Review on 🐋 W1 Lightweight Multi Surface TICWELL Whale by Michael Bressler

I really like this electric mop and it works very well. There are a few downsides, and we all know battery performance is one of them, but unlike other expensive mops, this device's battery is replaceable. So if you spend more and get an extra battery, it's a matter of quick replacement. to finish your floors without waiting for charging. The battery lasts about 25-30 minutes, so I wouldn't be able to finish my 1040 sq ft apartment for another 2-3 hours on a single charge. You may hear a drop in performance over time. It only cleans surfaces, what you would normally hand wipe will definitely not remove. Some of the black spots that always appear randomly around my apartment have not appeared, nor have some of the recent surface spots. Not sure if pine sol is the way to go (which I like as it cleans and sanitizes fairly well), but it makes a lot of lather, most likely due to the spinning brush. This works really well but is more of a general purpose lightweight mop for surfaces. It's a little pricey, nearly $300 ($237.70 with a $50 plus tax discount coupon), and a separate battery and charger can be purchased for another $109 plus tax what is essential if you want to clean your seat properly without rushing the car or constantly waiting. 3 more hours to charge. I didn't move the furniture, just the carpets that had no furniture on them. I have to wait and gather strength to finish my living room and dining room. Generally yes, I like it very much. I feel like if I had an extra battery or two I could handle 1040 square feet of flooring decently. And maybe a floor brush option. It definitely outperforms manual cleaning and cleans better than a hand wiper, except on trickier surfaces that require a little more cleaning. I was hoping this would leave my floors looking flawless, and it almost does! My ideal goal here was to find something similar that could clean and sanitize my floors every week without the manual labor of cleaning them with a mop. I think this electric mop does its job well, but I'm definitely hoping for an electric version of one of these with 2x the power and 10x the cleaning power. And sometimes I use it for hours without hurry so I have very clean floors. These floors are constantly dirty, which is why my feet are black. I'm not sure if it's the floors themselves or if the previous tenants never cleaned them in decades. In any case, I love this machine and what it is, but the corded version should be "invented" (I've been thinking about using a carpet washer on my floors).