Electric pressure washer

Greenworks 2200 PSI Electric Pressure Washer – Great for Home Cleaning Projects
Need to clean up your driveway, sidewalk, patio, siding, fence, outdoor furniture, or other areas around your home without buying a pressure washer? This Greenworks electric pressure washer is a great option for everyday residential cleaning projects.
This is a 2200 PSI electric pressure washer rated at 1.2 GPM. It provides plenty of cleaning power for most around-the-house jobs while still being much easier to operate than a large gas-powered pressure washer.
Great For:
● Driveways and sidewalks
● Concrete patios
● House siding
● Fences
● Decks
● Outdoor furniture
● Trash cans
● Garage floors
● Pool decks
● Removing dirt, mildew, algae, and general buildup
Because it is electric, there is no gasoline to buy, no engine to start, and no oil to check. Simply connect your garden hose, plug the machine into an appropriate electrical outlet, turn on the water, and you’re ready to go.
Basic Instructions:
1. Connect your garden hose.

Connect a standard garden hose to the water inlet on the pressure washer.
2. Connect the pressure hose and spray wand.

Make sure all connections are secure before turning the machine on.
3. Turn the water on FIRST.

Always have water flowing through the pressure washer before turning on the electric motor. Never operate the machine without a water supply.
4. Remove air from the system.

With the machine still turned off, squeeze the spray-gun trigger for several seconds until you have a steady stream of water.
5. Plug in and turn the pressure washer on.
6. Start cleaning from a safe distance.

Begin several feet away from the surface and gradually move closer until you find the right cleaning distance.
What to Expect:
At 2200 PSI, this machine has considerably more cleaning power than a regular garden hose. On concrete, it can remove built-up dirt, mildew, algae, and grime that a hose will not remove.
For larger concrete areas, take your time and work in overlapping passes for the most even appearance.
For siding, painted surfaces, wood, vehicles, or other more delicate materials, use a wider spray pattern and stay farther away. Too much pressure at close range can damage softer surfaces.
Important Safety Information:
Pressure washers are powerful tools. Please:
● Never point the spray wand at yourself, another person, or an animal.
● Never put your hand or fingers in front of the spray.
● Wear closed-toe shoes; safety glasses are recommended.
● Do not spray electrical outlets, electrical equipment, or open windows.
● Be careful around painted surfaces, wood, screens, and other delicate materials.
● Do not run the pressure washer without water connected and flowing.
● Do not allow the pump to run dry.
● Turn the machine off and release pressure before disconnecting hoses.
Please do not use the pressure washer while standing in pooled water or use damaged extension cords.
Easy Pickup & Help Getting Started
My son and I have a small woodworking shop, and we enjoy making our tools available to people in the community who may only need something for a project rather than purchasing it themselves.
I’ll make sure the pressure washer is working and ready to use when you pick it up. If you’ve never operated one before, I’m also happy to give you a quick walkthrough so you know exactly how to connect it and use it safely.
Our goal is simple: help you get your project done without having to spend hundreds of dollars buying a tool you may only use occasionally.
Please feel free to message me with any questions about whether this pressure washer will work for your particular project.