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Greenworks Pro Up to 2300 PSI Electric Pressure Washer w/ 25' Hose & 5 Spray Nozzles (5110302) for
$124.99.
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Best Buy has
Greenworks Pro Up to 2300 PSI Electric Pressure Washer w/ 25' Hose & 5 Spray Nozzles (5110302) for
$124.99.
Shipping is free. Otherwise, select store pickup where available.
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Product Description:
- The Greenworks Pro 2300 PSI pressure washer is powerful and reliable, delivering 2.3 GPM Max of water flow. With a hassle-free push-button start, it powers up easily every time and gets to work fast. This unit features a Total Stop System. (TSS) senses water flow in the pump. When the trigger is released, water stops flowing through the pump. The TSS then automatically turns the motor off to protect the pump from overheating. Innovative Greenworks TruBrushless motor technology automatically adapts motor power for maximum cleaning power with any nozzle. It's equipped with extra-long 35-ft power cord with in-line GFCI and waterproof power plug, 25-ft kink-resistant hose that eliminates frustrating hose tangles, 10-in never-flat wheels for easy transportation, on-board soap tank, and on-board accessory storage for the (5) spray nozzles – Turbo, Soap, 15°, 25° and 40°. Backed by an industry-best 10-year motor warranty and 3-year tool warranty, it's built to stand up to most stubborn dirt and grime for years to come.
Community Reviews
This Greenworks Pro electric pressure washer stands out as a strong homeowner option for cars, patios, decks, and light concrete cleaning. The brushless motor, 25 foot kink resistant hose, five quick connect nozzles, and included soap tank add real value, and the included hose is praised as unusually nice. The main quirks are a delayed ramp up when the trigger is pulled and confusing specs, with the listing bouncing between 1.2 GPM at 2300 PSI and higher max flow figures. It looks especially appealing at the sale price, though larger jobs may feel slower than a gas washer.
The included kink-resistant hose is described as very high quality and worth around $30 on its own.
The washer uses a brushless motor and delivers 2300 PSI at 1.2 GPM for residential cleaning tasks.
The unit can clean multiple surfaces effectively, including cars, a garage door, and a back patio.
The Total Stop System can shut off the motor when the trigger is released, which helps save energy.
The pressure ramps up instead of reaching full pressure instantly, which can slow trigger-to-spray response.
The listing's PSI and GPM specifications are confusing, with some sources showing 1.2 GPM at 2300 PSI versus 2.3 GPM at lower PSI.
The included hose and pump setup reportedly can have a delayed pump start of about two seconds.
The 1.2 GPM flow rate can make large-area rinsing slower, especially for extensive concrete or brickwork.
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If you are worried about how much pressure is being used, you would need to do several things to ensure the proper pressure is being applied. Those items cost money, which could be used to hire a professional.
There is only 1 way to determine pressure, get a gauge. after you know what your flow is (gpm) by doing a bucket test, go to a nozzle selection chart and then buy the one appropriate for your job. That is what professionals do. Hacks and people that don't know what they are doing do other stuff.
I wash stuff all the time, I rarely use more than 800 psi out of the gun. Chemicals and volume do the work. Water doesn't clean anything, it just pushes dirt around.
I am also some rando on the web, so do your own due diligence.
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I do wood restoration, so this is just an overall generalization. I wouldn't know for sure until I looked at your fence if it is completely boogered up or just needs cleaned. I am not offering my services nor soliciting work here.
This Greenworks is obviously worse than the gas-powered washer, but it's also quiet enough that I don't think my neighbor will care, nor will I need earplugs. Hooked up to my 15" driveway cleaner, I have to go about half as fast as I can with the gas-powered washer on each pass, but the time savings are probably equaled by not having to change oil or drive to buy gas for the new washer.
I'm pleased with the purchase, all in all. I'll likely get rid of the gas-powered washer.
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