Greenworks 1600 PSI (1.2 GPM) Electric Pressure Washer (25°, 40°, Soap Applicator) Ideal For Cleaning Cars, Trucks, Boats, Outdoor Patio Furniture, Decks, and Windows
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Style: Pressure Washer
Size: 1600 PSI
Features
- [1600 PSI @ 1.2 GPM] - Great for light-duty, residential cleaning. Clean cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, RVs, outdoor patio furniture, windows, decks, etc
- [No Maintenance] - No gas, no oil, no spark plugs, no air filters, and no pull cord Push button start
- [35-FT Power Cord + GFCI Plug] - Integrated GFCI safety device auto shuts off electrical power, protecting you and your home
- [Accessories Included] - Pressure washer gun, 25 nozzle (general purpose cleaning), 40 nozzle (gentle cleaning), soap applicator (applying detergent), 20 FT tangle-free hose. 1/4" universal quick connect system
- [3 Year Limited Warranty] - Protects your investment against all defects in materials, parts or workmanship under normal use.
Description
Green works offers a wide range of pressure washer cleaning solutions to fit any homeowners needs. The 1600 PSI Pressure Washer features a powerful 13Amp Universal motor and all of the accessories you need to get the job done right.
Brand: Greenworks
Power Source: ac
Color: 1600PSI
Item Weight: 17 Pounds
Hose Length: 20 Feet
Specification Met: PWMA
Product Dimensions: 18.5"L x 10.28"W x 8.74"H
Tank Volume: 1.2 Gallons
Maximum Flow Rate: 1.2 Gallons Per Minute
Maximum Pressure: 1600 Pound per Square Inch
Item Weight: 17 Pounds
Hose Length: 20 Feet
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 18.5"L x 10.28"W x 8.74"H
Tank Volume: 1.2 Gallons
Wand Length: 20 Feet
Power Source: ac
Maximum Flow Rate: 1.2 Gallons Per Minute
Maximum Pressure: 1600 Pound per Square Inch
Specification Met: PWMA
Color: 1600PSI
Brand Name: Greenworks
Model Number: GPW1602
UPC: 195526015154
Manufacturer Part Number: GPW1602
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: Greenworks Pressure Washer
Manufacturer: Greenworks
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Style: Pressure Washer
Size: 1600 PSI
Small, but mighty! I read most of the reviews and watched all of the videos where they complained about the pressure. If you watch those videos, you’ll notice the machine is not turned on, and they don’t have the nozzle attachments. You do those two things and I promise you will have high pressure. This thing works amazing for the size, and I do recommend for homeowners. I also had no issues with the handle. Line it up correctly, insert until it snaps, and then twist into place so it doesn’t shoot back out. Easiest pressure washer I’ve ever owned.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026 by Erin
Style: Pressure Washer
Size: 1600 PSI
I previously owned a gasoline powered pressure washer. It did everything you could ask for but I hated how much storage space it took, cranking it over and over to get it started, and if you went too many months without using it, it was extremely hard to get started. I finally loaned it to someone about 6 months ago and told them they didn't have to bring it back. Yet I still had use for a pressure washer. I liked the reviews that all seem to agree how light and easy to carry around, this washer was. But all of them said to not expect it to do what the big guys (gasoline powered and higher PSI) can do. I decided to give this one a try. I've used it for 2 weekends now, including 2 sessions where I used it for over 4 hours without stopping. It never blinked, got winded, asked for a break, complained, etc. I felt it afterwards and it was barely warm. It was as easy to handle as I had hoped. During those 2 weekends, I really put it to the test. My deck had not been cleaned in years, and it sits in a shady area and since this is Louisiana, along with its year round oppressive humidity, my deck was covered in slime and algae and moss. It was so slippery, we could not walk on it in the mornings when it just had dew on it. It was literally an 1/8 of an inch thick in places. This pressure washer cut through it with no problems. It removed so much junk that the plants surrounding my deck were buried in crud. I had to follow up with a garden hose to clean up my plants. The whole deck is a beautiful golden color now and it looks great. It revived all of the wood, including posts and spindles. I even did terra-cotta planters and they look new too. The biggest negatives I've read through all the reviews, were about it tipping over too easily, that the hose is too stiff, and the trigger is hard to squeeze. I didn't have any problems with it tipping over. The electrical cord is a very generous length and so is the hose, which means I didn't find I ever had to move it much as I could cover a lot of ground when I placed it in central spot. If you feel the hose, you will find that it is very flexible but it's a different story when you start up the washer. Naturally, the pump is pushing the water through at around 1500 psi. I don't know how you could make it super flexible under that much pressure. It's just the physics...limp hose/no pressure = soft...push water through at 1500 psi = stiff hose. I do agree that holding the trigger gets very tiring, especially if you use it for over 4 hours at a time. That's something that would be nice to see improved. Yes, I love this pressure washer and it doesn't take up all the space my old gasoline powered one did. It also doesn't leak oil on the concrete. It's rare, but every once and a while, I buy something that just blows me away in how well it performs, how great the design is, and the value. This is one of those rare items for me. I'm am so happy with my purchase!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2022 by BeBe Video Productions
Style: Pressure Washer
Size: 1600 PSI
I bought this to replace an old pressure washer that has seen it's last days. This pressure washer is tiny compared to my old unit. No wheels, no problem. It's light enough to carry around and the 20' hose and 35' power cord are long enough that I only need to move it around a few times on my property to get my cleaning jobs done. The quick connect coupler is great as I can now use my 4 wheel surface cleaner to get my jobs done even faster. It's got enough PSI to get my driveway looking brand new again. The only down side is that it comes with only 2 pressure nozzles: 25° and 40°. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase but I did notice 2 things while I used it for the 1st time: (1) The unit stopped working after about 30 mins of use. I had to disconnect everything and connect it again and it started working. (2) the 25° pressure nozzle started to act funny by pulsating and only shooting water out in half moon shapes; weird. After shaking the nozzle a few times, it started to work properly again. What I like most is that the 2 couplings on the unit are made of brass or brass coated and are not made out of plastic like other brands. I have not used the soap applicator yet but am certain it will work well.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026 by Tony
