NEW! ACTIVE 2.0 PRESSURE WASHER | Best Pressure Washer for Car Detail

[@paulconnolly7091]

Josh, I really enjoy your reviews and actually based my purchase of this unit largely on your review. I do need to share what happened to me after the purchase. Others may gains some value and at least be more informed. Purchased this pressure washer on 10/20/23. Used it once... Worked great. No serious issues. Good pressure, did not overheat, TSS pressure system worked reasonably well but need to make sure no small leaks in hose and connections or the unit will cycle a lot. After use, was putting the unit away in my car and I caught the TSS switch on the edge of the car and it cracked the switch housing. This is the most delicate part of the pressure washer and it is not protected with any guard. If this unit were to roll over or be hit by something else or your hose got hung up and tangled, I can see this part getting damaged. I am not blaming "Active" for the damage whatsover (Other than that switch is not very well guarded and is plastic) However, I reached to them to purchase a replacement part. I emailed them and called and spoke to a support rep. I received this response a short time ago: I checked with the tech team and manager, and unfortunately, we don't have this part available, and we're not sure if it will be available in the near future. Let me know if you'd like to buy another 2.0; I can offer a 15% discount. Best Regards, Customer Support, ACTIVE PRODUCTS I was a bit surprised for such an expensive product that they have no parts or support. Obviously, this is a very, very big disappointment to me. As you can see from the photo I have included, I just purchased this unit three weeks ago, paid $369 and the unit is basically junk now because Active cannot replace what is likely a $20 piece of plastic. My goal with this review is not to air out my issue with the merchant, my goal is to put anyone on notice that if they are purchasing this product, Active does not seem willing to replace any parts but will be quick to offer you to buy another unit. I can understand this type of response with a $79 Harbor Freight electric pressure washer, but this purchase for me was significantly researched and I looked at it as an investment into a really high quality machine. If this unit does break, and it is not covered by warranty, you will be at risk losing your $350 + investment. Too bad. At this price point, basic parts should be available. As you can see from the photo, it is very specialized and as I said the weakest link of the unit. From what I have seen and brainstormed, I have no way to workaround it.... HAVING SAID ALL OF THIS, I am not blaming you or your review. I appreciate all your information and detailed review. I just thought this would be reasonable to add for anyone that may be considering this unit. In addition, I am open to any ideas you may have about how I might gain some value out of something that is essentially a boat anchor now..... :(

[@imjoshv]

Oh man that is terrible. I’m so sorry to hear that and thanks for posting that to bring awareness. Yeah that piece breaking is unfortunate but I would hope that there was solution for it. When you get into the serviceable units like the kranzle, or ar630 then they have repairable components but those units are much more expensive. Send me a picture of where yours broke to [e-mail] and I’ll see if I can think of a solution for you

[@smittyss4978]

Hope you found a solution to your problem. From what I can see this TSS switch appears to be a pressure switch. I figure it turns the electric motor on when the trigger is pulled (pressure drops) and motor off when trigger is released (pressure increases). Looks like you would be able to find an aftermarket switch with the same psi rating and connections.

[@casey10614]

@@smittyss4978 why should he have to source a component. He didn’t design the thing. If the company doesn’t do a good job designing the washer and doesn’t have any parts I guess they will just go out of business. They aren’t the only ones on Earth that makes a PW. I MEAN who would buy a PW that the companies solution to a part failure is to buy a whole unit. 😅

[@smittyss4978]

@@casey10614 I was just offering a solution to the problem so he didn't have a $350 paper weight. I MEAN who would buy a (fill in the blank) that the company's solution to a part failure is to buy a whole unit? The answer: Just about everyone because we live in a throw away world. TVs being the first thing that comes to mind because I have 3 LED TVs in my house now that people were going to throw out and all they needed was one of the LEDs replaced in the backlighting.

[@casey10614]

@@smittyss4978you did a good job I was commenting on the manufacturer response. You do great work with the videos.

[@Aswaguespack]

The fastest “best-est”review and the Most words per minute of any review! The numbers don’t lie! Great job Josh.

[@lovetractorsmark9724]

Have you heard Luke from Wilson auto detailing? Man he can spit out a LOT of words per minute and does not get his words twisted up! I can barely keep up with him LOL 😆

[@annagraham6204]

He's also highly annoying and inauthentic.

