I have not found an electric pressure washer worth a d*mn. Even 20 years ago they were cheap, falling apart, cracking, leaky pieces of junk.
They haven't gotten any better. Karcher, at least the ones from Walmart, or the other big box stores, are total garbage. You can't even put them together out of the box without breaking them. I broke two right out of the box just hooking up the hose. The nipples cracked as soon as the hose got slightly tight on the fitting.
Even the cheapest gas-powered ones are 10x better than the best electric. They are made of metal.
Frankly, if he can't start a small gas engine, how is he going to handle the pressure wand? My pressure washer starts very easily, and in fact it takes more strength to hold the wand than it does to start it.
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