For some people, purchasing an electric pressure washer is more appealing than messing with a gas one. However, keep in mind that you're limited to the length of the cord, which is 35 feet, or you'll need to attach outdoor extension cords. The power washer is lightweight and easy to maneuver. It weighs 24 pounds, is 33"x11"x13" in size, and has a 30 foot hose and gun. The wheels have been improved to provide better mobility. However, the unit tends to tip over if it's moved too quickly or on rough services. The H2010 can easily be stored and is easy to clean.

The H2010 is advertised as being ideal for home and automotive cleaning. The power washer unit is good for basic jobs, such as cleaning windows, rinsing off your car or the patio. It can be challenging using the on-board detergent tank and sometimes it's just easier to go without soap and rely on the water pressure. Although the power washer is promoted as a "Clink-N-Clean 4 N 1" easy spray selection, for most jobs, the sonic blaster spray is needed. The other settings (jet stream, wide fan spray, turbo) work about the same as the various settings on an ordinary garden hose nozzle spray.

Compared to other power washers, this particular model is inferior. The water pressure just isn't there, which makes power washing the siding on a house, a driveway, a brick wall, a muddy garage floor, etc. almost impossible. Because you have to spray over and over, it takes a lot more water and a lot more time. Perhaps you get what you pay for. The #H2010 sells for less than $200. For twice that money, you can purchase a pressure washer that truly is a power washer. It's interesting to note that several of this model have been returned to the retail store.