worth it ???

This is for spraying my driveway, porch, garage, etc. Not going into business with it

Hire the man, Bill knows a guy that does that he just did his house last summer/fall...

Yep. Asked him to come tight in and hang his coat on the wall.

My neighbor has an electric Ryobi power washer..

It’s been passed around like a bottle of crown

Still running strong and to think he bought it used a few years ago

Take that for what it’s worth

Yes, will work fine.

I have a great big John Deer washer for big jobs, but also bought the smallest/cheapest/lower pressure electric washer from china mart just for doing Euro's. It works great for that, and would work great for what you need it for. I loaned the little electric one to my ex wife and she even washed her whole house with it.

Yea, think youre correct.

We have been using a Harbor Freight to do the decks since 1999. The last couple of times it seems to have lost some of it power, but still gets the bird crap and pine needles off the decks.

I have a Ryobi that's 1,700 psi that works really well. I'm probably going to get one around 2,000 psi but I'll stick with the electric.

Most of the electric units are not lacking in PSI for light work, but they are lacking in water volume. I also have an electric Ryobi that works as advertised for simple clean-up of my driveway and dock, which are not huge.

I recently bought this one... works very well for me... 3yr warranty (10yrs on motor)

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Greenworks-Pro-Greenworks-Gen2-2300-Pressure-Washer/1003196492

I just bought the electric Ryobi, did the driveway, house and fence.....did a good job.

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I bought a Stihl model - the middle sized electric one. Works great. I also have a gasoline unit that we don’t use, since the wife can’t start it. The electric one is so she can drag it out and use it and not bother me when I’m busy on something else. Anyway, the gas one has a Honda engine if you want to buy one. I’ll sell it.

I have been in the market for one. Stopped in to check out the new Atwoods in Mt Pleasant on Thursday, and they had one. It has a long power cord which is nice, and the major components were already assembled. Only took about 5 minutes to hook it all up, No instruction manual needed. I have been happy so far, and its one less thing with a carburetor I have to worry about now.

Here is what I went with: https://m.stihlusa.com/products/pressure-washers/electric-pressure-washers/re90/

That Stihl is the same one I bought. Works good.

Cleaned the camper with it today. Did great. You can tell its not a 3000psi gas rig, but it does well for little jobs around the house.