Amazon has
Greenworks 2000 PSI (13 Amp) Electric Pressure Washer (GPW2000-1RG) on sale for
$106.90.
Shipping is free.
Greenworks Tools via Walmart has
Greenworks 2000 PSI (13 Amp) Electric Pressure Washer (GPW2000-1RG) on sale for
$106.90.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
tunabreath for finding this deal.
Features:- 2000 PSI: 1.1 GPM will blast through grime and dirt to restore your surfaces
- 25' pressure hose provides greater reach without sacrificing power
- 35' power cord with inline GFCI for use on all exterior outlets
- Soap siphon hose allows users to switch from pressure washing to using cleaning detergents.
- PWMA Certified
- Ideal for medium duty projects
Community Reviews
This Greenworks electric pressure washer looks best suited for quick car washing and light around-the-house cleaning. The 2000 PSI and 1.1 GPM specs are described as enough for cars, windows, siding, and small pavement areas, and the thumb slider shutoff makes it easier to control spray and water use. The main limits are modest output and only three nozzles, so heavier jobs like floors or larger concrete areas call for more power. A hose replacement was needed early in one long-term use, but the unit has otherwise held up for years.
The washer can handle car washing and reachable house cleaning tasks with its 2000 PSI class output.
The thumb-slider shutoff helps stop spraying quickly, which reduces accidental water spray around the driveway.
The unit may help reduce water usage when washing cars, since some users report using about 10 gallons for both cars.
The hose replacement experience suggests service can eventually provide a new hose when an OEM hose develops a hole.
The 2000 PSI and 1.1 GPM specs are considered weak for anything beyond light car washing and small-area cleaning.
The pressure washer may clean pavement only in small sections at a time, which can make larger surfaces like floors less efficient.
The $100-ish price is viewed as not especially standout for the spec level, so value may feel limited versus higher-output electric models.
Real-world pressure can be lower than the max, especially when using the soap siphon hose.
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100 doesn't seem like a stellar deal, pretty normal for the specs.
Only 3 nozzles
Probably best for car washing!
Most Pressure Washers can only reach 80% of max pressure, even lower when using soap siphon hose
Only 3 nozzles
Probably best for car washing!
Most Pressure Washers can only reach 80% of max pressure, even lower when using soap siphon hose
100 doesn't seem like a stellar deal, pretty normal for the specs.
Get a PW with universal motor that lasts less than 2 years for the cheap chinese crap, maybe a little longer for a name-brand such as Green Works, Karcher or Westinghouse, or...
get an induction motor PW that costs 3x as much, is quieter and lists lower performance...
If Induction PW can last 6+ years, then it is worth it, not just for cost breaking even but less stress of replacing every few years
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Only 3 nozzles
Probably best for car washing!
Most Pressure Washers can only reach 80% of max pressure, even lower when using soap siphon hose
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