[@dieselbeastgamerkushgod7784]

@@annagraham6204 please elaborate is his course a waste time

[@annagraham6204]

@@dieselbeastgamerkushgod7784 Definitely. See Alex V’s comment above. He took the class. Luke’s an actwhore. A shill. A persona selling dreams to the naive.

[@ryancpeters]

Active is such a cool company for listening to the folks who use their products

[@c.c.5472]

Typical clear, well thought out honest review. Appreciate your diligence and clear demonstrations. Great stuff.

[@KautiousNupe]

We've been anxiously and patiently waiting for you to receive and review this one!

[@rdonis7198]

I already tried to buy this unit for black friday and I lost the discount because my bank blocked my card, I hope to be the winner of this pressure washer. thanks for doing this Josh 😎👍

[@bestvolibearuseast]

you are the best youtuber i have found in a long time. perfectly descriptive. good camera angles. just all around great product. thanks for all the effort put into this video

[@imjoshv]

Wow, thanks!

[@FordTremor]

Josh ~ have to say this power bar none is the BEST power washer in a small package that packs a punch. I have a honda gas powerwasher, but the Active 2.0 is a game changer. The size, the power, compressor only turning on for demand, etc. Very impressive! Thanks for your vids, they are def making a difference for us consumers. keep it going brother!!!!

[@roushracing1]

Awesome review.. I'm sold. Thanks Josh...great job!!

[@Kynetguy]

Great review! Yes, when you double the length of the hose, you will double your friction loss. That accounts for the pressure decrease. If you put your pressure guage at the beginning of the hose, you will see the same pressure regardless of the hose length. However, that would not accurately tell you the performance at the nozzle. It would only demonstrate the loss.

[@sevenpaulperalta929]

Great job, this is exactly what I was looking for!

[@Alex-iu5pp]

Thank you for recommending some more affordable options

[@donatoforte2833]

Excellent review! I think I need one now, I've been looking at "the usual suspects" and found nothing I liked until this small ACTIVE 2.0 unit, nice, thanks!

[@victortrujillo2591]

Thanks for sharing !! Based on your video and your review on this pressure washer I made my decision to buy it. Was looking for a small portable pressure washer and this impressed me so much that I ordered yesterday (2/18/24) from Amazon. To be honest, I had not heard of this brand, nevertheless I had seen it advertised on Amazon website, but never caught my attention. Just waiting on its arrival. Followed your advice and purchased different accessories for a better experience.

[@Yeawell]

I need this unit last piece I need to take my personal detailing to the next level! Good luck everyone! Commenting here for good measure

[@orthodox1717]

Dang, great performance for the price! My AR 630 TSS hits 1100 PSI @ 2.0 GPM with a 4.0 orifice.

[@Oakcitymedia]

How do you like it? I was debating between the two! Seems people forgot about the AR blue line

[@dalek179]

Much appreciated, you really break everything down well.

[@saviordream]

I got my 2.0 the other week to replace my VE-52. Nothing wrong with the VE-52, but I wanted to try out the new unit. Finally got a chance to use it a couple of times this weekend, and I really like it. It does have a little bit of motor wind-down after releasing the trigger that I hadn't noticed on the VE-52, but I appreciate the fact that they went to a more standard hose connection over the VE-52 so I don't need an adapter, and I also like the fact that you can purchase this unit without any accessories to save on the price for those who are going to be using their own hose and guns. Overall, my first impressions of the unit after a couple of uses are really positive, and I'm hoping I'll be as happy with the 2.0 as I have been with the VE-52.

[@jjabblePlayStation]

That's good to know, are you using a foam cannon with a 1.25 orifice? I'm just curious because I'll be using mine with a 15amp outlet.

[@saviordream]

@@jjabblePlayStation I'm using it with the MJCC Pro foam Cannon with the default orifice, which I believe is the 1.25. Haven't had any issues.

[@jjabblePlayStation]

@@saviordream That's good news, thanks a lot for the reply.

[@SnowBeltDetails]

@Geese1 Is it still holding up? I just bought a VE52 and it's still in the box but I've read a lot about leaking units. I am considering returning it and putting the money towards a 2.0. Has yours been holding up? Any issues with the 2.0 and did you notice a difference between the two in terms of performance?

