I got a Sunjoe SPX1000 for free through work and couldn’t deal with the 20ft hose so I got a thread conversion to the standard and then quick disconnect fittings and a 50ft hose. Makes it way more versatile!
on your sun joe do you like the hose reel or would u recomend getting it without the hose reel and jsut a normal plastic hook for the hose? they sell em for 50 bucks more to upgrade to the hose reel
I was looking at the motors and the Westinghouse has a 13 amp motor and the sun joe 14.5 amp. How does that make a difference? it seems like a higher wattage would make a difference. I am trying to decide between these two.
I'll trade in one benefit for more efficient and effective use less water, size up to get twice as much effect, love, love, love it.🤩❤ "Who doesn't want more length, easy to move around 🤣🤣
I bought this pressure washer for its compact size I had to return the item do to mount function in the motor so I decided to go with a AR Blue 620 instead
great video and product review good friend. if we wanted to get rid of spouses today can't chuck that into tub with her. bring back the good old days. lol.b well
Darren, nice to see that new model out. Question-1, does the pressure line fit both the SunJoe and it or does the Westinghouse use the standard 22x14mm? Question-2, will the new unit work off a portable generator or do you use the customer's power?
Each machine have their own dedicated outlet supply hoses. I didn't even try to see if they are interchangeable. Myself, I just plug into the power source of wherever I am at. The less I have to listen to a generator, the better.
You should get into national politics. You sure can fillabuster. This video could be edited down to 4 minutes without loosing any important content. I can take any more of it. Out after 11 looooooonnnnnnng minutes.
Sorry. I am a mechanical Engineer and I need to correct something you said. If you use your pressure washer and a regular hose for the same period of time, your water consumption is the same. There is no reduction on water usage. You can search on the internet for "Equation of Continuity".
It is common knowledge that pressure washers save water - everything Darren said is correct. Try this experiment - using ONLY your hose, adjust the flow rate to match Darren's pressure washer. Using that flow rate, see whether you can do any useful work with that little dribble coming out of the hose. (use whatever nozzle you like)
@@gregsullivan7408 pressure machine probably save water because they are more effective than a regular hose. But like I said, if you use both "equipments" per the same amount of time.... There is no reduction on water consumption. I agree that the pressure washer can save water... But it will depend of how long you use it compared to the regular hose.
@@CCOIMBRA01 In theory, but you forget the PW unit has a limitation of only able to produce 1.2GPM (per vendor) yet for the water hose opening it to an open flow it will have more than the 1.2 GPM possible. Yes, if I choke down the valve I could make them the same but then the PW would not perform per specs, it requires more inlet to produce that target volume.
@@CCOIMBRA01 you are beginning to understand why a pressure washer saves water. You said it yourself - the pressure washer is more effective. So, FOR THE SAME FLOW RATE, the pressure washer will do more work than a hose, for the same amount of time. That means that with a hose, the user will do one of two things - they will increase the flow rate, or they will use the hose for longer. Either way, they will then use more water than with a pressure washer. (I'm assuming of course that it is actually possible to achieve sufficient pressure with the hose - often it will not be, and in that case there is simply no comparison - the job can't be done with a hose) Now, it's a different story for tasks that don't require much pressure, and are better achieved by high water volume. I'm thinking rinsing a car might be an example. In these cases, a pressure washer may not save any water, or at least, not save as much. (I doubt that it would use more water, but I'm not sure).
The water consumption would not be the same. If a hose is used for an hour at 8GPM, in an hour's time the water consumption would be 480 gallons, vs the pressure washer's consumption at 1.76 GPM, which would be a water consumption of 105.6 gallons for the hour
In the long run a gas pressure washer is better, you’ll go through 3+ electric before your gas ⛽️ one dies on you, plus the gas one is repairable, electric ones once they die they die 🤷🏻♂️
What is the point in showcasing pressure washers without actually turning them on and using them.
Appreciate your efforts and detailed explanation about the pressure washer. Good Job.
I got a Sunjoe SPX1000 for free through work and couldn’t deal with the 20ft hose so I got a thread conversion to the standard and then quick disconnect fittings and a 50ft hose. Makes it way more versatile!
on your sun joe do you like the hose reel or would u recomend getting it without the hose reel and jsut a normal plastic hook for the hose? they sell em for 50 bucks more to upgrade to the hose reel
0:06 Did you really just Chris Voss us? Mad respect Darren!
I did indeed! Good ear. I thought this would be lost on everyone.
