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Westinghouse deals

Every Westinghouse product we track, with the ones currently below their normal price first.

Products tracked

8

On sale now

1

Best discount

7%

Median price

$134.00

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Comparison

CRAFTSMAN CMEPW1700 vs Westinghouse ePX3050: Which Setup Fits Your Routine?

The CMEPW1700 manual instructs you to carry it by the handle after shutdown; its nozzles and cord can be stored on the unit. Westinghouse describes the ePX3050 with 5-inch wheels, a low profile, and a 35-foot GFCI cord for a rolling setup.

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ePX3500 vs SPX3000: A Low Wheeled Body or Dual Detergent Tanks?

Choose ePX3500 for its low four-wheel layout and 25-foot supplied hose if one soap tank is enough. Choose SPX3000 for its two removable detergent tanks and selector, accepting its upright body and 20-foot hose.

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Greenworks GPW3002A vs Westinghouse WPX3000e: Compare the Ratings, Setup, and Nozzles

Both are corded 3000-max-PSI washers, but their published flow figures use different pressure conditions. Greenworks lists an included 40° tip that its manual describes as broad, lower-pressure spray for light or delicate work.

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Westinghouse ePX3100v vs Kärcher K1700: Which One Fits Your Setup?

Pick by setup rather than an untested cleaning ranking. The ePX3100v lists a built-in handle, 17.6-lb dry weight and product dimensions; the K1700 lists wheels and a removable accessory bin.

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Westinghouse ePX3500 vs ePX3100v: Which Layout and Accessories Fit Your Work?

Choose the ePX3500 if you want a four-wheel base with 360° steering and its published five-tip set. Choose the ePX3100v if you prefer a handheld form with a built-in carry handle and its published detachable foam cannon.

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Westinghouse ePX3500 vs Greenworks GPW3002A: Which One Fits Your Cleaning Setup?

For carrying and low-profile storage, the ePX3500 is the clearer fit on the published specifications: Westinghouse lists it at 19 pounds and 16.5 inches tall, with four wheels that steer through 360 degrees.

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