[@saviordream]

@@SnowBeltDetails It's been doing well, but being I live in the northeast, where it's currently winter, I haven't used it since last November or so. So far, so good though. I didn't notice a big difference between this and the VE52, but the unit is more compact, and I like the fact that I don't have to use a bunch of adaptors in order to use my aftermarket accessories (the 2.0 has standard fitting sizes). Overall, I'd say I like the 2.0 a little better, but I really didn't have any complaints with my VE52, and I certainly wouldn't hesitate to recommend that model to anyone who is interested in it.

[@DMCnME]

I’m still on the OG Josh setup… Ryobi, Uberflex and MJJC. The Ryobi works but it’s annoyingly loud. I’m upgrading this year. The Active 2.3 coming out at $650 and the AR at $800 are a tough pill to swallow… but the 2.0 can be had for $300 right now. Might have to snag one. My fear with the 2.0 is the high pitched noise. I want something quieter. Wondering how it compares to the Ryobi. Great stuff Josh!

[@CLEFAN18]

I've had the same Ryobi in this video for over 3 years now using it in my mobile detailing business. I make over 100k a year. Has yet to fail me but I did just upgrade to the Active. Debated on going with gas engine but didn't want the hassle. Electric is easy. gas is overkill unless you're doing commercial vehicles or high quantity vehicles. In my case, quality over quantity.

[@Grantski2007]

Excellent video glad you got your hands on this. Compared to the chemical guys one it’s night and day

[@adamfischer6768]

Thanks Josh...as always you are the best source for pressure washer and accessory reviews. I've had a SunJoe 4000 pressure washer for the past several years for personal car washing but it's time to upgrade and I'll be going with the Active 2.0 based on your reccomendation. Thanks again for your channel!

[@alanhefter4659]

Great video. When you don't have a wand on the end of the gun what tip are you using when just rinsing the foam off the vehicle?

[@johnnelwhite]

I purchased the karcher 1700 and the obsessed garage ultimate accessory package years ago. Its been perfect for my needs if i ever decided to upgrade ill definitely get this considering i have all the upgraded accessories already.

[@adamg.1845]

Still loving it? Auto stop? Good around the house as well as for vehicles?

[@casey10614]

@@adamg.1845 he must be a company rep who posted that. Fake account probably

[@johnnelwhite]

​@@adamg.1845yes but I found the active 2.0 with 20% off I'm thinking about pulling the trigger tonight

[@johnnelwhite]

​@@adamg.1845yes but I found the active 2.0 kit for 20% off today so I'm really thinking about getting it.

[@johnnelwhite]

​@@adamg.1845sorry just saw your reply it's still going good but I just ordered the 2.0 kit with 20% off. I couldn't pass up 70.00 off.

[@mlatsis]

I got this unit based on your recommendation and I love it. I’m looking to add a quick connect to my garden hose but not sure which one I need. Can you or anyone on here assist? Thanks for the help and keep up the great channel.

[@corypierce202]

After watching the reviews of the new Active 2.3 I have a deeper appreciation for the 2.0. I think it is a great value compared to the latest heavyweights that are significantly more expensive. With this unit being a good ten decibels quieter, and at its price point, it is the unit to have.

[@johnmead3485]

Good job Josh. My 2.0 just arrived Wednesday, looking forward to setting it up Sunday.

[@jjabblePlayStation]

Good to know, just ordered mine directly from their website, how long does it take (more or less) for them to ship the unit? I'm in Florida btw.

[@elvispjetrovic]

Josh thank you for doing the giveaway even If I lose. It’s amazing your doing that for everyone to enjoy somthing even if it’s small.

[@robertstarner8083]

Great Review!!! What diameter garden hose inlet should we use???? 5/8 OR 2/4???? OR doesn’t it matter??? Thank You

[@anish4651]

Thank you for quoting the whole set up someone should use threw out the video / active 2.0 pressure washer - uberflex hose, had same 22mm connect - and mjjc foam cannon pro - and the mckaillens swivel pressure washing gun

[@MWBears]

Love the video. Doing some additional research before making the purchases. Does the Uberflex/Flexilla hoses recommended in this video work with the Active 2.0? Active 2.0 website says that they recommend steel braided hoses. Are steel braided hoses less flexible (harder to move around)?

