Ojalá siga así.... Buena marca...Gracias

Dislike writing reviews of products I have owned for only a short time. However, this pressure washer was purchased to replace an older Greenworks model I have owned and used for 8 years. So I have used this new one to pressure wash a composite deck of about 900 square feet and a small portion of the concrete pool decking. Works very well for what I have done so far. Very quiet compared to the older electric model this one is replacing. Also like the operation of how the motor shuts off when not actively pressure washing something and starts back up when resuming the pressure washing operation. I read some reviews that complained about this function but it only has a few second delay which actually is beneficial. It sort of provides a very brief period for you to make sure you are ready to resume pressure washing and not be daydreaming and accidentally cut your toes off or cut the tail off your dog. The delay on the pump motor start is not a negative factor to me. It is very brief and if you are one of those people it bothers because you need instant gratification of everything in your life you should not be pressure washing in the first place. It is a job that requires your full attention and takes time to be correctly accomplished. I chose this pressure washer over other brands because I have one that is 8 years old and still works. I can not tell you what model it is because everything written on it or stickers placed on it are so old and faded they are not legible. I used it every year for the 8 years and could still use it but was worried it was ready to finally stop working one day. Will keep the old one around for a while. The reason for a four star vs a five star review is due to only using it once so far and the fact it comes with a blue hose. Why not the green hose to match the color of the pressure washer? Come on Greenworks! A blue hose with your signature green colored products? Who made that fashion faux pas? I need to look like a professional handyman around the house when working outdoors where the neighbors can see me. I purchased a green hose on Amazon (Flexzilla Pressure Washer Hose with M22 Fittings, 1/4 in. x 50 ft., ZillaGreen - HFZPW3450M-E) to replace the gaudy blue hose and now when I pressure wash I look like I know a thing or two about pressure washing and fashion. Overall I expect this new Greenworks pressure washer to last at least 8 years like the older model has and maybe even longer if I take better care of it compared to how rough I treated the older one.I own several Greenworks products to include the 80 volt mower, an edger, grass trimmer and something else out in the garage that I am too lazy to go look to see what it is at this moment. I believe Greenworks makes quality products and that was a consideration taken into account when I was looking to purchase a new pressure washer. I will probably come back to this review and upgrade it to 5 stars next year after using this new one to pressure wash the sidewalk and driveway (which is a two day job) as I do every year. I want to put it through a summer of prolonged use before the final review but as it looks right now it will be upgraded to 5 stars unless something totally unexpected occurs. If you are considering the purchase of an electric pressure washer for home use I would recommend this one. Sufficient pressure for use on many things around the home and also has the ability to be used for things like cars, trucks, boats, etc. I would also recommend purchasing the Twinkle Star 15" Pressure Washer Surface Cleaner with 3 Wheels, Stainless Steel Housing & 1/4" Quick Connector, Power Washer Attachment with 2 Extension Wand, 2 Replacement Nozzles, 4000 PSI. It will make your large pressure washing jobs a breeze. You can almost take a nap while pressure washing flat surfaces when using the attachment. Best thing ever for surfaces like pavers so you don’t get splash-back into your face or all over your clothes.

My wife asked for this (for her 69th Birthday !) WHAT A GIRL !We have a home we bought 10 years ago, that WAS BUILT in 2000, so its 23 years old. In all that time, to the best of our knowledge, the 2400 square foot circular drive in front, the 2800 square foot side main driveway, and an 1800 sq ft patio (all concrete) had NEVER been pressure washed or cleaned..... It was a MESS !After spending about 30 minutes assembling the Greenworks 2300 PSI pressure washer, reading up on how to operate it (ALL VERY EASY). We took it out and started it up.... We were actually removing decades of dirt 10 minutes later. It took us about 4 eight hour days to finish it all, but this little beast brought the concrete surfaces mentioned from dingy and near black in places, to a gleaming "like-new concrete look" again....Could we have done it faster. with a 10,000psi gas powered commercial power washer ? Probably, but for the ease of use, ELECTRIC (NOT GAS) powered, relatively light weight (my wife and I evenly split the workload), easily maneuverable (once you got the hang of where to be so you DON'T get tangled up in the hoses), we both couldn't have been happier with it.You start by getting the water flowing through the spray nozzle, then turn on the pump unit, squeeze the nozzle's trigger and after a brief delay, it pressures up and worked flawlessly. we also got the Greenworks 12" ROUND SURFACE CLEANER POWER WASHER ATTACHMENT (which I nicknamed the "HURRICANE" Attachment). It made short work of larger open area's like the side driveway and the patio ! Also got the Greenworks Soap Applicator for car washing, but haven't tried it yet. nor have I tried this on horizontal surfaces like brick, wood fencing or windows yet, but first, she and I are gonna "bask" in the beauty of our 'new' outdoor cement surfaces .....What would I get to improve working ease ? A high pressure "swivel connector for both ends of the hose pressure hose to the unit and to the water gun, a 50 foot long hose, and some of the Quick Connectors for attaching multiple hoses to multiple watering add ons (extension hoses, sprinklers, sprayers etc.) and maybe a 100 foot long heavy gauge extension cord.BOTTOM LINE: If you're not planning on opening a pressure washing business, I see NO REASON for not getting this rig for general HIGH PRESSURE dirt, mold, mildew removal and homeowner use..... I'd BUY IT AGAIN in a minute !

Es facil de usar ,no es ruidosa y de facil transporte no. me arrepiento de esta compra

UPDATE on 12 APR 2002: Got to use this pressure washer with the surface cleaner that I linked below. It worked well on my driveway. See pictures for a before and after comparison. Also, I picked up this 50' hose to double my reach from the machine: ORIGINAL REVIEW on 28 MAR 2022: Got to use the new pressure washer over the weekend and I'm pretty pleased. I cleaned a section of my exterior brick wall, a metal-sided shed, wood deck, my hot tub and hot tub cover. Worked very well for all of those. I only have 1 pic (sorry) of part of the brick wall I did, but you can see a good difference there (and it's even better-looking now dry). I used the black "turbo" nozzle on the brick and the 40° nozzle on the hot tub. Here are a few thoughts:Assembly: Easy to figure out with the directions.Materials: Not commercial-grade, but I don't need that. I think they are good enough for regular home-use tasks. Good hose and power cord length.Functionality: Good. I would like to note that the pump motor stops when you let go off the trigger. This is great for noise reduction and minimizing wear on the motor. The catch is that when you press the trigger again it will take a few seconds before the machine ramps up and you have pressure again. Not really an issue for me, though.Portability: Good. Nice, big wheels and the unit is not too heavy. Easy to move around, but stays put where you leave it.Gonna try it out next with . I'll update the review after that.Overall, a good product.