I was looking at the motors and the Westinghouse has a 13 amp motor and the sun joe 14.5 amp. How does that make a difference? it seems like a higher wattage would make a difference. I am trying to decide between these two.
I like my karcher k1700, great budget entry level pressure washer that allows for interchangable parts and upgrades
Is it suitable for pressure washing siding?
"It ain't the size that counts, it's
what you do with it."
Hilarious intro, helpful topic
I'm gathering your average viewers require an extremely detailed explanation to understand the simplest of things.
I'll trade in one benefit for more efficient and effective use less water, size up to get twice as much effect, love, love, love it.🤩❤ "Who doesn't want more length, easy to move around 🤣🤣
Can I connect PW surface cleaner in this Westinghouse ePX3000? Do I need adapter to connect?
This is the best? Because you have this brand... What about a bosch, makita, husqvarna??
There should be a double entendre warning.
Yeah but how does it actually perform?
Glad I saw this. You saved me 10 minutes. Thanks.
I bought this pressure washer for its compact size I had to return the item do to mount function in the motor so I decided to go with a AR Blue 620 instead
How'd you like the ar blue
I love it I haven’t had no issues 👍🏼✌🏼
great video and product review good friend. if we wanted to get rid of spouses today can't chuck that into tub with her. bring back the good old days. lol.b well
Darren, nice to see that new model out. Question-1, does the pressure line fit both the SunJoe and it or does the Westinghouse use the standard 22x14mm?
Question-2, will the new unit work off a portable generator or do you use the customer's power?
Each machine have their own dedicated outlet supply hoses. I didn't even try to see if they are interchangeable. Myself, I just plug into the power source of wherever I am at. The less I have to listen to a generator, the better.
You have lost some weight.😁
Nice video
Right?! No gym for almost 3 months now. I am atrophying away into "normalcy". I work out at home doing body weights, but clearly, it ain't the same!!
You should get into national politics. You sure can fillabuster. This video could be edited down to 4 minutes without loosing any important content. I can take any more of it. Out after 11 looooooonnnnnnng minutes.
Wrong title. I am surprised to hear about 25 degree is 25 percent. Very crearive!
Sorry. I am a mechanical Engineer and I need to correct something you said. If you use your pressure washer and a regular hose for the same period of time, your water consumption is the same. There is no reduction on water usage.
You can search on the internet for "Equation of Continuity".
It is common knowledge that pressure washers save water - everything Darren said is correct. Try this experiment - using ONLY your hose, adjust the flow rate to match Darren's pressure washer. Using that flow rate, see whether you can do any useful work with that little dribble coming out of the hose. (use whatever nozzle you like)
@@gregsullivan7408 pressure machine probably save water because they are more effective than a regular hose. But like I said, if you use both "equipments" per the same amount of time.... There is no reduction on water consumption.
I agree that the pressure washer can save water... But it will depend of how long you use it compared to the regular hose.
@@CCOIMBRA01 In theory, but you forget the PW unit has a limitation of only able to produce 1.2GPM (per vendor) yet for the water hose opening it to an open flow it will have more than the 1.2 GPM possible. Yes, if I choke down the valve I could make them the same but then the PW would not perform per specs, it requires more inlet to produce that target volume.
@@CCOIMBRA01 you are beginning to understand why a pressure washer saves water. You said it yourself - the pressure washer is more effective. So, FOR THE SAME FLOW RATE, the pressure washer will do more work than a hose, for the same amount of time. That means that with a hose, the user will do one of two things - they will increase the flow rate, or they will use the hose for longer. Either way, they will then use more water than with a pressure washer. (I'm assuming of course that it is actually possible to achieve sufficient pressure with the hose - often it will not be, and in that case there is simply no comparison - the job can't be done with a hose)
Now, it's a different story for tasks that don't require much pressure, and are better achieved by high water volume. I'm thinking rinsing a car might be an example. In these cases, a pressure washer may not save any water, or at least, not save as much. (I doubt that it would use more water, but I'm not sure).
The water consumption would not be the same. If a hose is used for an hour at 8GPM, in an hour's time the water consumption would be 480 gallons, vs the pressure washer's consumption at 1.76 GPM, which would be a water consumption of 105.6 gallons for the hour
A long commercial.
What’s up
Hello sir i live in india I am doing business with you.
Size does matter...............lol
This video didn't age well.(Pandemic comment)
suck power its a toy
In the long run a gas pressure washer is better, you’ll go through 3+ electric before your gas ⛽️ one dies on you, plus the gas one is repairable, electric ones once they die they die 🤷🏻♂️