Christine, Prior to learning about the O Cedar Mop, I was using the Steam Mop to Clean My Hardwood Floors. I learned. When the Pads on the Steam Mop becomes soiled. Though the Steam My be Sanitizing. Throughout the remaining cleaning process, You are just spreading dirt all over Your Floors. Finally! Upon using the O Cedar. My Floors are both sanitized and clean.
I love when you do reviews! I do like how much power this steam mop has- looking at your videos with the cross wave- it seems like it (cross wave) cleans better. Could be the angle. These reviews help so much because we can see them in action!
I just ordered the new & improved Shark Steam & Scrub with the removable water tank & power steam trigger. Tip: Use distilled water in the mop. I used tap water in my first mop & it got horribly clogged with mineral deposits. Also, I spray a little all-purpose cleaner on the floor as I mop. Works great!
Just a word of caution, if you use steam on laminate (and also hardwood) floor you are basically destroying it over time. It also voids your warranty. Wood doesn’t deal well with high pressure steam.
Im pretty sure they say this works best on laminate and some kinda wood floors on the website or something somewhere... are u sure? I was thinking about using tis on laminate...
@@SirMarkofthe509 If i were to get one of these are u saying the light setting wont damage anything? I used to have a steam thing for wood floors that was amazing but too expensive.
@papuzka0 There are sealed and unsealed hardwood floors. You can't put them all in the same category. SEALED hardwood floors can withstand the moisture and heat from a steam mop, and that's what it also says on the box. "Designed for all sealed hard floors"
I love these review videos you make. I like how honest and thorough you are on explaining every detail. That's how I got my Bissell Crosswave that I love haha. Thanks Jessica 🥰
Thank you so much for your review and demonstration. I just bought this already and it should be arriving tomorrow and I wanted to see how to work it and how it works. I have hardwoods and pergo floors the whole downstairs of my home and this is my first time using something other then the traditional mop and bucket or wet pads mop. Thank you again!! ❤😊
I really appreciate this video I can't express how much I appreciate it, I appreciate a straight forward video with no bull, I appreciate a honest review to, I appreciate it a lot thank you.
Does it work? If you want to clean a tile floor, it does well on the tile, just not on the grout. The surface of the grout is lower than the tile's surface, and the spinning pad can not scrub into the grout line. Just did 400 or 500 square feet of floor in a kitchen/dining and foyer. The grout lines were dark in some areas, and I had to get on my hands and knees + use a heavy-duty grout-cleaning liquid product to get a good result along with the Shark S7000/1. Like seemingly all steam mops, it's just not robust enough for cleaning the grout on a tile floor. The amount of steam that comes out of this product is modest. What is needed is a spinning brush rather than a spinning pad product. But I suppose the mechanism required to spin brushes and the brushes themselves are likely to be considerably more expensive. I don't see a product on the market for home use that has good consumer ratings. If you have found one, let us know. The floor being cleaned in this video is just too easy. The floor is smooth, waterproof and the same color as dirt.
I love your reviews! I want one of these so bad. I already have a steam mop, bissell crosswave, spin mop, and a bona mop. My husband wants to know if I need a storage building for all my mops 🤣
@Jessie Christine - I’m debating between this Shark Steam & Scrub vs Bissell Powerfresh for my first steam mop. How’s the reliability on the shark? I’m afraid of the spinner dying over time.
There is no beater bar and it’s not a vacuum it’s a steam mop. It’s two spinning mop pads. They are soft and made for hard flooring. The whole point of the mop is so that it spins and scrubs for you so no there is no option to turn them off. They do not do any damage whatsoever to hard flooring. It’s the same as if you were scrubbing but without the elbow grease if you will.
Thanks I’ve been really wanting this because i said to my husband I should make one that scrubs and steams and them they came out with this so I really want it but I have so many floor cleaner’s already lol. But with this being easier to push and move it would help me so much also with spine injuries it hard on me to scrub. I also didn’t know what the difference was between the two and wasn’t sure if it was just the 2 or three modes so ty now I know I’m probably going to get it but my hubby won’t be hapthat I got another especially because I bought the neat but I find that hard on me because you have to bend and push a little more and that causes me pain
I’m sooo torn on this mop or the spin wave(cordless of course). I have the cross wave but I’ve been having problems with and I’m over having something with a dirty tank. I like the idea of just taking the pads off an washing. Thanks for this review.
