel, folding handle, etc. that I paid for but never used. This Greenworks model is about as basic as a power washer can possibly be - but that's a compliment! It does nothing special but it does what it needs to do extremely well. The spray is consistent, powerful, and precise, and there is very little air uptake in the hose line so it doesn't sputter much at all, especially once you've been using it for just a minute or two. 1600psi is enough to damage the surface of softwood deck boards if you get the nozzle too close (long after the pollen, sap, etc. are blown away), so unless you're trying to do something really unusual, you shouldn't need anything more. I don't miss wheels at all. There's plenty of hose length to let you set the unit out of the way and do your thing without having to move it frequently. I also don't miss the soap container at all. This one comes with a foam cannon that's much better. If I had to ding it a little, you should know that there's not much provision for cord, hose, or spray wand organization. I roll everything up and use a few velcro straps and that work great for me - I just lean everything against the main body when I store it in a corner of my garage. It would be great if there was a place to clip the spray wand to the body, but it's not a big deal at all. Also, there are only 2 different spray tips, but you can find sets of 4 or 5 tips for like $8 on here if you need more. I haven't yet. Honestly, though, that's all I can find to criticize. Again, there's really not much to this unit, so as long as it produces a powerful spray that cleans my car, driveway, and deck, there's not much more to say! Longevity is yet to be determined, but I have a bunch of Greenworks landscaping gear (mowers, chainsaws, pole saws, leaf blower, etc.) and it's generally very robust stuff, so I expect this to be the same.

I began using this electric pressure washer when it came very easy to put together works beautifully. Did a wonderful job I'm very happy 😊

Desde hace tiempo quería comprar una hidro, estaba sobre la karcher, pero su precio me detenía. Al poner esta en oferta y ver las reseñas me anime a comprarla y fue muy buena compra. Funciona perfecto, lavo los coches y el patio donde están mis perros, y queda súper bien! Gasto mucho menos agua que antes! La uso por tiempos cortos de menos de 10 min para cuidarla, aunque fácil puede seguir por otros 5 min o mas sin pasarle nada.

Me gustó mucho,se ve de muy buena calidad,claro no esperen que haga lo que una hidrolavadora más grande o industrial,es solo para lavar el coche o algunas cosas de las cas ao jardín.

funciona bien pero el accesorio para hechar espuma, no genera de manera adecuada la espuma por lo demás buen producto.

Hasta ahora bastante bien buena compra

Funciona adecuadamente, cumple con lo que promete, no me ha fallado.