This electric power washer has been tested and it passed! It washes my loft in no time. My loft is very dirty. It is covered with dirt and pollen since last winter. I can't bring the gas power washer all the way to the loft because it's so heavy. This electric power washer is much lighter and quieter. It is small enough to carry up and down the stairs and it's strong enough to blast dirt and grime with ease. Installation is quick and easy. I didn't even look at the user manual. Power cord is long enough to move the washer around without any issue. Last but not least, the price of this power washer is one third of the price of the gas power washer that I purchased years ago.

I got this pressure washer since I needed a small one for just a few areas such as my small porch. I like how compact it is, I can easily store it in my garage along the wall without it blocking anything. I had a gas pressure washer for which took a significantly more space. It only took a few minutes to put it together out of the box, just a few screws and then you're ready to use it. It comes with multiple nozzles and a bottle for dosing in things like cleaning chemicals. I like how it has a hose and cord hook built in to keep things tidy. It works very well, I have no complaints, it gets the job done. It is much quieter than my gas pressure washer was.

I’ve been wanting a pressure washer for a long time and I purchased a different model first, but it had little issues that I didn’t like so I ended up replacing it with this one. This pressure washer does the small things right which makes using and storing this unit so much easier. I like the convenient storage compartment. It took a few minutes to put the whole thing together, which was pretty straightforward, except two parts had me confused where they went. If I had looked at the pictures I would have figured out sooner. The pressure washer works great as expected and I haven’t had any issues so far. I find myself looking at my yard for places I can pressure wash now!

I already owned a 4½ hp name brand pressure washer, rated at 2400 psi and 2.4 GPM water flow. It will do a good job after I finally get it to crank, but I gave up on it siphoning cleaning solution several years ago. That being said, I’ve heard nice things from friends who have bought electric pressure washers so I tried this one by Bothlin, a washer rated at 2030 psi and 2.5 GPM. My intended application for this pressure washer was to power a horizontal surface cleaner to clean my deck and driveway.From the moment I opened the Bothlin box, I noticed that it was a good deal lighter than my gasoline power washer (no surprise there), but in no way did it feel flimsy or cheap. The assembly required fitting together a number of parts (see photo), which mated very easily and equally securely. It seemed odd that there were very good step-by-step photos in the manual that clearly showed how to assemble the wand, but I couldn’t figure out where all the attaching bits were to be placed on the washer pump body itself without carefully watching a recommended streaming video. It’s puzzling why that wasn’t included in the printed owner’s manual, too. That being said, it went well and I wasn't unhappy with the outcome.Kudos to the Bothlin owner’s manual, which was 16 pages sized 5½ x 9”, with large enough print and photographs that were easily read without using a magnifying glass! I would give Bothlin bonus points for this feature by itself. The manual notes a 2 year warranty and a “lifetime” of technical support. I hope that means we can buy parts should we need them down the road.At this point, I compare using this device in comparison to the gasoline powered pressure washer which I have used for several years. (1) It is lighter, and it is easy to move it as needed to reach places you want to clean. The comparison gasoline model was a beast to wrestle it up the deck stairs! (2) The pressure wand’s hose is lighter weight, still heavy enough, but doesn’t fight you if you want to stretch it out. (3) My favorite part is that the pump starts pushing water only the moments that you have depressed the wand trigger but otherwise waits quietly, in contrast to the gas powered washer which can only idle for 2 minutes without risking destroying the pump water because water flow is required to keep the pump cool. (4) I didn’t need ear protection because the electric machine is much quieter than the gasoline model. (5) The pressurized water output was adequate for for use with the horizontal surface washer i purchased, and I was quite happy with the result. I didn’t crank up the somewhat higher powered gasoline model to make a direct comparison, for the reasons cited in the first paragraph. (6) Liquid cleaning agents can be spread over the surface by swapping out the wand for a dedicated detergent bottle with an adjustable application rate feature. (7) It can also pump and spray water from a bucket--an attachment to the water main isn't required.As a final note, I stopped in a big box hardware store today and the price for this unit was much less than similarly rated name brand electric power washers which were on the shelves.

Some assembly required but quite easy. Pro tip, when you attach the nozzle to the gun handle you have to push down REALLY hard and then turn clockwise. This was the only part that gave me a little bit of grief.Once all set up I did a quick pass on part of the walkway with the 25 degree head and it brought up quite a bit of dirt. With the 0 degree one and some time it would make it white for sure. BUT I needed to move on to my main reason for buying this, our SXS. Unfortunately I didn't think to take a before pic but anyone that has one knows how muddy they get. Using the 40 degree and then the 15 degree to get those stubborn mud areas I was able to get the mud off and she's ready for the next ride.Very good power washer and easy to use.

The main feature that sold me on this pressure washer was how compact and lightweight it is—yet it still delivers the high-quality performance I need. I used to have a much bigger, heavier pressure washer, and it was such a hassle to lug around. This one has completely replaced it for all my home projects, and I honestly don’t miss the old one at all.Despite its smaller size, it’s just as powerful. I recently used it to clean the stone tiles around my pool, which had a stubborn layer of calcium buildup, and it did an amazing job. I was really impressed by how well it cut through the grime without damaging the surface.It’s easy to maneuver, simple to set up, and all the attachments (especially the different nozzles and foam cannon) make it versatile for a range of tasks. Storage is also a breeze since it doesn’t take up much space in the garage.If you’re looking for a pressure washer that’s lightweight but still packs a punch, this one’s a fantastic choice.