They’re smaller and lighter than gas power washers, making them more convenient for frequent cleaning. Plus, you don’t have to worry about some of the pitfalls of gas-powered equipment, such as startup problems or pump damage. When you’ve got built-up grime or tough stains on your driveway, patio furniture, deck, car or siding, it’s time to bring in a pressure Champion Power Equipment washer. Pressure washers use a high-pressure stream of water to make cleaning easy (and very satisfying!). Watch dirt, mildew and grease melt away as you run the pressure washer over all the dirty surfaces around your home. Pressure washers are slightly different from power washers, which use high-pressure streams of hot water instead of unheated water.
While they do make models for homeowners, their commercial and pro-grade stuff takes priority. The ePX3000 comes with 4 quick-attach spray tips ranging from 0° up to 25°. I don’t recommend you use the red nozzle (0°) unless you’re doing stonework or stripping paint. Most of the time, you’ll be using the 15 or 25-degree nozzles. The black tip is for soap application, so you can use it for cleaning windows and vehicles. The type of soap you use is also very important.
You shouldn’t use it for paint stripping or removing graffiti. If you push the motor for extended periods of time, it will get damaged. Then again, if you operate a business or want something heavy duty you shouldn’t be considering electric anyways.
That works well for watering the grass or rinsing your boots off, but it won’t clean much. To do some serious work, a gas powered pressure washer provides plenty of power for most cleaning jobs without breaking your budget. Electric pressure washers have an inherent advantage over gas-powered models when it comes to home use. They get the job done whether you’re removing stains from the siding of your home or blasting mildew off patio furniture. However, they cost far less than a gas-powered unit and weigh less. Not to mention, electric power doesn’t create any harmful CO emissions.
Pricing hasn’t changed either, this is still one of the most affordable 2000-watt electric pressure washers you can buy. The ePX3000 will effortlessly clean everything from your patio to your driveway, and the built-in soap tank makes removing tough stains much easier. These are more than powerful enough for most homeowners. Plus, it transitions seamlessly between paved and unpaved surfaces thanks to the 360° wheels. If you have serious cleaning needs then you need a gas pressure washer, like the WEN PW31.