Customer Ratings & Reviews

Broke on the second use. Right after the return period ended. The pressure comes and goes. The tube between the washer and gun popped a hole on its own.

Didn’t even help wash the car or honestly anything. Not a great product

I get more pressure from my garden hose. Won't waste on your money on this.

Did not work and is a pile of junk. Extremely disappointing. Returned item

Worked great for about 10-15 minutes but then it intermittently works. Let it cool down for 30 minutes to see if that was issue and it worked for one minute. Was really excited but have to return. This is terrible product. 

Does not work correctly. Weak water stream. Doesn’t get the siding clean.

difficult to use. this water pressure is confusing to use

Died after 20 minutes i had to return it bad quality

Worked for one day and now won’t power on. Tried multiple power receptacles.

When I first saw the Greenworks products I thought they would be just another name trying to get in the electric power tool game, but this pressure washer looked like it would be exactly what I needed if the claims were accurate, so I went for it. Turns out, they’re pretty darn good products. In the box is not a lot of paperwork or manuals, just some quick guides and some detailed instructions but the product is pretty simple, so there’s not a whole lot to read. I took a quick glance over the reading material and unboxed all the parts. (photo) If you’ve used any type of pressure washer before, you probably know how this works. Hook your garden hose up to the in end and the included high pressure house on the out end. This connects to the gun and add a tip that works for your project and you’re set. I will say, the gun feels a little flimsy. It’s not nerf gun light and cheap but it does have a lighter plastic feel to it. This is unfortunately pretty common with all pressure washers, so this shouldn’t be sending you away, but it does mean you have to be more gentle with it if you want the parts to last. Once I knew how it all worked, I quickly did a test outside with the highest pressure tip for concrete and other hard surfaces with a warning it can do some serious damage to your surface if it’s too soft. (“test” photo) This ended up being true, when I used it on painted cinder blocks, the paint did start to chip away in areas. So suffice it to say, this can provide you with plenty of pressure for most jobs. After a bit more testing, I switched it to the round disk cleaning tip because honestly, I always assume these don’t work that well. However, I was very wrong. This was perfect for doing the driveway and went SO much faster than using the other tips. It was like mopping my driveway. You can see the before and after photo where I was able to get a rough cleaning done in about 5 min or less, if it wasn’t getting dark and cold, I would have finished the driveway easily without getting tired or sore or anything like that. This tool will make deep cleaning the driveway and brick on my house a breeze. Speaking of bricks, my house is half brick, half panel siding. I can easily switch tips and clean the dirt off the siding and brick and probably clean my whole house in a day next spring. Unfortunately, winter has come early and I can’t do outdoor cleaning much anymore, but I plan to wash my car with a gentle tip and the included soap dispenser will be great to have for that. I wasn’t able to test a full car wash just yet because of the weather shift unfortunately, but the water did flow through and work as intended so I’m confident that all the included attachments will work. As far as quality, I think there is plenty of power to do the average pressure wash jobs. The unit is surprisingly small and light so it’s a breeze to carry around the outside of the house, down the driveway, etc or even taking it with you to another location. I know the company sells a version with wheels and a rack and I guess that would be nice, but I like how this is about the size of a fishing tackle box and can be carried around easily. OVERALL I really enjoy this pressure washer and can’t wait to get my home exterior a good bath. Washing cars, driveways, homes, decks, or even stripping paint, this greenworks pressure washer will get the job done!

it's already leaking where the sprayer hose connects to the main unit.