Style: Pressure Washer
Size: 1600 PSI
Love it. Nice and small and does the job of my older, large unit which failed. The detergent dispenser interchanges with the pressure nozzle, so your pump is not exposed to detergents. Still, I don't use it. I load up a 1-gal pump-up sprayer with the proper detergent and use that to apply detergent, then I spray it off. Can't be used for driveways and the like, but for cars, gutters, home siding, equipment, it is perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026 by Listener
Style: Pressure Washer
Size: 1600 PSI
This 1,600 PSI (1.2 GPM) electric pressure washer is exactly what I was looking for. It’s ultra-compact and very lightweight, which makes it easy to move around the house without much effort. The hose and power cord have a good length, so I can clean my driveway, patio, and even the car without constantly unplugging or moving the unit. Despite its small size, the water pressure is strong enough for everyday household tasks like washing outdoor furniture, garden tools, and sidewalks. Pros: ✅ Compact and easy to carry. ✅ Good hose and power cord length. ✅ Strong enough for daily home cleaning. ✅ Simple to set up and start using. Conclusion: A practical and efficient pressure washer for home projects. Lightweight, easy to move, and delivers great performance for its size. Highly recommended for anyone who needs reliable cleaning power without a bulky machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2025 by Rinconnt
Style: Pressure Washer
Size: 1600 PSI
I'm super happy with this power washer! My previous unit was a PowerWorks 51112 that I bought in 2013 for $150. It had the same PSI and GPM, but never quite worked right, and eventually crapped out when the unloader valve gave up altogether and left the spray turned on full as soon as it was powered on (the trigger no longer did anything). It didn't seem particularly large at the time, but it's an absolute beast compared to this ultra-compact Greenworks unit. It also had a bunch of fancy features like a soap tank, solid rubber wheels, hose reel, folding handle, etc. that I paid for but never used. This Greenworks model is about as basic as a power washer can possibly be - but that's a compliment! It does nothing special but it does what it needs to do extremely well. The spray is consistent, powerful, and precise, and there is very little air uptake in the hose line so it doesn't sputter much at all, especially once you've been using it for just a minute or two. 1600psi is enough to damage the surface of softwood deck boards if you get the nozzle too close (long after the pollen, sap, etc. are blown away), so unless you're trying to do something really unusual, you shouldn't need anything more. I don't miss wheels at all. There's plenty of hose length to let you set the unit out of the way and do your thing without having to move it frequently. I also don't miss the soap container at all. This one comes with a foam cannon that's much better. If I had to ding it a little, you should know that there's not much provision for cord, hose, or spray wand organization. I roll everything up and use a few velcro straps and that work great for me - I just lean everything against the main body when I store it in a corner of my garage. It would be great if there was a place to clip the spray wand to the body, but it's not a big deal at all. Also, there are only 2 different spray tips, but you can find sets of 4 or 5 tips for like $8 on here if you need more. I haven't yet. Honestly, though, that's all I can find to criticize. Again, there's really not much to this unit, so as long as it produces a powerful spray that cleans my car, driveway, and deck, there's not much more to say! Longevity is yet to be determined, but I have a bunch of Greenworks landscaping gear (mowers, chainsaws, pole saws, leaf blower, etc.) and it's generally very robust stuff, so I expect this to be the same.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2023 by Troy Warr
Style: Pressure Washer
Size: 1600 PSI
It works as advertised. For washing cars it's perfect. Instructions on the other hand could be better. It took me a long time to figure out how to attach a foam cannon. Yes, it's easy to assemble the foam cannon when you assembling the unit for the first time, but once you got the unit assembled without it, it's not easy to figure out where to hook up. Almost broke the damn wand when I tried to attach the cannon foam bottle to the wand end with quick release. Update. Tried using the Foam Gun and it did not foam at all. All I got is weak water/soap stream... Not sure what I did wrong. P.S. After about 3 years of light use it broke. So I bough another unit. Overall it does the job, but the setup is not great. The unit is lightweight which is good, but it's easily falls down when pulled. Washing driveways and garage is also tricky, it's not powerful enough. It's pretty much good for washing short driveways or a car that's it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2023 by MegaBuyer
Style: Pressure Washer
Size: 1600 PSI
November in West Virginia is not the best time to buy a power washer, but I was setting up the outdoor fire pit for Thanksgiving, and the yellow resin Adirondack chairs had been sitting out a couple of years. Scrubbing had not budged the black discoloration, so I searched power washers and purchased this little Greenworks 1600 attracted by the PSI and the size, weight, and maneuverability to work around our house on a farm. I have experience with larger, more powerful washers so was hopeful. Assembly was pretty straight forward, with the exception of how to attach the soap holding bottle for certain applications, e.g. car washing. ( A quick youtube video solved that.) Set 'er up, attached the hose, ran water through it, plugged it in, turned it on, and, presto, spanking clean chairs to welcome our guests!! True, only one use so far, but am optimistic for outdoor concrete patio and stoops (we're on a slab between the tree line and front field), the cars and equipment, and the outdoor shower floor in the spring. AND ABSOLUTELY NO LEAKS UPON THE FIRST USE!! (Note: engine does not run unless the nozzle trigger is pulled.)
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2023 by Lesbom