Well then I might wait until you review that one too. Steam mops are awesome but I’ve been spoiled by my cordless machines. I was lucky and waited for the cordless cross wave to come out.
Nice video. Thank you. One question: when you have to unplug and replug the unit (such as moving into another room), is there a wait time for the unit to start steaming before you can use it again? Im asking because my current unit take about 1 minute to work after replugging it (even if I just used a second ago). Thanks
@@KeepCalmAndClean good to know. Appreciate the quick reply One more question if you dont mind, do you feel the velcro/sticky parts of the pad still grip well to the machine after being laundered multiple times?
It took a while, like 10 minutes of messing with it before it actually steamed. I do not know why. I recommend trying to make sure the pads are attached well before starting it. Keep trying. I was about to return it when suddenly it started steaming. I had to restart it like 10 times because it shuts off after 30 seconds. I think it took a while for the water to move down the tube or something. It is not as good as one of my other steam mops on the porcelain tile floors even on the normal setting but it polished my wood floor beautifully on low. I have the blue one that only has the light and normal setting. I wish I had gotten the other one with all three settings. Mine is not pouring water like some other report but it used the water pretty fast.
I’ve seen a review where after using this product, the person wipes the floor with a white cloth and it was brown still where the floor wasn’t clean, even tho it looked clean.. Can you verify if this is the case?
I just purchased this Shark Steam & Scrub. Right above the machines there were pad replacements and I bought these at the same time. It came with 2 scrubbing pads and 2 dusting pads which the box stated "brings a polished finish to wood floors". However, I realized when I got home that there were no instructions for the dusting pads. Do you use them with steam? I guess you have to since the machine doesn't work without steam, but how do you polish with steam? Something's not right. I cannot find any info about using these dusting and polishing pads online.
I love mine however, I have been trying to fix the bottom (the velcro) because my mop heads come off and do not stick😔 I have tried looking for replacements and cleaning it but no luck😩 any advice or ideas are welcome😅😀
It says distilled water to use. Had you tried with distilled water or tap/Fridge Water ? Any idea if we use tap water then will it damage the mop or not ? How about using it on hardwood for a long time. I am asking this since its steam and water both so will it damage hardwood on long run ?
@@KeepCalmAndClean You may want to reconsider the use of tap water. Mineral deposits could be building inside your unit that could cause problems later on. Might also be harder to truly sanitize with tap water. Superb video though. You're a real pro. :)
I have the original bissell crosswave you had back at the old house. I’ve loved it but adding the steam feature seems like it would be even better. Plus the crosswave is harder to clean up after use than this looks
I'm undecided between this one or the spinwave. My biggest concern is not being able to use cleaning product to use it in certain floors as opposed to the spin wave.
Thanks for such a thorough review. I have an old Shark steam mop & have been wanting to replace it for years but it still works so I haven't pulled the trigger lol. I had seen a few with spinning pads & I think I'm staying with Shark, but am undecided between this one & the S7201/Steam & Scrub with Blaster Technology (silly to add technology to the name, can just as easily say steam blast or spray lol). Anyhow, I was wondering if you have tried it since you mentioned having to press down more & take more passes over the area of your hardwood floor that had the grease stain. When I have a tough stain with my current steam mop, I just pump a little extra steam & let the mop head sit on it for a few seconds then mop over it. If it needs a little more attention, I do areas near to let it cool & repeat...but I don't want to do this anymore. I'd rather have a mop that does it for me, HA! Seriously though, do you know if the S7201 is better for removing the occasional stain than the S7001? Thanks & I look forward to checking out your other videos.
I haven’t seen that one! I’ll have to keep my eye out for it to see if it’s something I would want to try but I’m very happy with this over a year later!
No for this I would not add anything to the water. The steam does an awesome job of cleaning and because of the heat you have the added benefit of sanitation.
It's good to know about this mop I was curious about it but I'm thinking about get the cordless vacuum and mop my mind is blank on the name I like that it's 2 in 1 and less space
Hi Jessi! Jamie here!! (Jamie from Jamie's journey told me about you! 😃) Quick question, I recently purchased the Shark Scrub & Spin steam mop. I noticed it leaves swirl/streak marks. Not sure if its the type of laminate I have or if they're just super dirty 😬. I know you don't have laminate floors? Anyhow I use just tapped water at first, then tried with using distilled water, then added some vinegar to the distilled water, and then tried adding rubbing alcohol to the distilled water and vinegar mixture and no luck. Still seeing the swirls/streaks. Any suggestions?? I really like the steam mop and spinning of the pads to help scrub without having to reallllllly scrub... Thanks!!