The Greenworks 1900 PSI electric pressure washer is great for light to medium duty jobs. Out of the box, assembly is fairly simple and straightforward; assemble the spray nozzle, connect the nozzle hose and your hose, and plug it it in. The two primary nozzles (25 degrees and 40 degrees) store on the unit for easy convenience. The unit is also easy to use, with just two buttons for on and off. If the unit is off, you’ll get a very light spray if you pull the trigger and, quite obviously, if you switch it on you’ll get the pressure wash. The unit is also fairly quiet, and the compressor only runs when the trigger is pulled. This machine is perfect for washing cars, and it produces a carwash like experience. With the 40 degree nozzle, you get a spray that seems identical to what you would get at the car wash. The kit comes with a soap tank that can be attached to the end of the nozzle. Add some automotive soap, and it makes soaping up the car a breeze. I think the unit will end up being a time and money saver, since I can wash my car quickly at home. In terms of other outdoor cleaning, you get a 25 degree nozzle, a high pressure , narrow nozzle, and a surface cleaner. The surface cleaner really speeds up cleaning up dirt and debris off the sidewalk, and the narrow nozzle works well for hitting those hard to reach places (for example, the crevices and edges that have collected dead grass). We also used the pressure washer to clean our vinyl fence, which was not cleaned or maintained well by the previous owner. The fence has several areas where mold and mildew have developed, and we were able to blast away most of it just using the pressure. Overall, this unit is really good for those looking for a light to medium duty pressure washer for outdoor cleaning.

Pretty much lived my entire life never having used a pressure washer. Came nicely packaged which is always a good thing. Unboxing was easy and there are some instructions. You will need a regular outlet and a hose bib to connect this unit. I was a little thrown off because while I’ve never used a pressure washer I thought they came on stands like dollys. This one is a box with the electric motor inside. Hooking up was easy hose one side and wand other side. The extension cord is longer which was nice. I started with the wand and the turbo nozzle. I went to my driveway and ended up having to plug the unit into my garage because the adapter is big and the outlet by by hose bib has a cover. This caused an awkward position because the bib and outlet were 5ft apart. Anyways I used it on my driveway to see if it would lift some of the tire marks from my daughter. It was easy to use and did a good job. The attachment worked better took another layer off but it’s time consuming. Overall I think this thing is cool and it’s small so easy to store or lug around or whatever. I would recommend to a friend.

It didn't work we had to return it. Wouldn't start power cord issues

This is my first pressure washer. I’ve borrowed others from friends and family before and those were a larger models, with more pressure. For sidewalks amd driveways they were great. I was a little nervous with those when washing a vehicle but also when washing vinyl siding. They just were too big and powerful in my opinion. This little unit from Greenworks is powerful enough to wash all of the surfaces that I mentioned above, but it it’s compact and doesn’t feel like it’s going to bore holes into the siding or dent my quarter panel. The shroud attachment that is provided to wash surfaces is really nice, it allows you to cover a much bigger section at one time compared to an angle nozzle or something that just does a small swath. Fit and finish seems solid, the seals don’t leak on my unit and the hose connections are tight. Overall, I’m a fan of small and powerful tools like this washer. Similar to a small compressor I have, this Greenworks gives me a convenient way to wash my truck and without rolling out a huge unit.

Great price, very useful. I wash my driveway and outside of my house with ease.

Best product ever try power and is small good quality

The Greenworks pressure washer is lightweight, easy to use and has excellent power. Exactly what I was looking for.

Trying out Greenworks Electric Pressure Washer Combo Kit was a new experience for me, it’s the first time I’ve ever used something like this at home, and I primarily wanted to wash my vehicles, and use the attachment to clean the driveway and other similar areas. First thing I would tell anybody to do it is to read the instruction manual, you will learn a thing or two, when you’re ready to start pressure washing, make sure you install everything properly, turn it on and get to work. The amount of water pressure that comes out of the nozzle is impressive, I made the mistake of putting my hand in front of it and it hurt, I won’t be doing that again. When you turn on the power, it doesn’t stay on the whole time, it conveniently only turns on when you press the trigger on the Wand, this feels convenient as it’ll save electricity, and you can temporalis at the wind down with no worries. It washes my vehicles just like just like at a do it yourself car wash, which is great, you’ll save money in the long term, and my favorite part is no waiting in line. Overall, everything is built very well, heavy duty, and includes a couple of nozzles that you can connect or disconnect fast and easy.

I was pleasantly surprised at the power this little guy puts out! Not only is lightweight and portable, it's powerful. I was able to pressure wash my walkway and crosswalk using the turbo head - got all the moss and discoloration out