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Meanwhile the Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution is available for an extra "oomph" on dirt and grime - just adjust the Solution Control dial and instantly get a really effective clean. Clean with steam alone OR with Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution, it’s your choice. The all new Hoover® TwinTank™ Steam Mop incorporates a unique TwinTank™ system, allowing you to clean with steam alone or with Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution.
Remaining true to the “green” cleaning standard often associated with steam cleaning, the included Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning is 100% biodegradable and non-toxic, so you can rest assured it’s safe to use around your family and in your home. Hoover® allows you to kill germs and bacteria while still insuring a non-toxic environment for your children and pets.
Steam alone cannot clean every stain or spill, the added power of the Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution allows you to get those spills and stains with ease. No more backache, just adjust the Solution Control dial to get the power of the Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution added to the steam. Get the dirt and the bacteria, too.
This revolutionary steam cleaning system allows you to clean with Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution for those tough stains and everyday spills, but when used with steam alone, the TwinTank™ Steam Mop truly disinfects** & kills or removes greater than 99.99% of harmful bacteria***.
Product Features:
• TwinTank™ System- Lets you clean with steam alone or with Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution. It’s your choice, just adjust the Solution Control dial
• Disinfects** & kills or removes greater than 99.99% of Harmful Bacteria***.
• Solution Control Dial- quickly adjusts the amount of 100% biodegradable and non-toxic solution for light or heavy stains and cleaning tasks
• Removable Tanks- Both tanks are removable, making filling and cleaning easier than ever
• Triangle Swivel Mop Head- easy maneuvering around furniture, along baseboards, and into corners
• 30 foot power cord- Reach farther without the need to unplug
• Steam Ready Indicator, so there's no guessing and steam is ready within 30 seconds
• Carpet Glider- refresh carpets and rugs
• Cooling Tray- Protects your floors during cool-down and storage
• 3 Microfiber Pads- Machine-washable and reusable microfiber pads are designed for the ultimate cleaning experience and performance
*When used with Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution. Compared to other steam mop models tested on hard floors per FCTP-0287p.
**With steam alone, on hard floors, per owner’s manual instructions.
***Staphylococcus aureus ATCC 6538, Salmonella enteric ATCC 10708, S. aureus 33592 (MRSA).
****Versus cost of disposable pads.
An extra long cord allows for added reach and easy mobility between rooms
Great for cleaning in compact areas such as bathrooms to combat bacteria
Hoover’s TwinTank system allows you to clean with steam alone...
Machine washable cleaning pads
Effectively cleans and refreshes multiple flooring surfaces throughout your home
Safe and effective 100% biodegradable and non-toxic cleaning solution
...or add Hoover SteamPlus solution for a safe and thorough clean
Docking tray to protect floors during storage
Product Description
The Hoover TwinTank Disinfecting Steam Mop combines with Hoover SteamPlus Disinfectant solution to deliver a one two punch on germs and harmful bacteria around the home. The two tank system gives you the ability to clean with steam alone or to add Hoover SteamPlus disinfectant solution with the turn of a dial. Steam alone can not eliminate harmful bacteria dwelling on the floors in your home without a substantial exposure time. When used with Hoover SteamPlus solution, the Hoover TwinTank Disinfecting Steam Mop kills or removes 99.9% of harmful bacteria including: Influenza A, Swine Flu (H1N1), Staph, Salmonella, MRSA, E.Coli, and more. Clean every area of your home with the included accessories: carpet glide to refresh carpets, triangle swivel nozzle to get into corners and to maneuver around furniture. The steam ready indicator lets you know when the unit is ready to use.
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425 of 444 people found the following review helpful
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The Hoover Enhanced Clean Disinfecting Steam Mop works on glazed ceramic tile, sealed hardwood and linoleum flooring. It also "freshens" carpeting, although I'm am unaware of the benefit of steaming carpeting between cleanings, but I guess it would freshen it. Included is a carpet slider to facilitate this action. Reading the instructions is a necessity - particularly whenever mixing liquids and electricity. The Owner's manual is written clearly and is fourteen pages long, including the warranty page.
The flooring needs to be well swept and all "gross filth", their words, not mine, must be removed. Sweeping is essential because the small steam vents on the head may become clogged which will affect performance and life expectancy of the unit.
The steam mop is lightweight, which is a clear advantage over larger units. It is neatly positioned between a nearly disposable Swifter cleaner and a heavier full size steam cleaner. I tested the unit out on four rooms of glazed ceramic tile - approximately 450 square feet. I vacuumed the tile before beginning and some of the areas, primarily the two entrances into the house, had more ground-in dirt than others.
