Stanley SHP2150 2150 PSI Elec Pressure Washer w/ Foam Cannon & Accessories Expired

I bought this last week when the other PWs were on sale for $70.

This is the my first PW so I have no comparison point, and only used it once this past weekend. Used it to clean my house stone walls, concrete driveway and car.

The foam cannon uses a quick connect to the wand, it won't fall off, its not something you hand twist onto the wand, not sure what the other poster is talking about, maybe they changed the model recently. It foams pretty well, you can manually adjust the dial to change amount of foam vs soap used.

The PW didn't seem very loud, the connections feel stable and high quality, the wheels and handle make it easy move around.

Power wise, I used all the settings except the red nozzle, the white/green used on the car and the yellow used on the stone walls and concrete pavement. The yellow wasn't enough to get rid of some stains or paint. I wouldn't buy a PW with less power than this, if this is really 2150 PSI, I'd definitely wouldn't be happy with a 1600 PSI , especially one with less GPM, this one is 1.4 GPM and it gets tiring cleaning walls or floors due to the amount of area needing cleaning and the water only being 3-4 inches wide with the yellow tip.

With equipment, its best not to go too cheap because than you'll never use it because its inconvenient, or it break and more money is spent buying another one or on repair. This one seems to be the sweet spot. If you want more power, you'd have to jump to gas which is 2X the price, 3X the power. Hiring someone wouldn't be less than $99 so just using this 2X to clean the house walls/floors I've broken even.

Beware the online reviews talk about the motor switch breaking if you release the wand handle and engage it quickly within 1-2 seconds. If you let go, wait a few seconds before engaging the wand again.