[@jaimedpcaus1]

Ok, so this, like others, is 1,800 PSI. What is the recommended PSI for washing a car? Soap, rinse, etc. Thank you for the great videos.

[@drive2siva]

Great review Josh ..I am waiting for my sunjoe to give out so I can buy this ..I got the Wagner and Bissell spot clean pro from ur recommendation and they r working like a champ

[@jlb3675]

I have the older activ, bought it last year so not ready to buy a new one, but this one looks great. You are right about the power button I can see why it would fail but otherwise a great pressure washer.

[@hybridmx5]

I noticed Yamatic has two types of 3/8 steel braided hoses. 2Q21 and 2Q24. Only difference I could tell is that the 2Q24 comes with a stainless steel quick disconnect vs brass. Amazon has a deal on the 2Q24 so I went with that. BTW, I have the Uberflex with Active 2.0 but swapping it out just in case. I'll use the Uberflex on my other pressure washer which has the worst hose ever. Thanks for the info!

[@Gubster07]

McKillans makes a kit too that includes their wand, wand extension, quick-connect parts, and foam cannon for a great price. Unfortunately no hose upgrade though.

[@4211michael]

I love your videos ! But I do have to ask. If money was out of the equation, which cannon is your go to, the Griots or MJJC ???

[@davidbaca7853]

Pretty sure by all the other videos he has it’s gonna be the MJJC.

[@4211michael]

@@davidbaca7853 probably. I have the MJJC still in the box. I just can't put down the Griots !

[@Spirited282]

Had i known about this unit i may have waited but my Karsher 1700 Cube works rather good for now. Thanks for this review Also love how you point us to much more affordable products then other some other channels

[@gabelitell8632]

Karcher 1700 is a nice machine compared to other big box stores it can definitely hold its own But for me I opted for greenworks 2300 pro just because of multi use around the house

[@Spirited282]

@@gabelitell8632 Yes it is my first pressure washer i may upgrade later. The greenworks you have i heard is rather good

[@adamg.1845]

How’s the 2300 holding up? I’m looking to get a pressure washer for around my house. Siding, patio, concrete garden wall, car etc. Lowes has the 2301 on sale for $249. Still recommend it? I wonder if the active would be good as well.

[@adamg.1845]

Still loving the 2300? I heard Greenworks customer service isn’t good

[@lanceoverton8523]

Awesome and azaming I'll be getting one soon perfect for me for detailing thank you for the info josh awesome videos

[@briangroen8276]

Thanks for the info on this unit, with just a few tweaks this becomes a very workable unit.

[@erickruiz-hl5vs]

Just bought this unit… replacing my 8 year old SunJoe3000 🤗🤗🤗

[@imdeplorable2241]

My 2.0 should be showing up any week now. The MJJC, hoses, etc. have already arrived and ready to work.

[@jjabblePlayStation]

Did you finally get it? I just ordered mine directly from their website and was wondering how long does it take for them to ship the unit.

[@imdeplorable2241]

@@jjabblePlayStation Nope. I was quoted "late September" so they're running out of time. Only three days left 'til OCTOBER! Also, I ordered from a vendor, Obsessed Garage, not from Active directly.

[@jjabblePlayStation]

@@imdeplorable2241 Well that sucks, hope you get yours soon. Looks like I'm gonna be waiting a while for mine. Thanks for the reply.

[@imdeplorable2241]

@@jjabblePlayStation Well, here it is, the LAST day of September. Haven't received my 2.0 YET. And, neither have I received an email from anyone. I suppose, now, they'll blame their tardiness on the hurricane. Perfect timing. Probably another 2 or 3 week wait.

[@jjabblePlayStation]

@@imdeplorable2241 That really sucks but tbh I don't trust OG so I went with the official Active website. I sent 2 emails and they haven't responded. We're on the same boat. I wish these units were sold at Amazon so I wouldn't have to deal with this kind of crap. Good luck!

[@robertproctor4265]

Is this mainly for auto detailing? Can it be used for diy home use?(driveway/patio) cleaning

[@cheefussmith9380]

Get an answer?

[@goodfella998]

If you want to buy this to use on home sidewalks as well, im guessing use the stock wand and get the stubby for auto?