Oh goodness. That’s exactly the suggestions I would have had for you. When you washed the pads did you use anything other than detergent? Could be that I suppose. Otherwise I truly don’t know. I hope you can find a solution tho. 😭
@@KeepCalmAndClean I haven't washed the pads yet. I just tried it straight out of the box. I'm hoping that its because my floors are just dusty. But I plan on washing them with my other microfiber towels wit only detergent and then give it a try again... Hopefully it'll be better! Thanks for getting back to me!!! 😁
It feels a little gimmicky to me. Playing off professional floor polishers. Maybe if there was a brush on the outside of the pad somehow to scrub a little better. Does that make sense?
I do see how it helps take off some work from me because with my traditional steam mop I apply pressure where as with this I don’t feel the need to. What I’m really waiting for is a Crosswave with steam!
Hi are your floors engineered wood floors? Asking because mine are and I’m hesitant on whether or not it will damage them. There’s mixed reviews online. Thanks 🙏
It could lift the image on the laminate…you can hardly use anything on laminate. I was glad when we switched to vinyl plank when we redid our kitchen. Loved the look of my laminate but wanted to have more options to clean my floors.
@@KeepCalmAndClean Thank you. I had the bissell cordless and it’s not working (spinning) so looking at the shark. Are you still happy with it? Never used shark products before. Thank you for replying to me so quickly as I’m still in target. 😆 making a decision
@@KeepCalmAndClean please have a look at my comments, I said IF. I seriously did not know it has any suction power, because 1. I did not hear it from your review, 2. I can not find it from its Amazon product description. But anyway, my point is the main function of it is definitely not cleaning (, and that's why you vacuum the area before using it in your review). I believe mopping and sanitizing are what it is designed for.
Cool video. I noticed on IG you asked for some tips but then blocked me when I gave advice. Please remember constructive criticism isn’t a bad thing, it’s to help you out since that’s what you were asking for.
If it was yesterday I wasn’t asking for advice and your comment wasn’t nice. I was asking for people to let me know things that they like to see for me on Instagram and you proceeded to tell me that I am negative all the time and complaining all the time. So one how is that positive? And two I definitely was not asking for your constructive criticism.
Me and Steven just sat here and watched this and he said "wow, that was so good and her editing was on point" 🤣❤️
Thanks Steven!!
Love the many times you used the word APPRECIATE, it shows what a positive person you are.
Christine, Prior to learning about the O Cedar Mop, I was using the Steam Mop to Clean My Hardwood Floors. I learned. When the Pads on the Steam Mop becomes soiled. Though the Steam My be Sanitizing. Throughout the remaining cleaning process, You are just spreading dirt all over Your Floors. Finally! Upon using the O Cedar. My Floors are both sanitized and clean.
I love when you do reviews! I do like how much power this steam mop has- looking at your videos with the cross wave- it seems like it (cross wave) cleans better. Could be the angle. These reviews help so much because we can see them in action!
I just ordered the new & improved Shark Steam & Scrub with the removable water tank & power steam trigger. Tip: Use distilled water in the mop. I used tap water in my first mop & it got horribly clogged with mineral deposits. Also, I spray a little all-purpose cleaner on the floor as I mop. Works great!
Just a word of caution, if you use steam on laminate (and also hardwood) floor you are basically destroying it over time. It also voids your warranty. Wood doesn’t deal well with high pressure steam.
Im pretty sure they say this works best on laminate and some kinda wood floors on the website or something somewhere... are u sure? I was thinking about using tis on laminate...
That's why is had a light setting then normal and deep
@@SirMarkofthe509 If i were to get one of these are u saying the light setting wont damage anything? I used to have a steam thing for wood floors that was amazing but too expensive.
@papuzka0 There are sealed and unsealed hardwood floors. You can't put them all in the same category. SEALED hardwood floors can withstand the moisture and heat from a steam mop, and that's what it also says on the box. "Designed for all sealed hard floors"
I would contact the manufacturer. I did on my laminate and lvp floors and both told me I would void my warranty.
Love this review! I always hate reading through reviews online so seeing and hearing yours are a nice break!❤
4:02 The dog said "I'm out" !! Great video demo!
