Review on 🌊 Bissell Spring Breeze Demineralized Water 32 oz, 1394: Pure White Solution for Effective Cleaning by Seth Damain

First of all this product smells very nice and gives the room a nice light clean scent as it is used during a steam wash. I like this perk because I really like my steam mop, but I miss the "freshly washed" smell I had when I was still using floor cleaning solution and a bucket. However, and this is really important, this is WATER and not any cleaning solution. It is made from "demineralized" water; practically purified water. Scientifically, it's not that different from distilled water in terms of the finished product. Both are products from which the heavy particles (minerals) have been removed, just by a different process. The purpose of using it in your steam mop is to prevent mineral buildup from building up in the machine and theoretically on your floors (although people have been washing their floors with tap water with a bucket and mop for years with no real problems). mineral deposits on the soil). pol.) From the looks of it, Bissell took demineralized water, added a little flavor, and voila, you now have an $8 bottle of sweet-smelling water with preservatives added to prevent bacterial growth. I will no longer buy this water. Product because it's more of a gimmick than anything else. I buy distilled water (about $1 a gallon), add a few drops of lavender essential oil and a few drops of rubbing alcohol to the water (to dissolve the oil), and use that in the car instead of Bissell's product. There is very little oil, not enough to clog the car and very little alcohol (enough to break down the oil). So far the machine is still working great and I haven't had any issues or issues with the DIY approach. Total cost per gallon is less than $1.25. If you were to buy a gallon of Bissell product, it would cost around $32.