[@2020Tundra]

I bought the Active VE52 last October after you reviewed it and I love it… no issues with mine (so far). I bought a 50 foot Flexzilla hose to accompany it because the Uberflex was not available at that time.

[@imjoshv]

Awesome! Yes they made some upgrades to the ve52 as well so it’s great to hear they are working and you haven’t had any issues

[@adamg.1845]

Awesome video. I’m just a dumb homeowner! Would the active be a pressure be good for around the house? Siding, patio, car etc? Or should I get a Greenworks like the 2300 or karcher 1700? For example. Thank you!

[@Embrxceyourdemons]

@@adamg.1845active for longevity but the Home Depot stuff for less money and if something goes wrong just do warranty cliam

[@mkhitarkhodaverdian7159]

This is one of the most compact and easy to use pressure washers on the market

[@myinspirationalgoods]

Josh, a long time subscriber is back. Moved out of a Rental, put everything in storage including power washing/foam items awaiting home construction completion. That took over a year. Can’t use gas power washer because of noise. Just order the 2.0 from Matt at Obsessed Garage. I have 2 Foam Cannons and MTM SG35. What size Orfice would you recommend for the Foam Cannons??? Have McKillans Washer Gun w/Swivel and UBERFLEX 50ft Hose in my Wish List awaiting shipment from Matt.

[@M3_86]

I need to upgrade from my k1700. With the 50’ hose when i start up again it needs to build up pressure for a millisecond

[@dalegray6769]

Just ordered one should be here Monday or Tuesday can't wait 😊

[@Chris-xm1iq]

Josh does the best testing on pressure washers!!

[@Zygoat00]

I know someone who just got this machine as well and he loves it. Nothing really negative to say about it. Thanks for the review.

[@santosdavila9371]

And again just love your video, I just wanted to ask, what pressure washer would you recommend if I would want a cordless and getting the water from a 5 gallon bucket

[@CamaroWarrior]

What's the GPM and PSI when using a 2.5 and 3.0 orifice? In case someone is interested in using it for siding or driveway

[@cheefussmith9380]

My question too. Is this detail work only/primarily?

[@wallyrios7805]

Ok this the one I ready need! Thanks Josh.

[@vincentolo9271]

Hey Josh, Great Vid! Just got this 2.0. What cart are you using in this video? Looks handy.

[@Coodeville]

Just watched your video on the Chemical Guys Power Washer. This Active 2.0 by far is a superior product to what the " Guys" have. Up to know, this is leading the race to my choice

[@Reedith]

What PSI and flow am I looking for in a pressure washer for washing the house/deck/ driveway as well as washing a car every now and then ? But mostly using it for getting the property clean ?

[@xMattMoron]

Don’t get too caught up on specs. Just about every dam pressure washer on the market will help you wash a vehicle. With that said for work around the house I would say you would want anything above 2k? And maybe 50ft hose or more to make it easier when doing work outside

[@cybercloneswain3648]

I’m happy with my Ryobi but could certainly up my game with this.

[@bslicedad]

Like all your product reviews. Love to have one of these Active 2.0 pressure washer.

[@MiguelTorres-hg1kn]

Great prize. Thanks Josh. I need a new pressure washer.

[@deemay4864]

Can you do a video on best way to empty water when done using the Active 2.0

[@EliteMacFreak]

How does this compare against the CAT? You should've spent some time talking about that. Per your testing the CAT made 1100 PSI and 1.9 GPM and costs a hundred dollars less with accessories and a 2 year warranty.

[@JadeaRS4]

Looks to pack a good punch for such a small pressure washer. Looks great

[@widigdyakretajaya]

hi Josh how are you? its nice to see you on youtube i would like to know that uberflex hose have steel braided / no? its hard to find that kind a hose here to upgrade, LOL

[@mcool116]

I would love to have this bad boy!! Thanks for the great video man!! God bless!!

[@tessmlaoto2416]

Hi! Great tips! I have this machine but I'm missing the black box on the side of the pump which I believe is the auto stop... I cannot find a replacement for this, can you recommend an alternative parts to substitute for it? Thank you.

