SpinWave, Electric Mop, Hard Floor Cleaner & Polisher, Spray Mop With Rotating Pads, For Wood, Laminate, Tile & Marble, Easy to Use Mop Floor Cleaner, Corded, 2052E

OK i have 4 dogs, they really put paw muddy marks on the textured ceramic tiles. I have tried steamers with a micro-fibre pad, yes it does work, but leaves lots of marks. so i tried this, it cleaned very well with very little water use. i did my entire downstairs which is a big area and still had a 1/4 tank left. The pads picked up all the dirt. It did not put any back onto the floor. if you have a deep texture like mine i would use the orange. the white and grey do work but needed 2 sets of pads. Just rinse and put them in the washer. (i rinsed as there was so much dirt i did not want to clog the filter on the washer) I found it easy to use, it steers a little by twisting the handle. i found it took a little longer than a mop or steamer but the results were far better. As long as it is robust and keeps working a definite great buy for me. The filling is easy, tip upside down and use the detergent supplied to the first mark then top up with water. I recommend emptying out after use so that it does not smell. The good news is there is no dirt tank to rinse out and smell eventually. Replacement pads are easy to get. not too expensive really. I bought a 3 pack of each type to make sure i have a spare set if the floor is really bad (usually if it's raining) i also vacuum first, dust and dogs hairs don't help with cleaning.

I have been looking for a floor cleaner for a while now. Traditional mops/flat head mops just don’t cut it for this type of flooring. My amtico is textured so an absolute nightmare to get deep down dirt out and the floor never looked clean which frustrated me everyday and I have this laid all throughout my downstairs so you can imagine how hard it is to clean - being light grey as well - and trying to keep on top of it with a husband, kids and two dogs :-( After reading a review last week I took the plunge and got one because you can’t use a steam cleaner with my type of flooring either so this sounded perfect. Was super easy to set up and I used a bit of the Bissell floor cleaner you get with it but that soon ran out. The cord is nice and long too so that’s a bonus. You can control how much you want to spray out so you don’t get the floor too wet. It drys practically straight away and no streaks or stickiness. Note: I did however have to get on my hands and knees and scrub the floor before I used this as I had a lot of deep down grime to get rid of first. I have been using this for a week now and it works like a dream. Not one bit of deep dirt in the grooves. Had a few dried muddy dog paw marks the other day so whipped it out and it deep cleaned the muck straight out. This is honestly a god send for me. So glad I purchased one. I also purchased extra pads (not the bissell brand but compatible pads) I got the extra scrub textured ones and they are brilliant. I won’t be purchasing the bissell cleaning formula as it’s really pricey for the amount I need to use (daily) so I have been using normal Flash floor cleaner and it shines the floor up and smells nice too. Would 100% recommend to anyone having the same problems as me with the trapped dirt but like I said you might have to scrub it first then use the bissell machine to keep on top of it. It’s a 10/10 for me made my day to day cleaning life so much easier and stress free :-)

This is a good cleaner that works well - it is not a heavy duty cleaner but will cope with most domestic hard floors. It is easy and quick to use daily - its 4 times as fast as a mop - and over a period of time it improves a floor's appearance, simply by more frequent, faster repetitive cleaning . It can also polish floors using any number of floor polishes. I would recommend buying a spare set of Pads as every time I have used it, the pads have turned from bright white to a very dirty brown - into the washing machine they go. The machine is relatively cheap, but it does have running costs of replacement pads every so often, cleaning fluids (the bissell fluid is £13/l) and the cost of frequent washing of pads. There is one thing to be very careful of. When changing the pads, check the little screws in the centre of the black pad holders that the scrub pads attach to. These can work loose and stick out - screw them back in fast if you see this happening. The reason for this is that if you use the machine with a screw sticking out to any extent, it will damage the threading in the part the screw fits into - which means it will not hold the screw. It will probably run fine without the screw for a while , but it will wear faster and break sooner, and you risk the pad holder falling off through gravity. This could be fixed with a small amount of PTFE tape or similar on the screw when the product is made to help its grip the threading and reduce the loosening effects of vibration whilst in use. From my experience, if you feel wobbling whilst the cleaner is in use, it is likely that a screw has come loose. All in all it works well if you deal with the above.