Assembly involved no more than snapping the handle into the base. The unit has two tanks - the solutions tank holds approximately eight ounces of either Hoover's disinfectant or multi-floor cleaning solution while the water tank holds sixteen ounces. There is a replaceable filter for the water side of the device (should last twelve months) but the instructions recommend using distilled water to avoid hard water build-up and to extend the filter life. At the time of this review the unit is new to the market and I couldn't find pricing on the website for the replacement filter.
The included eight ounce bottle of Disinfectant solution filled the solutions tank and in cleaning the four rooms, I used virtually the entire bottle. The water tank required one extra filling to do all four rooms -- a pleasant surprise considering the small size of the tank.
Two hard surface microfiber pads are included along with one with cut-outs to be used when disinfecting. Select the appropriate pad, lay it on the floor and place the unit on top of it, and a hook and loop (Velcro) system securely attaches the pad. While in use, I tried everything to accidentally disengage the pad and failed.
After use, the microfiber pads may be thrown in the washer. It is recommended they be washed in hot water and dried flat. The idea of throwing the pad in the washer didn't appeal to me because at that point it was quite dirty and I couldn't figure out what I would want to wash with it and it is entirely too small to justify running an entire washer load alone. So, I thoroughly washed it in the kitchen sink with the hottest possible water and detergent (then I disinfected the sink.) I plan to order a couple extra pads. They are on the website for around twenty dollars.
The steam cleaning process is usually step one and begins almost instantly (within thirty seconds) of pressing the power button. Squeeze the trigger on the handle and steam is released. When finished steam cleaning, and disinfecting is desired, switch the dial on the front from the middle position to high which engages the solutions tank. The time involved in the steam cleaning process will vary based on the condition of the floors.
While cleaning, I found the more heavily soiled areas of the tile required going over them up to six times to completely remove all ground in dirt, but the remainder of the floor was done with one or two passes. The power cord is long, approximately 28 feet, so there was no need to repeatedly plug and unplug the cleaner within a large area.
The disinfecting step is optional, and if chosen, is the final action - just a couple of quick passes and then the floor needs to air dry to activate the disinfectant. If a moment is needed to stop while cleaning, the unit should not sit, unmoving, on the floor or damage may occur. A tray is included so the unit may rest off the floor.
The disinfectant is a food grade cleaner but in addition to its steep price, it contains so many chemicals that in the future, I will use it only occasionally. My main interest in the unit is its steam cleaning capability, so that will be my primary use.
On the Hoover website, a thirty-two ounce bottle of disinfectant solution (four fills) is around fifteen dollars and a sixty-four ounce bottle of the multi-floor cleaner(eight fills) is around twenty dollars. The two different cleaning solutions should not be mixed together, and other cleaners are not to be used.
Under Storage in the owner's manual, when finished cleaning, the water tank should always be emptied and air dried. The solutions tank does not need to be emptied, but there was so little disinfectant remaining, I emptied and rinsed it. In the past, I had problems with a small carpet cleaning device that also noted that the cleaning solution could be left in the unit, so I probably will never leave any liquid in either tank.
While using the unit, the lack of weight permitted quick and easy movement and I could work for an extended amount of time without the least bit of fatigue. I finished cleaning all four areas in about thirty minutes and that was stopping once to refill the water container with the included measuring cup.
The lightweight construction does leave the machine feeling a little flimsy, but I don't know how that can be remedied given the significant advantage of its portability. The triangular shaped head is mounted on a ball joint which permits great flexibility in movement, so the unit worked perfectly on the floors in each room - with the point getting into every corner and the flat edges following the baseboards.
The steam mop did a beautiful job on my tile floors - they look spotless and the effort involved was minimal. Overall I am delighted with the machine, but there are a couple of minor complaints. It isn't convenient to move the tray from room to room. It is a necessity because it isn't easy to predict when the work may need to stop for a minute or two so the tray should always be handy.
Also, the water and solutions tanks have lots of nooks and crannies, and are designed in a way that doesn't permit them to readily dry. The fill opening is small so after rinsing, air doesn't easily circulate within the tanks. After a full day of drying, and a few attempts to shake out any remaining drops of water, both tanks still contain a small amount of water. Although this isn't a fatal design flaw, avoiding mold formation is always a concern with units like this.
