Review on Cordless Electric Spin Mop: Ultimate Floor Cleaner with 300ml Water Tank & LED Headlight by Ashlee Washington

Great mop Pros: Quiet Easy to use Battery is removable so the mop can be charged while the mop is in the closet Cleans 1000m². Feet on a single charge with 2 bulbs remaining. Good tank capacity. Cons: Requires a deduction. If you've ever seen or worked with an industrial floor buffer that usually has one large rotator, this is a home model if you want 2 rotators or cleaning heads. The motion is gentle, it basically glides easily across the floor and mops the floor in a "wet enough" way that steam mops always seem to fail (when the trigger is pulled). I used to always have a steam cleaner with me when I was responsible for selecting the electronics for us. They all tend to fall apart and then stop working after a year or so. We've only had it for less than a month and what I like about it so far is that it doesn't soak my hardwood floors. Dries quickly, penetrates easily under beds, armchairs and dressers. Somewhere in the description it is mentioned that it is 'relaxing' and I can't help but agree that the 'mop' is relaxing because of the way it sort of guides itself across the floor and the fact that it's battery operated and is not wireless probably helps to have fun swiping/dreaming. You won't go from one room to another only to come back with a wet floor. I miss the steam mop heating element, but I also learned from previous steam mops that they can ruin hardwood floors if left in one place for too long. I guess I just think hot water is needed to clean. Walking around the house in white socks after using it confirms that it does a great job even with room temperature water. The mop has a telescopic handle which is handy if you are taller or even to push further e.g. B. under a sofa or bed. The LEDs on the front are a nice touch so you can see the path of the liquid being sprayed. Contains 2 mop heads, one for mopping and one for polishing. Apart from different colors, the material does not feel different. My only complaint if I had to have one would be that it doesn't dispense water on its own, you have to pull the trigger. When I first used it I assumed it was just a slow drip, not realizing that the moisture I was seeing was due to the pads being wet after the trigger test. Why you need a steam cleaner