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And if you just want a decent vacuum that can suck up wet and dry messes and also occasionally work as a mop, or if you prefer to do a vacuum-only pass before mopping, this might not be an issue.

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But if you want the option to steam and you don’t mind the cord, it’s a good floor cleaner at a good price.īissell Crosswave X7 Cordless Pet Pro Multi-Surface Wet Dry VacĪs I mentioned above, in order to engage the wet mopping function on a Crosswave, you need to keep your finger on a trigger. This is also one of the bulkiest mop vacs I’ve tested and it has a cord, so it’s not necessarily something I’d whip out for a quick clean. That said, it doesn’t have edge cleaning, the steam function will not be good for older wood floors, and the brush roller got stuck when I tried to transition from tile to a flat weave rug in my bathroom. I find the steam especially beneficial in the kitchen and with the steam feature engaged, this model cleaned gunky, greasy messes off of my textured kitchen floor as well or better than the Tineco Floor One S7 Pro. The Bissell Crosswave Hydrosteam is the most versatile Crosswave yet because you can push a button on the handle to turn it into a steam mop. Over the last two years, I’ve tested three Crosswaves, and their big selling point is versatility-you can use the Crosswave as just a vacuum cleaner (though not a super powerful one), or a mop vac (though you have to keep your finger on a trigger to make the clean water solution flow).

In 2023, I tested a triple-threat Bissell Crosswave: It’s a vacuum, it’s a wet mop, and it’s a steam mop. Like the newer models, it has a HEPA filter and self-cleans with the push of a button when put back on the included charging dock.īissell Crosswave Hydrosteam Corded Wet Dry Vac Should you need it to work a little harder, there’s a button on the handle to manually put it into max mode. I found the 25-minute run time sufficient for cleaning all the hard floors in the common areas of my home, and I’ve been repeatedly amazed at how little water and solution this machine requires to clean a very dirty kitchen floor. The iFloor 3 is presumably less efficient than the brand's newer models because it lacks the iLoop debris-detection technology, but in its default power mode, it has powerful suction to clean up everyday messes on the first pass. So for what it needs to do (clean the floors) it’s smart enough.

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It will also let you know if the dirty water tank is full or if the clean water tank is empty. While it’s technically not a smart device, it does have a backlit LED display with visual alerts for battery level, power mode, and brush roll tangles. This older Tineco model lacks edge cleaning on either side of the motorhead, but it cleans efficiently and quietly.

If the Floor One S7 Pro sounds too techy-or too expensive-I recommend the iFloor 3.

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