Save 40% on the Top-Rated Pressure Washer Today—Hurry, This Deal Ends Soon!

HuffPost and its affiliates might earn a commission from purchases made through links on this page. With Prime Day bringing swift price changes, it's essential to stay updated for the latest deals. To maximize savings, ensure you have an Amazon Prime account. As we transition from summer to fall, areas prone to accumulating leaves, dirt, and grime will soon require attention. If you're searching for an effective way to clean your walkway, porch, house exterior, or vehicle, a lightweight, portable electric pressure washer could be the perfect solution. Currently, a top-rated Greenworks model is available at a 40% discount, marking the lowest price of 2024. Unlike cumbersome gas-powered washers, this compact unit operates without oil or emissions. With a performance of 1.1 gallons per minute and 1,800 PSI, it efficiently tackles small to medium tasks in residential settings. Its 35-foot power cord and 20-foot high-pressure hose facilitate easy access to difficult spots. The washer includes three nozzles, featuring options for high-pressure spraying and soap application, with many users finding the standard nozzles sufficient.

“Upon receiving the box, I set it up and started using it within five minutes. It was incredibly straightforward. Having always relied on gas-powered pressure washers for their robust performance, I was initially doubtful about this small, electric model. To my surprise, it proved to be incredibly effective. It tackled cleaning my concrete driveway and removing stains effortlessly. I’d definitely recommend it.” — Satisfied User

“Easy to use and not the most powerful pressure washer available, but it gets the job done. It effectively cleaned our cement patio, gutters, and even managed to strip some old paint, although it wasn't perfect for that purpose. Still, it performed well on flaking areas.” — Nick

“This compact washer performs like a powerhouse. Initially, I was skeptical about its ability to handle tasks such as cleaning our deck, old garden chairs, and stained patio blocks. To my astonishment, it delivered impressive results. It’s lightweight and portable, making it ideal for various household cleaning jobs. A fantastic value for the price.” — TL Gould

“I recently bought the Homdox 2850psi pressure washer but ended up returning it. My initial choice was the Greenworks model, which I should have gone with from the start. The 1800psi version meets our needs perfectly, and I’m quite satisfied with its performance now. Here are a few tips I’ve learned about this model:

Ensure your water supply is fully turned on after connecting it. Your existing water pressure affects how quickly the unit reaches optimal pressure. Even with good water pressure, I had to increase the flow slightly to achieve consistent performance.Allow the unit to run for at least 30 seconds after turning it on before you start spraying. It generally takes 2 to 5 minutes for the pressure to stabilize fully.The 15° nozzle doesn’t perform as well if it’s the first one you use. I found that starting with the turbo nozzle and then switching to the 15° worked better for washing my car. It’s a bit quirky, but it doesn’t detract from the overall performance.The Greenworks pressure washer is easy to maneuver, doesn’t tip over, and the cord and hose are long enough without any kinking issues. If any new issues come up or if my opinion changes in the future, I’ll update my review.” — John & Lyn Pepler

“I needed a compact pressure washer for my RV, vehicles, and home, and this model fits the bill perfectly. It cleans effectively without the excessive pressure that could harm vinyl siding or vehicle finishes. It’s an excellent choice for delicate surfaces. The soap tank is somewhat limited, as it only dispenses soap at low pressure—essentially no pressure. Therefore, I typically pre-wet the surface and apply soap with a brush when needed, though soap isn’t always necessary. While this pressure washer isn’t as fast as higher-pressure models for tasks like cleaning sidewalks or concrete, it also avoids the risk of damage that more powerful washers might cause. Overall, it’s a lightweight and well-constructed unit.” — JIMBOB