Omg! I want and need this!!! I’m so glad you did a review on this!
I love these review videos you make. I like how honest and thorough you are on explaining every detail. That's how I got my Bissell Crosswave that I love haha. Thanks Jessica 🥰
Is it good?
@@resigningstars Yes, I really love mine. I have the corded one. There's a new corless one but same concept.
Thank you so much for your review and demonstration. I just bought this already and it should be arriving tomorrow and I wanted to see how to work it and how it works. I have hardwoods and pergo floors the whole downstairs of my home and this is my first time using something other then the traditional mop and bucket or wet pads mop. Thank you again!! ❤😊
I would like to know how to it cleans grout in the tile floors.
So glad you reviewed this!! I’ve been wondering about it!
Thank you for your detailed video of this steam mop. You have helped me with my decision on a steam mop.
You are so welcome!
Ooh thank you for your personal review on this. I hadn't even heard of it. I look forward to seeing you use it more & hearing how you like it.
I can always count on your honest reviews 😊👍🏼Thank you! Love your videos always so motivating 👍🏼
Thank you! 🥰
I really appreciate this video I can't express how much I appreciate it, I appreciate a straight forward video with no bull, I appreciate a honest review to, I appreciate it a lot thank you.
I like when you do a review on things, because I know you will be honest with us. Thank you!
You are welcome!
Does it work? If you want to clean a tile floor, it does well on the tile, just not on the grout. The surface of the grout is lower than the tile's surface, and the spinning pad can not scrub into the grout line. Just did 400 or 500 square feet of floor in a kitchen/dining and foyer. The grout lines were dark in some areas, and I had to get on my hands and knees + use a heavy-duty grout-cleaning liquid product to get a good result along with the Shark S7000/1. Like seemingly all steam mops, it's just not robust enough for cleaning the grout on a tile floor. The amount of steam that comes out of this product is modest.
What is needed is a spinning brush rather than a spinning pad product. But I suppose the mechanism required to spin brushes and the brushes themselves are likely to be considerably more expensive. I don't see a product on the market for home use that has good consumer ratings. If you have found one, let us know.
The floor being cleaned in this video is just too easy. The floor is smooth, waterproof and the same color as dirt.
The product is not marketed to clean grout. Grout requires actual cleaning products and scrubbing brushes. This is marketed for hard flooring.
Yes girl a cordless Steam mop and cordless Carpet cleaner!
I love your reviews! I want one of these so bad. I already have a steam mop, bissell crosswave, spin mop, and a bona mop. My husband wants to know if I need a storage building for all my mops 🤣
Well that would be really nice actually! Can we get it heated and cooled? 🤣🤣
I do too. Im tired of buying and finding something better..
😂
I’ve been wanting one of these. Can’t wait to see what you think of it after using it several times
Your videos are seriously the best!
Great review. Thank you! ❤
Great review. I've been debating on rather or not to get one.
I have one and I love it. It's worked so well
Thanks, I love mine
I bought this and I use distilled water and it streaks my white tile floors!
Excellent video review!
Can you use the spin pads to scrub without the steam?
No you can not because it creates steam when it is powered on.
witch one is your favorite ? I'm choosing between this one and Bissel
Next time you could do a before and after white paper towel test that’d be cool
@Jessie Christine - I’m debating between this Shark Steam & Scrub vs Bissell Powerfresh for my first steam mop. How’s the reliability on the shark? I’m afraid of the spinner dying over time.
Mine is still working great. I haven’t had it for years tho so I can’t say how it would last over a long period of time.
@@KeepCalmAndClean would you recommend this for someone with a puppy?
Hmm a beater bar on hardwood, is there something I'm missing here? Does the vacuum have an option to turn the spinner off?
There is no beater bar and it’s not a vacuum it’s a steam mop. It’s two spinning mop pads. They are soft and made for hard flooring. The whole point of the mop is so that it spins and scrubs for you so no there is no option to turn them off. They do not do any damage whatsoever to hard flooring. It’s the same as if you were scrubbing but without the elbow grease if you will.
Thanks for your honesty
What brand or product you recommend it's the best for hardwood floors?