Hoover provides a limited two year warranty on this machine, which given the proliferation of ninety day warranties, is reassuring. The positives far outweigh the negatives and I am delighted with the unit's performance. As I continue to use the unit, I will update this review.
The flooring needs to be well swept and all "gross filth", their words, not mine, must be removed. Sweeping is essential because the small steam vents on the head may become clogged which will affect performance and life expectancy of the unit.
The steam mop is lightweight, which is a clear advantage over larger units. It is neatly positioned between a nearly disposable Swifter cleaner and a heavier full size steam cleaner. I tested the unit out on four rooms of glazed ceramic tile - approximately 450 square feet. I vacuumed the tile before beginning and some of the areas, primarily the two entrances into the house, had more ground-in dirt than others.
Assembly involved no more than snapping the handle into the base. The unit has two tanks - the solutions tank holds approximately eight ounces of either Hoover's disinfectant or multi-floor cleaning solution while the water tank holds sixteen ounces. There is a replaceable filter for the water side of the device (should last twelve months) but the instructions recommend using distilled water to avoid hard water build-up and to extend the filter life. At the time of this review the unit is new to the market and I couldn't find pricing on the website for the replacement filter.
The included eight ounce bottle of Disinfectant solution filled the solutions tank and in cleaning the four rooms, I used virtually the entire bottle. The water tank required one extra filling to do all four rooms -- a pleasant surprise considering the small size of the tank.
Two hard surface microfiber pads are included along with one with cut-outs to be used when disinfecting. Select the appropriate pad, lay it on the floor and place the unit on top of it, and a hook and loop (Velcro) system securely attaches the pad. While in use, I tried everything to accidentally disengage the pad and failed.
After use, the microfiber pads may be thrown in the washer. It is recommended they be washed in hot water and dried flat. The idea of throwing the pad in the washer didn't appeal to me because at that point it was quite dirty and I couldn't figure out what I would want to wash with it and it is entirely too small to justify running an entire washer load alone. So, I thoroughly washed it in the kitchen sink with the hottest possible water and detergent (then I disinfected the sink.) I plan to order a couple extra pads. They are on the website for around twenty dollars.
The steam cleaning process is usually step one and begins almost instantly (within thirty seconds) of pressing the power button. Squeeze the trigger on the handle and steam is released. When finished steam cleaning, and disinfecting is desired, switch the dial on the front from the middle position to high which engages the solutions tank. The time involved in the steam cleaning process will vary based on the condition of the floors.
While cleaning, I found the more heavily soiled areas of the tile required going over them up to six times to completely remove all ground in dirt, but the remainder of the floor was done with one or two passes. The power cord is long, approximately 28 feet, so there was no need to repeatedly plug and unplug the cleaner within a large area.
The disinfecting step is optional, and if chosen, is the final action - just a couple of quick passes and then the floor needs to air dry to activate the disinfectant. If a moment is needed to stop while cleaning, the unit should not sit, unmoving, on the floor or damage may occur. A tray is included so the unit may rest off the floor.
The disinfectant is a food grade cleaner but in addition to its steep price, it contains so many chemicals that in the future, I will use it only occasionally. My main interest in the unit is its steam cleaning capability, so that will be my primary use.
On the Hoover website, a thirty-two ounce bottle of disinfectant solution (four fills) is around fifteen dollars and a sixty-four ounce bottle of the multi-floor cleaner(eight fills) is around twenty dollars. The two different cleaning solutions should not be mixed together, and other cleaners are not to be used.
Under Storage in the owner's manual, when finished cleaning, the water tank should always be emptied and air dried. The solutions tank does not need to be emptied, but there was so little disinfectant remaining, I emptied and rinsed it. In the past, I had problems with a small carpet cleaning device that also noted that the cleaning solution could be left in the unit, so I probably will never leave any liquid in either tank.
While using the unit, the lack of weight permitted quick and easy movement and I could work for an extended amount of time without the least bit of fatigue. I finished cleaning all four areas in about thirty minutes and that was stopping once to refill the water container with the included measuring cup.
The lightweight construction does leave the machine feeling a little flimsy, but I don't know how that can be remedied given the significant advantage of its portability. The triangular shaped head is mounted on a ball joint which permits great flexibility in movement, so the unit worked perfectly on the floors in each room - with the point getting into every corner and the flat edges following the baseboards.
The steam mop did a beautiful job on my tile floors - they look spotless and the effort involved was minimal. Overall I am delighted with the machine, but there are a couple of minor complaints. It isn't convenient to move the tray from room to room. It is a necessity because it isn't easy to predict when the work may need to stop for a minute or two so the tray should always be handy.
