20 Best Vacuum For Tiles (2022 Updated)

easy to use, relatively light and powerful. Good value for money

TranslateShow in original languageCet aspirateur vient remplacer un Deik (style Ergo Rapido d’Electolux) dont la batterie HS est introuvable aujourd’hui. Le JASHEN V18 est efficace. Surtout le mode intermédiaire qui régule la puissance en fonction de la saleté détectée est vraiment bluffant.

On voit qu’effectivement, quand il y a plus de saleté, la puissance d’aspiration augmente. Elle se réduit ensuite quand il y a moins de poussière. Résultat vous pouvez passer l’aspirateur assez longtemps car cette régulation permet d’économiser la batterie.

La brosse fluffy est vraiment efficace et permet de “tout ramasser”; a tel point que même sur les tapis je la préfère à la brosse grattante. L’appareil est léger et bien équipé. L’écran indique tout ce qu’il faut, niveau de batterie, filtre à nettoyer, mode de fonctionnement.

Si je compare à mon valeureux Deik, rustique mais avec une très bonne aspiration, je peux dire que je fais un bond technologique et me rapproche d’un Dyson en dépensant bien moins d’argent. Je mets donc cinq étoile.

TranslateShow in original languageComme indiqué dans le titre le Jashen V18 s’utilise instantanément après déballage ! très bonne prise en main après un montage en moins de 3min. le matériel est de qualité au premier abord ce qui confer un capital confiance pour l’utilisateur.

La couleur est original, la batterie très bien pensé avec les indicateur de puissance et d’autonomie rétroéclairé. les accessoires sont complet pour toutes les utilisations nécessaire à la maison ou pour la voiture.

En mode automatique la puissance s’adapte à la surface et au taux de poussières et de déchets au sol, petit plus le balais a des leds qui se déclenche automatiquement lorsqu’il fait sombre et pour le coup une meilleurs visibilité des poussières qu’on ne verrait pas en temps normal.

après utilisation le bac se vide en une pression sur le bouton et si vous souhaitez éviter de tout mettre par terre le bac peux être retiré pour etre vidé en toute sécurité puis nettoyé. Aucun regret sur cet achat, je recommande.

I absolutely LOVE my Tineco! Especially since I live “out in the woods” it’s difficult to keep floors clean to be able to walk barefoot inside, since everything gets tracked in from outside. The typical sweep up only would last 10 minutes before feeling it needed it again.

And to lug the mop and bucket everywhere just made it even more vile. With the layout of my home, it becomes “well if I’m gonna sweep and mop the kitchen, might as well do the living room, and if I do the living room, might as well do the hall…” etc etc etc.

So I’d defeat myself before even starting. But with this… I’ve had no problems tackling the messes! It’s been a dream being able to walk around barefoot, catch the kids messes easier, clean up the bathroom after my boys (yes! It works wonders with that too!!), and handling a clean house easier.

In a house of 5 (my husband (long beard), myself, 2 boys, and a long haired daughter)…this has helped me keep all the cleaning up afterwards so much easier. Even my daughters hair, which ends up EVERYWHERE has been no match to my Tineco.

It has vacuumed and mopped up everything from grass, dirt, spills, bathroom mishaps, paint, food, mud, glitter (yes glitter!), and so much more. I can not push this machine enough! I can get under my cabinets and get each corner with ease.

The self cleaning is awesome, sucks up all the hair and dirt off the roller to get it ready for the next round. I only wish they had different cleaners. Different smells (the one that came with it smells good but is only a cleaner and deodorizer), even a disinfectant or antibacterial would be awesome.

I’ve always mopped with a “germ killer” because kids bring home a lot more that finger paintings from school, so I’d feel better if that was an option.

I love this product, this isn’t the first one I have, I also have the s5 now which will be the upstairs one and this one will be the downstairs. From what I can find the s5 extreme seems to just be the new s5, a maybe little bit better and a year newer.

But when I say a little bit better, I mean not in any seeable or usable way. That isn’t a bad thing as there is the s5 pro, just something to know. My wife also loves it. In fact, she loves it so much that she accidentally convinced five different people (family and friends) that they need one too, some of the went for the s3 others went for the s5, all absolutely love it.

So, if that doesn’t say everything about this then I really don’t know what does. So, onto the review part of the review. I’ll start with the bad, the clean water tank and dirty water tank could be bigger, when mopping the entire downstairs, I need to fill up and empty a couple of times.

I wish that the plug or base had a wire coil integrated. I wish I didn’t have to pick it up and put it back down to do a firmware update (I got a notification to do an update and I had to go lift it up and put it down for it to know it was plugged in).

That’s it, I’m done with the bad and part of this and the bigger clean and dirty water tank isn’t necessarily a bad thing since the tradeoff is such a light and easy to use mop. When they show a picture of this sucking up cereal and milk, they aren’t exaggerating.

I have done it on more than one occasion. I will clean it out after I use it and make sure the clean tank is full just to be able to grab it quickly for whatever mess. It will get up most any fresh mess and even some old messes.

I do recommend cleaning it out after each use as milk or dog pee sitting in a dirty water holder can smell next time you empty it. The self-clean is also key to it being pretty low maintenance just to have their incase of a spill and to clean up the standard mess that just happens (after the dog cleans up of course).

They say that it can get into corners good and that depends on what you mean by good, there was a spot that got left overnight and there was about a ½ inch of sticky stuff I needed to scrub off with a washcloth it couldn’t quite reach.