Thanks I’ve been really wanting this because i said to my husband I should make one that scrubs and steams and them they came out with this so I really want it but I have so many floor cleaner’s already lol. But with this being easier to push and move it would help me so much also with spine injuries it hard on me to scrub. I also didn’t know what the difference was between the two and wasn’t sure if it was just the 2 or three modes so ty now I know I’m probably going to get it but my hubby won’t be hapthat I got another especially because I bought the neat but I find that hard on me because you have to bend and push a little more and that causes me pain
That's my new favorite cleaning toy
I’m sooo torn on this mop or the spin wave(cordless of course). I have the cross wave but I’ve been having problems with and I’m over having something with a dirty tank. I like the idea of just taking the pads off an washing. Thanks for this review.
I want to review that one too and I’m a huge Bissel fan lol!
Well then I might wait until you review that one too. Steam mops are awesome but I’ve been spoiled by my cordless machines. I was lucky and waited for the cordless cross wave to come out.
Great review! Also, what vaccum did you use before using the steam mop?
My Dyson cordless!
This looks like it works really good! Thank you for sharing!
My cleaning g lady loves it thank you for the recommendation 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Nice video. Thank you. One question: when you have to unplug and replug the unit (such as moving into another room), is there a wait time for the unit to start steaming before you can use it again?
Im asking because my current unit take about 1 minute to work after replugging it (even if I just used a second ago).
Thanks
Yes! Unfortunately there is. I don’t mind but I do wish it would heat up faster.
@@KeepCalmAndClean good to know. Appreciate the quick reply
One more question if you dont mind, do you feel the velcro/sticky parts of the pad still grip well to the machine after being laundered multiple times?
Yes mine have held up just fine and stick perfectly.
@@KeepCalmAndClean thank you. Ive subscribed 👍
It took a while, like 10 minutes of messing with it before it actually steamed. I do not know why. I recommend trying to make sure the pads are attached well before starting it. Keep trying. I was about to return it when suddenly it started steaming. I had to restart it like 10 times because it shuts off after 30 seconds. I think it took a while for the water to move down the tube or something. It is not as good as one of my other steam mops on the porcelain tile floors even on the normal setting but it polished my wood floor beautifully on low. I have the blue one that only has the light and normal setting. I wish I had gotten the other one with all three settings. Mine is not pouring water like some other report but it used the water pretty fast.
You should use level 1 on laminate or wood floors so you will not damage the floor.
Could the cleaner of bought out some of the colouring from the wood stain maybe?
I’ve seen a review where after using this product, the person wipes the floor with a white cloth and it was brown still where the floor wasn’t clean, even tho it looked clean.. Can you verify if this is the case?
There was nothing on my white paper towel when I did this. It cleans excellently!
Which Bissell do you own?
I just purchased this Shark Steam & Scrub. Right above the machines there were pad replacements and I bought these at the same time. It came with 2 scrubbing pads and 2 dusting pads which the box stated "brings a polished finish to wood floors". However, I realized when I got home that there were no instructions for the dusting pads. Do you use them with steam? I guess you have to since the machine doesn't work without steam, but how do you polish with steam? Something's not right. I cannot find any info about using these dusting and polishing pads online.
That is very strange I’ve never heard of that. I agree with you you can’t polish with steam but it won’t work otherwise!
Did you experience and hazing in any of the floors either later on or the next day?
Which Boswell mop you like?
I wish there could be a side by side comparison of how much dirt the crosswave picks up versus this one...
That could be really good!
Do you know if this mop is ok to use on floors that are sealed with wax?
I love mine however, I have been trying to fix the bottom (the velcro) because my mop heads come off and do not stick😔 I have tried looking for replacements and cleaning it but no luck😩 any advice or ideas are welcome😅😀
Oh no! Maybe contact their customer service? I’m sorry that has happened to you.
update: I contacted customer service and just paid shipping and handling for a new one!
Is this one better than brissel crosswave wireless?
It’s not comparable. They are two diff machines.
It says distilled water to use. Had you tried with distilled water or tap/Fridge Water ? Any idea if we use tap water then will it damage the mop or not ? How about using it on hardwood for a long time. I am asking this since its steam and water both so will it damage hardwood on long run ?
I just use tap water and it’s been ok! I haven’t had any issues.
@@KeepCalmAndClean You may want to reconsider the use of tap water. Mineral deposits could be building inside your unit that could cause problems later on. Might also be harder to truly sanitize with tap water. Superb video though. You're a real pro. :)
Does the steam leave your floors looking opaque? We have hard wood floors & they look worn out & im afraid steam will make it worse
No but I have some areas like that too! These floors are old and in the kitchen they look “foggy” I want new lighter floors so bad!
