Washed 2 vehicles as soon as I got it put together.I ordered this little power washer to clean my two decks and wash the siding on my old farm house. I'm a 71 year old retired female. I found it very easy to use and it truly got the job done. I would buy it again. I found it perfect for my needs. And I saved over $1000 by washing my decks and house myself.I bought this as a replacement for a Snap-On pressure washer that lasted over 10 years and just finally broke. My review is based on a comparison.BUILD QUALITY:The build quality is reasonably poor. It's soft plastic that I don't suspect will last anywhere near as long as my previous pressure washer. The hose reel is very flimsy, flexible and feels like it will break under any load.SIZE / WEIGHT:The unit is small and not heavy. One one hand this makes it convenient and easy to setup and pack away.On the other hand, when you simply move around with the hose, the unit itself drags around a bit as it's got no weight to stay still.PRESSURE:This product claims 3500PSI. My previous pressure washer was 2000PSI and this is equal or slightly less powerful. I suspect that number to be totally false.HOSE:The hose is so short you cannot even walk around a mid-sized sedan. If you're using this to wash a car, I'd recommend buying a longer hose. The hose also tangles and kinks very easily.ACCESSORIES:Again the plastic is very thin and flimsy. You get 4 different nozzles. You also get a foam cannon that looks like it came from the dollar store. I won't be using that.CONCLUSION:Does it work? Yes..... but for how long. I hope it runs fine and I didn't just waste my money on this pressure washer.I ordered this power washer to clean a painted concrete wall. It was as powerful as described and made quick work of removing the dirt and mildew build-up. It actually had the power to remove the paint, so I had to actually be careful. The multiple tips and car washing foamer are nice. I will use it next year to pressure wash my driveway and patio, instead of hiring someone. I would recommend.I bought this pressure washer to replace the last remaining gas-powered tool in my garage. I was skeptical an electric washer would be as powerful as the one being replaced, but wow, I am very impressed. And because this is so much easier, less noisy, and less intimidating, other members of the family have not hesitated to use it as well. This is exactly what I need for the occasional weekend job around the house.I've used the pressure washer many times, mostly to wash my vehicle and it does a great job! Has enough power to remove dirt/grime from the vehicle, is mobile and easy to maneuver. It also works great for cleaning house siding and driveways, etc. It's a very good value for the money! I would recommend it to others.Went together fairly easy. I had a gasoline operated 4.5 hp Troy Built in the past but got tired of the gas going bad and trying to start it. This is basically as powerful and much easier to us. No gasoline and oil to mix, and no pulling a cord numerous time to start. So far, so good. I’ve done a paver pool deck and a paver driveway so far. Works great.I debated how many stars to give this product! I ended up with 4, not because it's not good enough for 5, but let me explain...My cats--I have five of them, all rescues, all indoors at all times--absolutely LOVE their Emery Cat scratching boards. I have two, and when I first bought them I placed them right next to the old scratching boards--the kind that are circular, with a ball in a track around the outside and a pressed cardboard scratching thing in the middle. My cats continued using the old ones, so I eventually put those away so they'd have to use the Emery scratching boards instead. I did that because two of my cats are feral, and although they're perfectly normal acting in terms of how they are around the house, how they interact with the other cats, etc., they will NOT let anyone near them. Therefore, it's impossible for me to clip their nails. After seeing the ads for Emery Cat I thought, "wow!, how brilliant!, it'll keep the cats' claws trimmed...problem solved!" Well, no, not exactly.Like I said, all of my cats love the Emery boards and use them all the time. But they do absolutely nothing in terms of trimming their nails. My three 'normal' cats (not the feral ones) have to have their nails clipped just as frequently as they ever did prior to switching to the Emery Cat boards. And, yes, they're definitely using them, so that's not the issue.Although this product doesn't do what its ads claim, I still recommend it because it keeps the cats from scratching the furniture. With five cats in the house, including two ferals, to have NO furniture damaged by scratching is a very, very good thing.UPDATE: I now have *SIX* indoor cats. Yep, another rescue. This one an adult male who'd been outdoors for...who knows how long. Like my other five, he loves this thing. It took him a few days to figure out that he has to STAND on it to prevent it from dragging toward him when he scratches it, but now that he has that solved he uses it with glee multiple times daily. :)