Greenworks 24v Cordless Power Cleaner

I'm writing this review not because I'm angry at or to trash Greenworks. I have several of their 24v outdoor tools and they work great...The pressure washer, however, has a flawed design. After the one I bought on Amazon broke, Greenworks sent me a replacement; it broke within 5 minutes of using it for the first time. Here's the design flaw: The place where the garden hose connects to the body of the washer is plastic and molded into the body itself. It's not a separate piece that can be replaced. I'm sure that saves some on manufacturing cost, but it makes the hose connector really weak. I used the first washer (the one I bought on Amazon) for a couple of months before it developed a crack where the hose connector joins the washer body, and began leaking. I contacted Greenworks and they sent me a replacement. The first time I used it was to wash my car. Within 5 minutes -- literally -- the place where the hose connects just blew off, leaving a hold in the body of the washer. I contacted Greenworks again. They offered to send me another one! I declined, so then they offered to send me a larger corded pressure washer. I didn't want a corded washer and they wouldn't give me a refund because I had bought the original washer on Amazon. Finally, they agreed to send me a 24v hedge trimmer I had been looking at. As mentioned, I own a number of Greenworks 24v outdoor tools: string trimmer, blower, pole saw and push mower. All have performed well...But the pressure washer simply has a fatal design flaw. After that experience, I did some research and wound up buying a Ryobi 18v brushless pressure washer at Home Depot. All my indoor power tools are Ryobi One+ 18v, so I already had compatible batteries. Unlike the Greenworks model, the place where you connect the garden hose is a separate piece that fastens to the washer body. Much more solid build quality.