What is your favorite Mrs Meyers cleaning products
How do u rewax / reshine / reseal or redo the floor after steaming ???
I have the original bissell crosswave you had back at the old house. I’ve loved it but adding the steam feature seems like it would be even better. Plus the crosswave is harder to clean up after use than this looks
Yes a cordless Crosswave with steam would be the ultimate cleaner for me! I do hate cleaning it after tho 😭
They just came out with one with steam.
When I remove the white scrub I use my feet by stepping on it and pull away with the handle.
How long does it take to dry the floor after steam cleaning with shark pls? Also are you still using it?
It dries almost immediately. I do still use it from time to time when I want to deep clean my floors. I still think it’s great!
@KeepCalmAndClean wow I did not expect the quick response. Respect. Thank you so much. This really helps
@@suni485You are welcome!
I'm undecided between this one or the spinwave. My biggest concern is not being able to use cleaning product to use it in certain floors as opposed to the spin wave.
With steam you aren’t using any chemicals and sanitizing at the same time. That would be something you can use to help you decide!
Thanks for such a thorough review. I have an old Shark steam mop & have been wanting to replace it for years but it still works so I haven't pulled the trigger lol. I had seen a few with spinning pads & I think I'm staying with Shark, but am undecided between this one & the S7201/Steam & Scrub with Blaster Technology (silly to add technology to the name, can just as easily say steam blast or spray lol). Anyhow, I was wondering if you have tried it since you mentioned having to press down more & take more passes over the area of your hardwood floor that had the grease stain. When I have a tough stain with my current steam mop, I just pump a little extra steam & let the mop head sit on it for a few seconds then mop over it. If it needs a little more attention, I do areas near to let it cool & repeat...but I don't want to do this anymore. I'd rather have a mop that does it for me, HA! Seriously though, do you know if the S7201 is better for removing the occasional stain than the S7001? Thanks & I look forward to checking out your other videos.
I haven’t seen that one! I’ll have to keep my eye out for it to see if it’s something I would want to try but I’m very happy with this over a year later!
We don't have this steam mop in New Zealand yet. Still waiting.
Great reviews!
Can you add cleaning product into the machine?
No for this I would not add anything to the water. The steam does an awesome job of cleaning and because of the heat you have the added benefit of sanitation.
@@KeepCalmAndClean awesome! Thanks for the tips!
So do you still like this after 9 mths? Do you still use it?
Yes it’s a very nice steam mop.
It's good to know about this mop I was curious about it but I'm thinking about get the cordless vacuum and mop my mind is blank on the name I like that it's 2 in 1 and less space
Did it leave streaks on your floor
No!
How to take the handle off? I have tried and unable to remove the handle
You aren’t supposed to take the handle off I don’t believe. I’ve never heard of that so I am not sure.
Do you have to press anything on the handle or does it steam on its own?
It steams on its own.
That sounds great for my hand. Thanks!
@@ilarraza13You are welcome!
Did you have an update on this mop?
I hope you will mention how you feel about the steamer in your next couple videos. I will wait to see how much you like it for sure before buying it.
I will!
Have the same mop and love it
Hi Jessi! Jamie here!! (Jamie from Jamie's journey told me about you! 😃)
Quick question, I recently purchased the Shark Scrub & Spin steam mop. I noticed it leaves swirl/streak marks. Not sure if its the type of laminate I have or if they're just super dirty 😬. I know you don't have laminate floors? Anyhow I use just tapped water at first, then tried with using distilled water, then added some vinegar to the distilled water, and then tried adding rubbing alcohol to the distilled water and vinegar mixture and no luck. Still seeing the swirls/streaks. Any suggestions?? I really like the steam mop and spinning of the pads to help scrub without having to reallllllly scrub... Thanks!!
Oh goodness. That’s exactly the suggestions I would have had for you. When you washed the pads did you use anything other than detergent? Could be that I suppose. Otherwise I truly don’t know. I hope you can find a solution tho. 😭
@@KeepCalmAndClean I haven't washed the pads yet. I just tried it straight out of the box. I'm hoping that its because my floors are just dusty. But I plan on washing them with my other microfiber towels wit only detergent and then give it a try again... Hopefully it'll be better! Thanks for getting back to me!!! 😁
Thanks
Can you put any cleaner I with the water? Would you suggest that?
