WORX WG601 1500 Max PSI 1.1 GPM 13A Electric Pressure Washer

First use was indoors, to clean a stone shower. There was no leaking, and the power level was excellent. Really didn't notice any less effectiveness vs our larger gas and electric models. Compact. Connections are clean. Handle hose clicks in and out at both ends; no screwing. Easy to disconnect and hang to dry. There is a good quality filter on the intake. Plenty of well-insulated electrical cord to stay safe. Recommended. Update: five years later This machine is a beast. We bought it for some minor cleaning, but wouldn’t our Main gas – powered pressure washer gave out, we started using this to clean the deck and furniture. It performs really well, and was so easy to maneuver. We also used it to wash a PVC fence and it came out gleaming New. Here’s an example of the before and after after lots of winter weather and spring pollen.

So after 4 years of washing literally everything with my Simpson powered Honda gas washer, and my wife trying to sleep during the day for night shift, I gave in and bought an electric washer. I did my research as far as pressures and GPM back when I bought the Simpson with household washing in mind as well as washing vehicles; at the time we had 4. For the cost of a great gas washer, it far outweighed cost of going to car washes and did an even better job. I was mostly skeptical on how this would do with a foam cannon as my gasser is 3200psi and 2.5 gpm. This one doesn't creat quite the same velocity (obviously) but works just as well delivering the foamy mix to a vehicle, now 5 of them. Not to mention the tip it comes with; that does an awesome job while pre wash, and rinsing, but also on our sidewalks. Now I can washs our vehicles, sidewalks, decks or anything I want without keeping her up with the constant exhaust note. I was convinced I needed gas to do sidewalks until I got my dad a different brand but slightly stronger electric washer for father's day last year. But nope, his electric 2000 ish psi washer did great. So, after being impressed with my last 4 Worx purchases, I bought this little guy. My only complaint is the hose from unit to gun, pretty stiff and has a lot of set in it. But I imagine once it warms up outside it'll loosen up a little. I'll update again in the summer with a strong feeling this will be a solid 5 star across the board. I'll continue to buy Worx products without hesitation at this point.

Good quality pressure washer as far as build quality, ease of use, and portability for small homes or projects. I use it mainly for washing our cars and it does an okay job. Power cord is long enough that I don't normally have to use an extension cord, and water hose is long enough to work all the way around a compact car without moving the unit. Both of the included nozzles (40 degree and turbo) are really only good for a rinse until used about 3-5 inches from the surface of the vehicle. On the plus side, pressure is low enough that you don't have to worry about damaging paint or plastic trim unless maybe the nozzle was used directly against the vehicle for an extended period.

For some reason the description of the product lists that you only get the 15 degree nozzle and the turbo nozzle which is fine to be honest as those are the ones that get used the most but mine came with all the attachments. Maybe some people here bought the refurbished version but the new product has all the attachments which are 40 degrees, 25 degrees, 15 degrees, 0 degrees, and the turbo attachment. The turbo attachment is the one that shoots a dot but it rotates/swirls in a circle to create more coverage. It is definitely a required attachment for cleaning dirty brick/concrete walkways. The 0 degrees is the strongest attachment but it's like trying to clean with a pencil eraser, it'll take forever. Don't get confused with some of the more no name chinese brands which lie about the PSI, this pressure washer is built well and you won't regret the purchase. Worx is a fairly recognized brand although it is Chinese it has operated from the US for a fairly long time. If you really want a slightly stronger pressure washer Sunjoe SPX3000 would be an option but I personally find Sunjoe products to be low quality and had a few products from them break on me and I'm not really convinced how much stronger it really is. For cleaning concrete/brick driveways and walkways, this pressure washer is strong enough. I used it for the wooden deck in my backyard and the turbo nozzle was strong enough to clean moss off the wood but also strong enough to take off the paint if I got too close and didn't control the distance. So I imagine if you need to clean the deck from loose paint before you paint it, this pressure washer would do a good enough job.

Awesome little power washer. Got this to wash and get rid of the green brown growing on the deck and white vinyl fence. It took a bit of time because the pressure spray area is smaller than the more powerful commercial counter parts. But it works, it's light, no fuss and slowly cleans up the grime. It's neatly packaged when it came. It has a long hose for the spray and electrical cord. It also come with 2 heads, one power wash and another which is a 45 degree spray I think. Didn't use that one. You will need to buy your own garden hose to attach to the unit. Once set up, rotate power to on pull the trigger and it starts blasting. But good luck put in away neatly, which I had a hard time doing. Well recommended. Way cheaper than hiring someone to clean your deck which cost 300 or more.

It worked perfectly until the hose had a hole and I can not find a replacement hose anywhere. Thats why the 1 star because if you can't replace parts then thats a weak product. Can't seem to reach out to Worx on amazon so will try on their website.

Bought to replace an old Karcher. The WG601 is plenty powerful and works well with the different attachments to wash the car (hose is long enough to go around the entire case without having to move the unit all the time), powerwash deck, powerwash sidewalk, powerwash siding, etc. It is also very compact and easy to store. Power cord is long enough I don't need extensions for my applications. Compatible with other attachments, such as foam lance, etc. Only cons are quick connect is on a second part rather than main gun, no ability to lock the jet on. I didn't want the bulky wheel rack, unit only is preferred here. No leaks and overall satisfied. Highly recommend for home owners.

First off its not a gas powerwasher...but it definitely puts up a competition. I love it because its easy to put together I dont have to worry about the gas being old. It also to the same amount of time to wash my drive way that it did for my gas one. I feel like it will last forever. I'm never worried about it over heating. It's so small I never thought it would have worked so well. I did my drive way and the area around my pool. It save me a ton of money. I wish it came with more attachments though. Oh it could also have a lock down on the trigger for long jobs. But other than that I love it.

For the price, size and decent quality feel, its really really good!! Not sure how long it will last durability wise but man its powerful for something size of a small tool box/tackle box. My only complaint is its pretty loud, thing is screaming depending what nozzle you use. Other good surprise is the spinning nozzle thats included, it is amazing for heavy duty cleaning. The nozzle alone to me is worth half the price of this thing lol

I really like this unit. It runs quietly and worked great in cleaning my two patios and driveway. It is light and easy to use. This is the best power washer I have owned.

This product works as well as the 1800 psi Ryobi that my sister has. It’s definitely more compact; the water hose and power cord are longer too which is great. I bought this one as it’s a little cheaper and the reviews are good too. It’s very good for the price.

Easy to use and has the job done

Nice and compact, powerful enough for cleaning concrete slabs from a few years' worth of moss buildup. Met all my expectations.