Also, the water and solutions tanks have lots of nooks and crannies, and are designed in a way that doesn't permit them to readily dry. The fill opening is small so after rinsing, air doesn't easily circulate within the tanks. After a full day of drying, and a few attempts to shake out any remaining drops of water, both tanks still contain a small amount of water. Although this isn't a fatal design flaw, avoiding mold formation is always a concern with units like this.
Hoover provides a limited two year warranty on this machine, which given the proliferation of ninety day warranties, is reassuring. The positives far outweigh the negatives and I am delighted with the unit's performance. As I continue to use the unit, I will update this review.
239 of 249 people found the following review helpful
By Gregg Heard
I am a quadriplegic who lives in Tempe Arizona. A few months ago my apartment's carpet was replaced with vinyl wood flooring. After two major dust storms this year, my apartment was left filled with dust. A dust that comes from across the desert and contains all kinds of spores and particles. My wheelchair would leave tracks from room to room, even after my caregiver washed the floor and wheelchair tires. A good friend suggested I try the Hoover steam mop. When my Hoover Enhanced Clean Disinfecting Steam Mop arrived, my caregiver (Lou) went right to work reading the instructions, assembling things together, and then steam cleaned my apartment's floor. Lou was excited from the moment he opened the box because he owns a Shark, and he said this is so much better than his and will do a lot more. My floor looks cleaner than when it was first installed. The rich wood brown is much clearer, and that light dust in the cracks is gone. Being a quadriplegic I am prone to congestion, and since the dust storms I have been dealing with congestion issues. After my floors were steam cleaned I have had less congestion, and my breathing has noticeably improved. Lou is still excited to use my mop, and sometimes I have to tell him he has cleaned enough. You can no longer tell what rooms I've been rolling in and out of. This is a great mop and it definitely deserves more credit for its health benefits and cleaning capabilities.
227 of 246 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Cleans a farm kitchen and mud room faster and better with less "ick" factor
June 5, 2011
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I've had this steam mop for over a month now and I'm very pleased to say that it does *almost* everything the advertising says and even a bit more. I can also report that Hoover fully stands behind their warranty.
The warranty: when I received my first unit, it worked for five minutes and then died. The steam light came on, but no steam came out. I ran through the troubleshooting guide, cleared all the tubes, and it still wouldn't work. I called the 800 number on the instructions and explained the problem. 24 hours later, I had a new mop delivered to my front door along with some extra cleaning pads and solution for my trouble (at no point during my conversation with Hoover had I ever asked for any free gift or compensation beyond sending a replacement unit). Hoover did ask that I send the unit back to the factory directly (they provided the free mailing label from FEDEX, including free pickup at my home) so that their engineers could look at it -- this appliance is so new that they hadn't had any returns yet. I can't fault Hoover over this incident -- any appliance line has an occasional defect, it's the reaction from the company that will get my goat. In this case, Hoover bent over backward to make this right for me and I don't think they had any way of knowing that this was a Vine customer.
The cleaning environment: an 1880's farmhouse on a still-working farm. We raise livestock and have two dogs that are permitted inside. Dirt and "other" material from the barn and pastures gets tracked into the mud room where we change out boots and work clothes. The dogs roam the acreage and the return to the house for feeding and sleeping; fortunately, they are finally fully housebroken and it's safe to leave the bedroom door open. Harvest season brings an extra layer of dust into the house. Get the picture? It's a constant battle to keep floors clean. I've swept, Swiffered, mopped, and Roomba'd my way across these floors for five years now and I've hated every minute of it. June Cleaver I am not.
Results on linoleum: I used this mop on my kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, and mud room floors. The age of the flooring ranges from new to 15 years old. The first cleaning raised ground in grime from the old flooring. There is a small cut on the kitchen floor that gathers dirt; the steam mop lifted the grime and turned the cut nearly invisible. Another effect that I noticed is that the kitchen floor stays clean for a noticeably longer period of time afterward. Dirt tends to quickly show up where previous dirt remains (it's stickier) and a mop sometimes has more the effect of moving dirt around rather than picking it up. The steam/microfiber combination really does a better job of removing grime altogether. Lastly, the pads stick out a bit from the mop head so I can push the pad right up against the baseboards and clean along the edges. Total mopping time is one-third of the time traditional mop/brush/bucket method.