No I wouldn’t suggest putting anything in with it and there really isn’t any need because the steam cleans and sanitizes! ☺️
@@KeepCalmAndClean ok! Thanks so much!
I love all shark products!
Shark needs to sponsor you! 🦈
Can I use fabuloso cleaner with this?
No you can’t use any cleaners inside the machine. Only water.
May I ask where you got your area rig in your living room ??
Lowe’s!
Oops Rug*. Do you have a link ?
Great review!
But how is it truly clean if the pads get dirty as you "clean"?
I agree with that! That’s why I love my wet dry mop more but I still love this steam mop!
you can add some pinesol or something????
No you aren’t supposed to add anything to the water tank. You can spray whatever you like on the floor tho.
@@KeepCalmAndClean thanks
It feels a little gimmicky to me. Playing off professional floor polishers. Maybe if there was a brush on the outside of the pad somehow to scrub a little better. Does that make sense?
I do see how it helps take off some work from me because with my traditional steam mop I apply pressure where as with this I don’t feel the need to. What I’m really waiting for is a Crosswave with steam!
Hi are your floors engineered wood floors? Asking because mine are and I’m hesitant on whether or not it will damage them. There’s mixed reviews online. Thanks 🙏
Mine are hardwood. I’ve used this on my LVP flooring with no issues. We have that in the basement.
I have always been told not to use a steam mop on my laminate. Not sure if that’s right or not. 🙂
It could lift the image on the laminate…you can hardly use anything on laminate. I was glad when we switched to vinyl plank when we redid our kitchen. Loved the look of my laminate but wanted to have more options to clean my floors.
Good to know!!
Might have to try this out for myself 💝
I’ve been enjoying it!! It really gives my back a break because I don’t have to scrub!
Oooh this looks very interesting 😍
Can you use any solution?
No only water.
@@KeepCalmAndClean Thank you. I had the bissell cordless and it’s not working (spinning) so looking at the shark. Are you still happy with it? Never used shark products before. Thank you for replying to me so quickly as I’m still in target. 😆 making a decision
@@melissam294 yes I am happy with it! It’s a great steam mop and I love how it scrubs for me so I’m not breaking my back!
@@KeepCalmAndClean Thank You 😊
What’s the cost of this one
$179.99 at Target
Where does the dirty water go?
The same place it goes anytime you mop the floor I suppose?
I think I’d love this! It makes me feel like mine is inadequate! Lol
Is this your favorite steam mop ?
Yes it has quickly become my fav!
I think you missed the point. If it has no suction function, the dirt will still there somewhere on your floor.
Who said it doesn’t have suction? It def does it has a dirty water tank that collects all of the dirt. Strange comment.
@@KeepCalmAndClean please have a look at my comments, I said IF. I seriously did not know it has any suction power, because 1. I did not hear it from your review, 2. I can not find it from its Amazon product description. But anyway, my point is the main function of it is definitely not cleaning (, and that's why you vacuum the area before using it in your review). I believe mopping and sanitizing are what it is designed for.
Cool video. I noticed on IG you asked for some tips but then blocked me when I gave advice. Please remember constructive criticism isn’t a bad thing, it’s to help you out since that’s what you were asking for.
If it was yesterday I wasn’t asking for advice and your comment wasn’t nice. I was asking for people to let me know things that they like to see for me on Instagram and you proceeded to tell me that I am negative all the time and complaining all the time. So one how is that positive? And two I definitely was not asking for your constructive criticism.
Honestly I feel like this steam mop is not the it I definitely do agree with your rating but I would give it a 4 and a half 😬
Good morning Miss Jessi how are you doing
Would love to see a side-by-side review of the YMop Twin-Turbo: th-cam.com/video/Vk5Hh-jCqUE/w-d-xo.html
Nice review...just get rid of that horrible music that those automated TOP5 review channels use...Its so annoying!
Ok for sure. So I’ll leave you my Venmo so you can send me the money to pay for the music ok? Sounds like a good plan! Let me know when you are ready!
@@KeepCalmAndClean I didnt mean to replace it with anything. Silence is bliss between takes.
No its not safe for laminate. My neice ruined her floors with this steamer.
I wish I didn’t have laminate flooring 😢
I know I didn’t realize these weren’t good for them 😭
I did see a cordless mop just like this but no steam. I think it’s a great option!!
@@KeepCalmAndClean Thanks!
I've used steam mops on my laminate for many years and never had a problem