Greenworks Pro 3000 PSI Electric Pressure Washer (GPW3001) vs Westinghouse WPX3200 Gas Pressure Washer
Get the Greenworks 3000 PSI. Unless there's no outlet where you'll use it, or you have big areas to clean — then the Westinghouse's gas engine.
Greenworks Pro 3000 PSI Electric Pressure Washer (GPW3001)
An electric pressure washer with close to gas power: 3,000 psi from a quiet brushless motor, a 25 ft kink-resistant hose and a sturdy steel frame. Hard to push.
Westinghouse WPX3200 Gas Pressure Washer
A gas pressure washer that's easy to start: 3,200 psi at 2.5 gpm for driveways, siding and mildew, with a soap tank, five nozzles and a steel frame. Loud, and needs fuel.
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Both cost about the same and clean driveways, decks and siding well. The Greenworks gets close to gas power without the noise, fumes or engine upkeep; the Westinghouse rinses faster at 2.5 gallons a minute and needs no outlet, but it's loud and needs fuel and oil.
- —You don't want a gas engine to look after.
- —You want something quieter.
- —There's an outlet near where you clean.
- —There's no outlet where you'll use it.
- —You have big areas of driveway, brick or siding.
- —You don't mind storing fuel.
Key differences
Pros and cons
- +3,000 psi from a quiet electric motor
- +25 ft kink-resistant hose
- +Steel frame, stores upright
- −Easier to pull than to push around.
- −Costs more than other electric pressure washers.
- −Max pressure comes with low water flow, so it rinses slower than gas.
- +3,200 psi at 2.5 gpm
- +Starts easily
- +No outlet needed
- −Loud: wear ear protection.
- −Needs fuel, oil and engine care.
- −Strong enough to damage soft wood and paint.
Ready to choose?
- Is the Greenworks 3000 PSI worth it?
- Is the Westinghouse WPX3200 worth it?
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