Results on carpet: **Note: the following is NOT a Hoover-recommended use for the mop, this is something I came up with on my own. Your mileage may vary.** I had some very stubborn pet stains on our older carpeting (it's at least 10 years old). Even after trying a variety of cleaning solutions and steam cleaning, the stains would reappear and collect more dirt. After seeing how the mop worked on the linoleum, I decided to see if this mop would work as an alternative to a steam cleaner. Using the carpet glide triangle and a full pad (Hoover recommends the one with holes in it for "freshening" carpets, but that was not what I was trying to do), I ran the mop over the stains several times with the steam on. Next, I applied Hot Shot carpet cleaner, allowed the solution to work for 30 seconds or so, and then ran the mop over it again. Voila! The steam provided just enough, but not too much, moisture, and the microfiber pad picked up the stain. Two weeks later, the stains have not reappeared. Best of all, I didn't have to get on my hands and knees and stick my face in the fumes while I scrubbed away.
Results on hardwood/laminated flooring: Didn't try it. Our hardwood is old and the finish is worn in places. We do have some laminated flooring, but I'm very leery of applying high-heat moisture to these floors. The consequences of any damage to those floors is too great to risk. I'll watch the other reviews here and then maybe give it a try.
The cleaning pads: The unit comes with two regular pads and a single fenestrated (i.e., has holes in it) pad. This allows me to use one pad to clean the kitchen and mud room, switch out to the second pad for the laundry/bath, and then use the fenestrated pad to disinfect the kitchen and bath. Switching the pads out is as simple as stepping on the tab of the pad, lifting the unit off of it, and placing it down on top of the other pad. Then I pick up the pad and toss it in the laundry. This is soooooo much better than wrestling with an increasingly filthy mop head. One note for those who have never used a microfiber pad before: wash them before the first time you use them order to relax the fibers a bit -- otherwise, the pads won't pick up dirt quite as well.
Cleaning solution: Yes, it's expensive; however, you aren't going to be using nearly as much of it as the cleaning fluid in your mopping bucket. The solution isn't a soap, it's a disinfectant, so I clean first with just steam and then make a second, faster pass with the fenestrated pad to apply disinfectant. After using this mop for six weeks, I have yet to have to add cleaning solution to the tank. A little goes a very, very long way.
Bottom line: this is a great product that truly is an improvement over a bucket and mop and even scrubbing on your hands and knees.
The warranty: when I received my first unit, it worked for five minutes and then died. The steam light came on, but no steam came out. I ran through the troubleshooting guide, cleared all the tubes, and it still wouldn't work. I called the 800 number on the instructions and explained the problem. 24 hours later, I had a new mop delivered to my front door along with some extra cleaning pads and solution for my trouble (at no point during my conversation with Hoover had I ever asked for any free gift or compensation beyond sending a replacement unit). Hoover did ask that I send the unit back to the factory directly (they provided the free mailing label from FEDEX, including free pickup at my home) so that their engineers could look at it -- this appliance is so new that they hadn't had any returns yet. I can't fault Hoover over this incident -- any appliance line has an occasional defect, it's the reaction from the company that will get my goat. In this case, Hoover bent over backward to make this right for me and I don't think they had any way of knowing that this was a Vine customer.
The cleaning environment: an 1880's farmhouse on a still-working farm. We raise livestock and have two dogs that are permitted inside. Dirt and "other" material from the barn and pastures gets tracked into the mud room where we change out boots and work clothes. The dogs roam the acreage and the return to the house for feeding and sleeping; fortunately, they are finally fully housebroken and it's safe to leave the bedroom door open. Harvest season brings an extra layer of dust into the house. Get the picture? It's a constant battle to keep floors clean. I've swept, Swiffered, mopped, and Roomba'd my way across these floors for five years now and I've hated every minute of it. June Cleaver I am not.
Results on linoleum: I used this mop on my kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, and mud room floors. The age of the flooring ranges from new to 15 years old. The first cleaning raised ground in grime from the old flooring. There is a small cut on the kitchen floor that gathers dirt; the steam mop lifted the grime and turned the cut nearly invisible. Another effect that I noticed is that the kitchen floor stays clean for a noticeably longer period of time afterward. Dirt tends to quickly show up where previous dirt remains (it's stickier) and a mop sometimes has more the effect of moving dirt around rather than picking it up. The steam/microfiber combination really does a better job of removing grime altogether. Lastly, the pads stick out a bit from the mop head so I can push the pad right up against the baseboards and clean along the edges. Total mopping time is one-third of the time traditional mop/brush/bucket method.