[@Mike-In-O-Town]

Nah, Ryobi 1600 on sale at HD for $80 plus new gun and hose, ~$150. Does everything a DIY'er needs and when it croaks, toss it and get another one for

[@bruins871]

Hate to say it but you might be right thats like 300 hours of use for 300 bucks 🤣

[@djka2ra]

Yoo Josh! thank you for all the Video's! I'm looking for some advice. I need to get a pressure washer and mainly will bedding my own car wash in my drive way and as needed home cleaning: (drive way, patio, bricks, stone). Will this Active 2. work for home as well? Can it run a surface cleaner? thank you for you time and recommendations!

[@ThayWay3]

Is the 2.3 better for the added price? Or is the 2.0 better all around and for the lower price tag?

[@RF250FONSECA]

Thank you! Definitely going to be my next pressure washer once my ryobi breaks! Going to definitely use my own hose, gun and foam cannon

[@clay3544]

Got my 2.0 last week and used it last weekend. So far so good. Wish they were available sooner with the shorter summer season we have here.

[@jjabblePlayStation]

Good to know, just ordered mine directly from their website, how long does it take (more or less) for them to ship the unit? I'm in Florida btw.

[@clay3544]

@@jjabblePlayStation Not sure to be honest, as I did the preorder so I waited a while. Heard that it has been pretty good for some customers, hopefully that'll be the same for you.

[@jjabblePlayStation]

@@clay3544 Alright, thanks for the quick reply, I appreciate it.

[@jjabblePlayStation]

@@clay3544 One more thing if you don't mind...Are you using a foam cannon with a 1.25 orifice? I'm asking because I saw a vid on YT where they use a 1.1mm orifice with their foam cannon and the amps went up to 19. I only have 15amps outlets like most houses so I'm kinda worry if even the 1.25 might trip the circuit.

[@clay3544]

@@jjabblePlayStation I have an MTM foam cannon, using 1.25 orifice, connected to a 50' hose. 15 amp service (I believe) and no issues. I tested using Meg Gold class soap and considering it's not really meant for a foam gun it worked well. I've got some P&S Pearl and CG Mr. Pink to try out. I'm sure you'll be fine with the 1.25

[@YoutubeAnthony]

Does 1.1 orifice pull 15amp circuit breaker/outlet on the active 2.0?

[@nicholasrobertphoto]

extremely jealous you got yours. Still waiting for mine and I ordered as soon as they announced the preorder

[@jjabblePlayStation]

Wow! Why are they taking so long to ship out these machines....I just ordered mine like 3 days ago directly from their official Active website so it looks like I'll be waiting a long time before I receive the unit which it sucks.

[@tc9148]

Got this from Active -- Active Products Inc. Tom C Yes, the 40' hose provided with the 2.3 is steel braided, and so is the 20' hose for the 2.0. We've seen some users having some surging issues with the 2.0 using the Uberflex, so we recommend using a steel-braided hose like the Kobrajet for this unit.

[@o_lazy]

hey josh, first off huge fan of your channel. i'm finally piecing together a pressure washer setup and went with the active 2.0, i know you're a huge fan of the uberflex hose and i was sold, however i've been seeing videos/posts regarding non steel braided hose causing the unit to surge and ultimately breaking the unit. it appears active also "strongly recommends" using a steel braided hose on the 2.0 product page. was curious your thoughts on this. thanks!

[@heenalu6259]

thank you josh for another exceptional video 🤙🏽

[@imjoshv]

👍👍👍 thanks

[@Oakcitymedia]

If money isn’t an issue and having a 75 ft hose to help me make a better decision, it was between the Active 2.0 and the AR630TSS at $630 on sale

[@MrH2O1984]

Preordered this can't wait for it to come in.

[@georgemcfarland5484]

What is the best way to get a light layer of dust and pollen off of a ceramic coated truck without having to wash it or do you need to wash it.? I'm going to get that Uber hose it looks a lot better for my Ryobi 1800 PSI electric pressure washer. Thank you for all your videos, you are a true professional and I really get a great education every time I watch anything new from your channel.

[@tony8354586]

What soap did you use ? What dilution ratio? Love the soap you got! Great video! Regards, Tony

[@davidfrank2824]

Once again another great video. I honestly think I'm going to order this one. I am going to order the one without the accessories. I don't mind paying more money for better quality. Now I do have my gas power washer that does a phenomenal job. With winter coming and my garage is only heated when I'm out there so the gas one is a pain in the keister. I've been looking for an electric one. That way I can drain my hoses and bring the unit into the warm house. I have a setup in our utility room. Got big shelving units and that's where I keep all my batteries and all the chargers for my tools. And this will fit nicely right there next to all of it. I most definitely gave you a big old thumbs up and of course I'm already I subscriber. Looking forward to your next video.

