Any electric pressure washers worth a damn?

[Noel]

I guess I lied. I now own a Honda gas powered machine. No regrets here. I still relate power to the sound of an engine running, think I might need testosterone replacement if that fades

I just wish they could make them as quiet as the inverter generators lol

 

[R Q]

I have a 5gpm. 3500psi gas powered pressure washer beast and a $120 electric SunJoe. I use the Sunjoe most of the time! lol

 

[jeepinmatt]

I have a 5gpm. 3500psi gas powered pressure washer beast and a $120 electric SunJoe. I use the Sunjoe most of the time! lol

Yeah, what I've realized is 95% of the time, I don't need the big daddy, i just need to get something done quick and easy. I use my Milwaukee battery chainsaw 10x as much as my rip-roaring Stihl gassers. But when I need the Stihl, I need the Stihl (and it won't crank )

 

[GONOVRIT]

Yeah, what I've realized is 95% of the time, I don't need the big daddy, i just need to get something done quick and easy. I use my Milwaukee battery chainsaw 10x as much as my rip-roaring Stihl gassers. But when I need the Stihl, I need the Stihl (and it won't crank )

I have one out of 5 stihls I bought new and it is the most stubborn sob of them all from day one. Never fails to eventually crank but you earn it! Both my stihl blowers are money on the second pull though.

 

[DirkaDirka875]

No idea on how great this one is but i do like the layout

Grandfalls Pressure Washer PRO

Giraffe tools grandfalls electric wall mount pressure washer pro, 100ft ultra-soft high-pressure hose, for cleaning patios, cars, and driveways.

giraffetools.com

 

[NCJeeplover]

No idea on how great this one is but i do like the layout

Grandfalls Pressure Washer PRO

Giraffe tools grandfalls electric wall mount pressure washer pro, 100ft ultra-soft high-pressure hose, for cleaning patios, cars, and driveways.

giraffetools.com

I'm going to have one of their retractable garden hoses one day.

 

[BIGWOODY]

I think I’ve had my karcher for over 10yrs. Does the house, deck, concrete and vehicles no problem. When it dies I’ll buy another.

It probably won't die. I've got a karcher steam jenny at work. It's 26 years old.

 

[GONOVRIT]

It probably won't die. I've got a karcher steam jenny at work. It's 26 years old.

Oh it did! They don’t make stuff like they did 26yrs ago.

 

[Cherokeekid88]

I literally just bought the $99 one from Ryobi at Home Depot. Mainly used to wash car with a foam cannon, clean the siding and concrete all around. It does the job well.

 

[89wrangler]

I had a cheap blue one for a few years and it gave up the ghost. Since I purchased the electric one, I have not fired up the loud ass gas one(probably wouldn't start anyway and that would add to the aggravation). I replaced the old blue one with a SPX3000 SunJoe. I went with it mainly because of all of the attachments and parts that are readily available for it. No complaints at all with it. Has two selectable built in soap dispensers with a volume control. Has 5 different snap in nozzles, and SS spray wand, nice hd 25' hose.

 

[OnlyOneDR]

I bought a used Greenworks one at a yard sale, 1700 psi but the low-flow rate (I think it is 1.2 gal/min) is what I need to not run my well dry. I have a gas unit too but rarely need it. I did use the Greenworks to clean the house a few weeks ago; it was definitely slower than using the bigger machine but like stated somewhere above I was not worried about ruining anything with too high a pressure.

 

[rockman]

I used a Karcher for a 8 years and upgraded to larger Ryobi. Does everything fine.

 

[AdamH]

Another vote for the green works 3000 psi.