Results on carpet: **Note: the following is NOT a Hoover-recommended use for the mop, this is something I came up with on my own. Your mileage may vary.** I had some very stubborn pet stains on our older carpeting (it's at least 10 years old). Even after trying a variety of cleaning solutions and steam cleaning, the stains would reappear and collect more dirt. After seeing how the mop worked on the linoleum, I decided to see if this mop would work as an alternative to a steam cleaner. Using the carpet glide triangle and a full pad (Hoover recommends the one with holes in it for "freshening" carpets, but that was not what I was trying to do), I ran the mop over the stains several times with the steam on. Next, I applied Hot Shot carpet cleaner, allowed the solution to work for 30 seconds or so, and then ran the mop over it again. Voila! The steam provided just enough, but not too much, moisture, and the microfiber pad picked up the stain. Two weeks later, the stains have not reappeared. Best of all, I didn't have to get on my hands and knees and stick my face in the fumes while I scrubbed away.
Results on hardwood/laminated flooring: Didn't try it. Our hardwood is old and the finish is worn in places. We do have some laminated flooring, but I'm very leery of applying high-heat moisture to these floors. The consequences of any damage to those floors is too great to risk. I'll watch the other reviews here and then maybe give it a try.
The cleaning pads: The unit comes with two regular pads and a single fenestrated (i.e., has holes in it) pad. This allows me to use one pad to clean the kitchen and mud room, switch out to the second pad for the laundry/bath, and then use the fenestrated pad to disinfect the kitchen and bath. Switching the pads out is as simple as stepping on the tab of the pad, lifting the unit off of it, and placing it down on top of the other pad. Then I pick up the pad and toss it in the laundry. This is soooooo much better than wrestling with an increasingly filthy mop head. One note for those who have never used a microfiber pad before: wash them before the first time you use them order to relax the fibers a bit -- otherwise, the pads won't pick up dirt quite as well.
Cleaning solution: Yes, it's expensive; however, you aren't going to be using nearly as much of it as the cleaning fluid in your mopping bucket. The solution isn't a soap, it's a disinfectant, so I clean first with just steam and then make a second, faster pass with the fenestrated pad to apply disinfectant. After using this mop for six weeks, I have yet to have to add cleaning solution to the tank. A little goes a very, very long way.
Bottom line: this is a great product that truly is an improvement over a bucket and mop and even scrubbing on your hands and knees.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product
This steam mop is the best we have ever had. It does everything well. We had two Sharks blow up on us...literally blowing a gasket and dying. Read more
Published 3 days ago by wingingit
5.0 out of 5 stars
Nice
I bought one for my wife, she loved it, then mom, she loved it, then daughter-in-law, ditto. You get the point.
Published 3 days ago by nhoj
5.0 out of 5 stars
way way way better than the shark!!!
Every thing about this mop I love better than any other mop, including the shark...... This mop actually feels like its actually cleaning your floors, with the sensation of the... Read more
Published 4 days ago by ChevyVortec350
5.0 out of 5 stars
Takes about a third of the time it used to take me to clean tile!
I bought this for myself after Christmas, and as someone with a house that is all porcelain tile in all shared rooms (not bedrooms), this has cut my floor cleaning time down... Read more
Published 4 days ago by S. Marti
3.0 out of 5 stars
Mixed Results
Purchased this product through Warehouse Deals for roughly $30 off 'used'. Given all of 5-star reviews, I was expecting "miracle" results. Read more
Published 5 days ago by Matthew J. Thompson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Does what i wanted.
I purchased this to do quick disinfecting of carpets and hard surfaces and it takes care of this role perfectly considering the price paid.
Published 5 days ago by Loyd
1.0 out of 5 stars
Do Not Buy
Worked great the first use. Pulled out of closet after two weeks...no steam at all. I cannot believe I fell for this. I bought extra cleaner and pads for this too. Read more
Published 8 days ago by Charles S
4.0 out of 5 stars
CLEAN FLOORS!!
This is an excellent steam cleaner - got up some glue on my tile floor that had been there for a while - easy to use - nice long cord. Read more
Published 8 days ago by Laura L Boyett
5.0 out of 5 stars
I may never mop again
I absolutely LOVE this steam mop. So, first off let me start by saying that while I love clean floors, I hate to mop. Mostly because of the set up and clean up time. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Mairead
4.0 out of 5 stars
Love the mop, not the solution
I do like this steam mop. It did a nice job cleaning up my floors. However, I used the provided solution and really did not like it. It left a film on all my floors.
Published 9 days ago by L. Holman