[@RightChange1]

Hi Josh. I purchased the Active 2.0 along with the hose and the MJJC Foam Cannon. So far I've used it 3 times, and all 3 times the foam was very runny. The Active has a tag on it that reads, " Please refrain from using a 1.1 orifice as it can damage the motor ," Thoughts?

[@Azantys]

Hey Josh I have the Uberflex you are showing and it is amazing as I was using it with a Dewalt 2.1 psi. I have the Active 2.0 and I read on youtube and elsewhere that it causes the Active 2.0 to surge and it has killed few units. Active recommends to use a steel braided hose ?? Can you please elaborate on that as I am afraid to connect the Uberflex and I am "stuck" with OEM 25" Active hose

[@Mrckeys007h]

Great video as always. I'm still waiting for a video on the deionized tank setup you have in the corner of the garage. Keep the knowledge flowing.

[@mikewatson2336]

Great review. Do you ever notice any back pressure build up whenever you release the trigger on your spray gun? I'm noticing it happen on my Sun Joe and think it might be time for an upgrade.

[@claydinem]

Wow that looks pretty compact and it save water.

[@David_Truck]

Hey Josh do you prefer the active 2.0 or the adam's pro pressure washer? I'm debating which one to get from the two.

[@alanadad8583]

This pressure washer looks amazing. Is the 2.0 worth the extra money? The 1.0 seems like a good unit.

[@juanduenas7446]

Hey @imjoshv how does this work with a gravity fed water tank? Does the pump on this unit help with gravity fed tanks? Thank you.

[@ChrisSings]

For a mobile detailing business with a $400 budget for the machine itself and not scaled up enough to consider a AR or Kranzle, really questioning this due to lack of serviceability why spend ~$325 to buy this with a residential-use-only 2 yr warranty when I can just get a Ryobi 1800 or Karcher K1700 cube with a 3mm orifice for less than half and a no-questions-asked 3yr/10yr warranty? I see a lot of bad reviews on the Karcher but are these people even trying to use the warranty? I just turrned in my ryobi for a new one at home depot when it started failing. took 15 minutes didn't even need my receipt, so the unit is basically free. As I understand it the Active 2.0 is better for personal home detailing but the Karcher is better for small mobile detailers?

[@Stainlessautos]

I’m going to be honest I need to see it used with a 50 ft hose because I had issues with 2 different cat washers with my 50 ft flex zilla

[@imjoshv]

I did attach it in the video to test the specs but agreed that time will tell if it really handles it. I’m going to be setting it up in one of my mobile detail trucks to see how it holds up

[@Stainlessautos]

@@imjoshv any chance we could get a 3 month follow up?

[@MNZK18]

Looks like best pressure washer on the market

[@JoeAndMattsDetailing]

I have a craftsman pressure washer. I would love to have that for Christmas. That’s the perfect pressure washer for me.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 phone

[@aaronreid3203]

Should I be getting a 4.0 orifice size for all my pressure washer tips?

[@Michael-t3b5b]

The manufacturer uses a 5/16 hose if you buy it from them and they say that gives you the 2.0 flow at about 1000-1100 psi. Maybe your different results are due to using a 1/4 hose?

[@Danny-xj5ts]

Great video How good is this pump can it be paired with a water tank without a pump? The Kranzle can sit 1 meter “above” the water tank and still suck in water no problem.

[@venomshowcars]

what do you recommend for someone starting out? What type of pressure washer gas or electric and being that you will need an air compressor for mobile are you better off going gas. what type of gun chemicals maybe from chemical guys and i know you mention mjjc also what type of carpet steamer. I am basically looking for agood products to have but not to pricey.

[@miguelluissalvador5910]

What's the best for a regular car wash? What kind of pressure washer?

[@zacharykondo3622]

Do I need the quick connects and the adapter if I want to add the swivel wand and longer hose?

[@anthonybadagliacca4516]

Thank you sir!!! That was a wonderful review, as all your reviews are. So through. One question, do you run that gravity fed? Or a pump? Thank you for all you do for us out here!!