Snap On Tools 2000 PSI Electric Power Pressure Washer Review

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(More customer reviews)I had a very nice gas powered, 2,600 psi pressure washer for a few years. It had a Honda engine, and was insanely powerful.The downside: It took up too much room in my garage, the tires kept getting low because I didn't use it much, and it was loud.You are also not supposed to let the engine run when youaren't washing (wears out the pump), so if you want to use it to rinse off sections of your car while washing, you are constantly turning it off, then pull starting again.You also have the issue of the gas getting old if you don't use it, fumes, and the the exhaust gets hot so you need to keep your kids away from it. The pressure is so strong you need to be really careful too, it can damage some material.Bottom line....for my occasional, around the house use, it was overkill. I sold it to free up room in my garage, and figured I could live without one.

After realizing I miss having a pressure washer (I ride dirt bikes and they get muddy), I bought this Snap On 2,000 PSI electric unit at Costco, mostly because you can return anything anytime at Costco with no problems, and I have not read good things about electric pressure washers, so I figured I'd try it and if it's not strong enough or breaks I can bring it back.Got it home, it's simple to set up, and within a few minutes I was using it with my 8 year old daughter to clean clumps of mud off my dirt bike.All I can say is based on one use, I am absolutely thrilled.It's super quiet, the pressure is the perfect strength for general cleaning, and it stores away in even a very small corner of your garage.Plus, the pump only comes on when you pull the handle, so you don't have to turn it on and off during a job.The fittings are metal, so I suspect they will hold up, but time will tell.Besides, if it breaks, I'll just take it back to Costco for a new one.

This unit has a lot of plastic on it, including the wheels; it is very obviously designed for light use by homeowners who are careful with their stuff. My guess is for any kind of commercial application this little guy wouldn't last long, but for home use: it seems perfect.

The bottom line:If you need a pressure washer that's going to get used hours at at time, you loan it out a lot, or it gets used on a job site, buy a gas one....hands down, no question.But if you think you are going to use it once in a while to wash your cars, your patio furniture, clean out garbage cans, etc....I think you will be thrilled with this unit.Especially when you put it away for months at at time....

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This awesome Power Washer makes Spring Cleaning around the House a Breeze. 2000 PSI / 137.9 bar. Electric Pressure Washer with Induction Motor. On Board Detergent tank. 25 Ft High Pressure Hose length. 35 Ft Cord Length. Fully Adjustable Hose Nozzle. Long lasting Brass Hose Coupler. Retractable handle for easy portability and storage. Safety Glasses Included.

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