Why bother? Wait for a better spot when all your cards are clean.

Plus---if you have been making plays like this with any sort of frequency, you are going to get called a lot.

Do you have a plan for 4th 5th and on if you blank?

Is the 10 a raiser who frequently has nothing, or a tight player who will fold?

I prefer to make that play against a 10 if I have a clean ace up, with a high two flush in the hole, like (KQs)A. The ace strikes fear into more players, and there is no card on the turn that can give them an overcard to the pair you are representing.