Hyper Tough 2000 PSI 1.2 GPM 120V Electric Pressure Washer

That kind of pressure washer usually costs more. For very little more than the plastic covered units you get a lot more quality. The high pressure connections, where these things usually fail, are totally high-end--good hardware--no plastic involved.

I haven't had time to use this since I have been busy moving. But when I did finally took it out of the box, I needed a car wash. And wow, this pressure washer makes washing a car so much fun. I had my kids help me and they loved spraying the car. We love that it also has a soap tank and the nozzles are adjustable. The wheels make it easy to move around too.

Simple to assemble and plenty of power in this compact size washer to tackle big or small jobs. If I can assemble this any one can! I'm not very good at this type of thing and have never put anything together like this before. I can seriously say the hardest part was either opening the box or using a screwdriver on two screws. The directions have concise photos that were accurate with the written portion. None of the parts were heavy. I was able to lift to attach them by myself. Once assembled it looks very professional and high-tech to me. This turns on/off with the simple turn of a large, 2 position dial. This is absolutely the easiest piece of outside machinery I've ever turned on. I love, love this aspect of it. No stinky gas or greasy oil to deal with ever; yeah!! The 4 additional nozzel attachments go on quick and very easily. The selection of nozzles made it easy to choose what I needed according to what I was washing. There's a lever on the handle to lock it into the on position so I don't have to keep squeezing it. That saved a lot of effort on my hand. The electrical cord length seems pretty standard. The hose that goes from the washer to its handle is pretty long. I got all the down one side of our car when washing it before I moved the washer. The mounted handle that holds the wand keeps it in place while moving the washer around. I was especially impressed with how well it cleaned the dirt and mildew off our camper. The green mildew from living in the southern US is not easy to get cleaned off. It removed so much with each swipe I made. The wand is lightweight too so holding it pointed upwards to my camper was little effort. This moves around easily and the grip handle diameter is comfortable. It's definitely lightweight and practically no effort to push or pull, even for me as a smaller, female. There's a bracket for the power cord and the wash hose. They both really help when you move it or to tidy up for storage. Its compact size takes up very little storage space. If I hadn't received this and knew all these things, I would've definitely purchase one, as I'm that impressed with it.

The 2000 PSI is the top PSI for an electric pressure washers, if you need more than 2000 PSI, my recommendation is to go with gas pressure washers. Some electric pressure washers claim more PSI but the longevity is in question. This Hyper Tough washer is excellent for DIY projects around the house, comes with 4 different pressure nozzeles, very versitile and easy to move around. Hope this will help.

Hyper Tough tools are fantastic brand of tools for around the house. I have wet and dry vacs, hand tool, power tools, drills, sanders and power washer. I have been using them for over eight years and they get the job done. I have garage full of tools and when I was away and needed a tool to finish a small job, I bought Hyper Tough. Great choice. They are competitively priced, and fairly rugged.

I'm very happy with this pressure washer! It was easy to assemble, lightweight, and powerful enough to clean my driveway, sidewalks, patio, and outdoor furniture. The pressure is excellent for residential use, and the different spray nozzles make it easy to tackle different cleaning jobs. It's a great value for the price, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable electric pressure washer.

The Hyper Tough 2000 PSI Pressure Washer is a solid choice for everyday home use. It has plenty of power for cleaning driveways, patios, sidewalks, cars, and outdoor furniture. Setup was straightforward, and it's lightweight enough to move around easily without feeling flimsy. For the price, the performance is impressive. It delivers consistent pressure and gets tough dirt and grime off without much effort.

I was given this product in exchange for my honest review. The assembly had an easy to follow instructions. The pressure was not bad for a 2000psi, electric power washer though I prefer a stronger pressure. It knocked off the dust and mud, though there are also multiple attachments to utilize, as well. Overall not a bad product!

I was surprised by this electric pressure washer. It is silent until you pull the spray trigger. The motor only kicks on to pump the water so it is much quieter than a gas powered one. There is no priming the engine, adding gas and oil, or worrying about overheating. It did take me a bit of time to put the machine together. It was simple enough and only requires a screw driver, however some pieces were a very tight fit and I was worried about damaging them. The assembly instructions were adequate enough but not perfect. The electric cord and hose storage are a bit annoying. They are both on the back side and while I appreciate being able to nicely wind the power cord, the hose hook is directly above it and they could easily get tangled together. The pressure rating of 2,000 PSI is great for cleaning cars, siding, wooden decks, and other softer materials. This set comes with 5 nozzles for different materials. Unfortunately concrete and brick is where it falls short. My home is brick and I have a long concrete sidewalk and driveway. The pressure is not quite strong enough for getting dirt and grime fully out of concrete and brick efficiently. I have to go very slow and hold the sprayer very close to the ground to clean dirt from my concrete. It took me two hours to clean 2 10x10 concrete pads which is a small portion of my driveway.

I mean it may do okay if you're washing cars at best at least just a wedding down to rinse it off. but in order to remove stuff off of say a mobile home exterior or a building you just about have to sit the nozzle on top of the metal that you are trying to clean before it removes anything. was it worth the money no would I recommend it probably not.