Dealing with stains on a patio or a garage can be really difficult, and you may find that even a liberal application of soap and elbow grease doesn’t really do the job. That’s where power washers can come in handy, since they can, quite literally, strip the dirt off pretty much any surface you’re thinking off. That even includes washing your car, with some of the best pressure washers for cars being quite handy in making car washing a relatively easy task, as long as you’re careful not to strip the paint. Either way, we’ve gone out and collected some of our favorite pressure washers for you below, so be sure to check the full list.
- Greenworks Pressure Washer Combo Kit — $110, was $220
- Kärcher K1900PS Max Electric Pressure Washer — $129, was $230
- Greenworks Electric Pressure Washer — $164, was $200
- Le Hao Tool Electric Pressure Washer — $158, was $198
- Greenworks PRO TruBrushless Electric Pressure Washer — $326, was $360
- Simpson Cleaning CM61083 Clean Machine — $340, was $380
- Greenworks Pro Electric Pressure Washer — $350, was $450
Greenworks Pressure Washer Combo Kit — $110, was $220
While this Greenworks power washer doesn’t have as high a PSI, around 1,900 PSI, it is a lot more portable and a great option if you want something that’s smaller and easier to take around with you. It comes with a 35-foot power chord and a 20-foot hose, so you get quite a bit of distance. If you are somewhere rural and need to clean stuff that doesn’t have a power cable nearby, this is perfect. Besides that, we also appreciate that this comes with an 11-inch surface cleaner, which isn’t something common with a lot of other power washers, even more expensive ones. Just be aware that you do need a My Best Buy subscription to be able to get the discount.
Kärcher K1900PS Max Electric Pressure Washer — $129, was $230
Another great wheelable pressure washer at a reasonable price, the Kärcher can hit a maximum PSI of 2,375, which is truly impressive, and unlikely to be easily topped by anything else at the same price level. It comes with three spray nozzles for you to work with, a 15-degree nozzle, a turbo-nozzle, and a 65-degree nozzle that’s great for applying soapy spray, which you can use with the half-gallon soap tank that’s onboard. You also get a 20-foot hose, which is slightly on the shorter side, but it’s not a dealbreaker.
Greenworks Electric Pressure Washer — $164, was $200
The Greenworks Electric Pressure Washer has up to 2,000 PSI. Its 13-amp motor ensures exceptional cleaning power while being suitably water-resistant. It has an open frame design with sturdy wheels so it’s simple to move around. It comes with a metal wand, soap, and turbo nozzles, along with multiple quick-connect wand tips for other cleaning tasks. An onboard soap tank proves useful while there’s a 25-foot kink-resistant hose that’s capable of dealing with a lot of situations, while a 35-foot power cord ensures plenty of range.
Le Hao Tool Electric Pressure Washer — $158, was $198
It’s not every day that you see a power washer with a touch-screen, but the Le Hao Tool Electric Pressure Washer is one of them, and for a pretty reasonable price, too. It has a maximum pressure of 4500 pounds per square inch, which is more than enough for most uses you might need it for, and the 20-foot-long hose combined with the 16.5-foot-long cable will give you a total of 36.5 feet to work with, so you should be able to reach most things around your house. Be sure to clip the coupon on the page before purchasing so that you can get the full discount.
Greenworks PRO TruBrushless Electric Pressure Washer — $326, was $360
Another great option from Greenworks is the Greenworks PRO, and while it is a hundred or so more expensive, it also has 300 more PSI and a GPM of 2.3, which should be more than enough for most use cases. Also, it has an on-board soap tank so that you don’t have to have a separate foam cannon attachment, which makes the pressure washer very front heavy. You also get a 20-foot hose and 35-foot cable, which is standard at this price range, as are the five different nozzles as well.
Simpson Cleaning CM61083 Clean Machine — $340, was $380
This Simpson CM61083 has a lot of power under the hood, with a whopping 2.5 GPM and 3400 PSI; this will likely clean off pretty much whatever you could possibly imagine. Included is a 25-foot hose and four different attachments, although, sadly, there is no foam canon on this one, so you’ll have to buy it separately if you need that functionality. With all that power, this is the perfect option for bigger and tougher jobs, such as prepping a house exterior before painting.
Greenworks Pro Electric Pressure Washer — $350, was $450
The Greenworks Pro Electric Pressure Washer is a powerful pressure washer delivering up to 3,000 PSI at 2.0 max GPM. It has a great 14-amp Trubrushless motor with an axial cam pump so you get great power and efficiency at once. It has digitally controlled auto-adapting technology so you get maximum cleaning power with any nozzle. Alongside that, the intelligent PCBA maximizes cleaning power by adjusting motor speeds to adapt to your needs. A hassle-free push button start powers things up instantly while you even have the ease of a thermal relief valve that purges hot water from the pump as needed. It also has a rugged steel frame with a wheelbarrow design so you can easily move it around via the 10-inch never-flat wheels.
