Electric Pressure Washer, 4200 Max PSI, 2.6 GPM Power Washer Machine with Hose Reel,4 Quick Connect Nozzles for Cars/Patios/Floor Cleaning

I bought this for my daughter, and they love it. they are able to take it up north to their cabin because it is not to heavy and not to big but very powerful. works great 😃

I am super impressed with this pressure washer. Upon receiving it, it was packaged nicely and had great, easy to follow directions. Putting the small amount of things together was a cinch and included pictures (which helped me as I am clueless on the names of parts like these). After putting together I followed the instructions on how to hook it up to my well spigot and went about testing it on my wheel wells. I live on dirt roads and we are constantly having to stop at a car wash to hose out the mud caked in our wheel wells that make our car vibrate. This pressure washer did an amazing job blasting the muck out of the tires! I sampled each pressure washer head and next sprayed down my vehicle, attached the soap container, and proceeded to wash my vehicle. It did a great job on that too. Granted, you'll still need to use a little elbow grease and hand sponge to get the grit off something like my well mucked up vehicle, but it is much easier than just a hose and does a better job. After being pleased with that job I moved onto our brand new composite deck that was just placed a little bit ago and got all kinds of muddy due to the winter storm. This showed exactly what a great job the washer could do as it cleanly blasted off the aged muck and our deck looks so shiny and pretty. I even tested a little bit on my house and it did not tear up the paint (thank goodness). I feel it has just enough pressure to get things clean without tearing things up. So if you are looking for a powerful pressure washer to blast paint off, this isn't it. But if you need something to wash grit and grime off daily items- this is it. It was easy to maneuver. It was lighter weight than I had thought it would be and was easy to pick up and move (or wash while holding and moving). Between the hose running to the spigot, the electrical cord running to the house, and the wand hose, I felt a little bit like a puzzle trying to unwind/untangle everything but that really can't be helped unless you go for a gas powered which I wasn't interested in. Clean up was a cinch after all the washing I did and it was simple to empty and drain the machine and gather everything up nicely. One thing to make sure of if you are new to pressure washers: make sure your head is seated solidly in the nozzle or it will shoot out when you press the trigger. The trigger did not cause cramping in my hand, it didn't run too loud, and swapping out heads was easy. Overall I would highly recommend this pressure washer.