Sun Joe Electric Pressure Washer

Got this to do the occasional power washing around the house. Very easy to assemble out of the box. Click a few parts into place and you're ready to rock and roll. Pressure washers are always a bit cumbersome due to the wand cord and hose and this one adds a little more to that issue with the electrical cord. It's important to set up in the right place from the get go as moving this as you go is time consuming. Small adjustments here and there are not a big deal but moving it more than 10 ft. requires some serious cord management. The electrical cord is long enough for most situations, as well as the high pressure hose on the wand. The hose length is limited by whatever length of hose you have attached to the house. My house is 13 years old and I attached the yellow tip to do the driveway and sidewalks. It removed a lot of grime and even some spilled latex paint that has dried and baked in the Texas sun. I like the high/low settings. I poured some window washing solution into the detergent bin and attached the black soap tip and set it to low for windows on the back of my house. It removed a lot of wasp nests, spiderwebs, and grime. Still had to go back with a towel but windows are windows. I haven't used it on my truck yet but I imagine it would do fine on the low setting. I ran it for about 3 hours doing the sidewalk and driveway and didn't have any issues. So far so good. I recommend for a residential setting as I can't confirm how powerful it is for commercial or industrial uses. For the typical homeowner power washing gutters, sidewalks, driveways, windows, decks, etc. it would be just fine. It comes with all the tips and everything you need to get started. If you wish to add detergent for car washing or window washing you will have to buy separately.