Greenworks Pro Brushless 3000 PSI (CSA Certified) 2.0 GPM Max / 1.1 GPM Electric Pressure Washer (Rugged Steel Frame, 25 FT Hose, 35 FT GFCI Power Cord)

The ad stated that this unit was 2.0gpm under the product description. The unit is not 2.0gpm it is 1.1gpm. I Would have like to of try the model that was advertised. Disappointing to say the least

I have been a home owner for over 42 years and the GPW30001 is by far the best electric pressure washer I've ever owned. Please read the following comments that led me to this conclusion:PACKAGING & ASSEMBLY - The unit is packaged securely and in a fashion that allows easy removal. Assembling the unit is simple and takes little time.STRUCTURAL QUALITY - The tubular steel frame and steel fasteners contribute to the overall sturdiness of the unit and the wheels provided enable easy movement over grass or solid surfaces.HIGH PRESSURE HOSE - One of my favorite items on this pressure washer. Prior units I've owned have come with pressure hoses that were flimsy and prone to kinking. The Greenworks steel braided hose is high quality and eliminates this aggravating issue.HOSE CONNECTIONS ON UNIT - The brass colored metal connections are sturdy. They are threaded which ensures secure and water tight connections. Others pressure washers I have used were were equipped with plastic connectors and were difficult at times to connect.SPRAY WAND - Solid construction and well balanced. The quick connects for the various spray tips allow easy and quick interchanges.UPPER PANEL ARRAY - Another excellent feature as all the included spray tips can be secured to the panel in the rubber receptacles and are color coordinated to make access a breeze.OPERATION - Once all the required connections are made and the unit is plugged in, the quality of this pressure washer becomes evident when you push the start button. Upon squeezing the trigger on the wand you immediately can feel the power generated by the brush-less motor. Being able to quickly interchange the various spray tips allows the freedom to determine which one will best serve the item being cleaned. I used the 25 degree tips to clean our teak patio table and it worked well. I then cleaned a small portion of our concrete driveway using the 15 degree tip and that also performed well.FINAL THOUGHTS - If you are seriously considering purchasing an electric pressure washer, look no further than the GPW3001. Yes, it is on the expensive side but I always believed in the age old adage, "You get what you pay for." It is also on the heavy side, approx. 50 lbs., but again the wheels provide easy movement. In closing, you never know for sure what type of cleaning situation may arise in the future and having the extra power / water flow can make a major difference in the end result.

This is the first electric pressure washer I’ve owned. I used a smaller electric pressure washer about 8 years ago and was underwhelmed with it because it couldn’t maintain pressure longer than about a minute before having to recharge/rebuild pressure, and was overall pretty weak.After researching, reading reviews and switching multiple yard tools to electric from gasoline, I decided to switch to this pressure washer from an older gas model I had. I am thoroughly impressed with this pressure washer, as it delivered every bit that I needed to detail my vehicles. It includes multiple nozzles in the package, along with a high quality hose. It never lost pressure once and had plenty of power/pressure for the job. It is also much quieter than a gas model, which is a plus to me.It was easy to put together, easy to store with a small footprint (stands up vertically), and is a very fair price. I would buy again.

Love this machine. Super powerful. It was simple to assemble.I love that you can stand it up for storage and it sits flat when you use it makes it more stable. There's a place for the wand and a place to hang the hose and a place to wind up the cord. They need to put a slot , so you can put a velcro strap around the wand , t

I have only had this pressure washer for a few days. I will update my review after a month.I had one minor problem assembling the device. The top tube had a tiny crease that prevents sliding the top tube over the base tube. I fixed the problem by using a pair of locking needle nose pliers to pull the crease out and allow the top tube to slide over the base tube. The only adverse effect is that I scratched a little of the paint off of the top tube.Other than this, I was up and running quickly. I washed and waxed one car and tested cleaning some wood siding on my old (1886) house. The device works well for both applications. Even the 15-degree attachment did not dig into the old wood siding when standing back about 8" from the surface. It did clean off most of the loose and peeling paint.I have not tested it using a longer hose for the wand which will be required for cleaning the second story of the house.For car washing, it easily cleaned up dirt that has collected in the seams and crevices from many years of neglect. When cleaning years of neglect, I found it helps to first do a pre-wash using clear water, then soap and scrub with a cloth, and then go through a complete wash. The pressure washer worked as I expected on cleaning a car after years of neglectI will recommend this pressure washer to others.