But ½ inch is a lot better than other products I’ve used. I don’t use the app too often, but I do like to have it for changing the settings (voice on or off, volume, updates, etc. ). Overall, I absolutely love this and I know that we wont be without one of these and have and would again recommend this to friends and family to buy and use.

I believe the Tineco S5 Extreme is an essential household appliance for anyone with kids, pets, or both. It’s a good-looking device, has a fantastic battery life, a useable app function, sweeps and cleans the floors very well, and is easy to maintain thanks to the auto-cleaning mode and fully washable bins.

When you unbox the Tineco S5, you’ll have a few things to put together, which isn’t too bad. The bonus part though is you’ll get three brushheads and two filters out of the gate, which makes it easy to use daily.

The only real maintenance that you need to keep up with is running the auto cleaning mode, which automatically cleans your brushhead after use. Then, you’ll want to rinse out the dirty water bin and filter to keep those clean.

If you don’t, or forget to empty the dirty water bin after a use, it will start to smell. Emptying is easy, but just make sure you do it! Now, as far as using the appliance, it’s pretty straightforward: there are three modes, auto, suction, and max.

Auto mode works decent, as it auto-detects areas of your floor that needs more water and power to clean. I prefer to just clean my floors with max mode, though, as it really seems to pick up more than the auto mode does.

Suction mode is designed to work to quickly clean up spills of any liquid. This mode also was good, but not great. It works but was a little clunky to use at first. The biggest thing is that you’ll need a fully clean water bin and brushhead to really make use of it, which means on-the-fly spills may not be as cut and dry to pick up.

You’ll also find that all this cleaning, even in max mode, is pretty light on the battery life. My main areas of cleaning is my kitchen and dining. These two spots are about 400 sq. ft. , and one run on only max mode will use about 20% of the battery.

It’s hard to imagine a house big enough to completely drain the battery in one use. Once you’re done, plopping it back onto the charging dock will get it charged in about two-three hours from fully depleted.

The only real cons are that the stand is a bit cumbersome and the auto mode isn’t perfect. The stand is hard to figure out how else you might combine the charger and auto cleaning mode in one, so I can’t fault Tineco too much.

As for auto mode, it works as it should; sometimes, though, I just wished more water would come out more frequently like you see in the Max mode by default. I also haven’t tried it, but it would be nice to know if there were at least a few other cleaning solutions recommended to use, third-party-wise.

Overall, this is a great product that actually cleans and does what is advertised.

I liked the idea that they are making a smaller vacuum that is lighter and has a flexible motorhead. The omni-glide motorhead with double rollers is surely flexible, however it stops spinning as soon as it touches a rug.

There are of course different surfaces in a room, such as rug, tiles, hardwood etc. I can’t be switching motorhead whenever I want to vaccuum a rug. It’s not efficient. Once the motorhead stops spinning, no dirt gets picked up, and I have to turn off and on the machine, then as soon as it touches the rug, it stops spinning again.

Let’s talk about the design of the handle. Even though overall the machine is a pound lighter than the other ones, the majority of the weight is on the handle where the battery and chip is. The handle is a stick with smooth plastic surface, which means you have to be gripping hard all the time in order to push and pull.

It definitely does not feel like I’m gliding effortlessly. Dyson needs to keep in mind that a lot of customers are women who does not have as much hand strength as men, they should make things easier to grip like the traditional Dyson machines.

I get that the handle looks this way because you can push the vacuum under a bed and get into all the corners, but you can do better than a SMOOTH round handle. Even SCREWDRIVERS have grooves to provide easy grip.

Hope this inspires you to rethink your smooth stick handle. The smaller motorhead provided for carpet cleaning is great for stairs. No bigger head is provided for carpet rooms which needs a bigger head for coverage.

Overall, very disappointed with this product. Too many flaws.

My home is hardwood flooring throughout and about 1200sqft of living space. The omni glide did a good job of picking up dust and debris prior to my steam mop routine. Previously I used a DC14 (from ~2007?) for the same job.

The Omni glide was easier to use, did a better job and is much lighter (of course). Also, going from a corded upright to a stick I did not experience my vacuum chasing me down and smashing in to my ankles anymore.

The omni glide did not have enough suction to get kitty litter sized debris from tight corners at the baseboard so I still hit those with my Root6 handheld (from 2009?). I used only regular power to time battery life and even with 3 breaks for bin emptying I got about 15 minutes of run time –alllllmost enough time to go through the whole house.

I bought this unit because it was recommended for hardwood floors. I think it should be stress that this is for light duty and not for whole house (the short runtime gives it away). I am still very happy with the purchase because it is the ideal tool for quick cleanup of litter box area, kitchen, foyer so you can comfortably walk barefoot.

For these jobs I would normally use a broom to gather the dirt then my root 6 handheld to collect it. I do recommend getting a full strength model for whole house cleaning. The charging mount is a little disappointing as it is not intended to suspend the unit above the floor.

Rather, the head of the unit rests on the floor and leans in to the dock. I installed a small shelf for the head as I really hate leaving things like that on the floor. Overall I am really happy with the Omniglide.

It is not up to the job I thought I would use it for, but it turns out to be perfect for small jobs that were annoying or even inconvenient to do with a handheld.

I’m very wary of hype, particularly when there is a price tag associated with the hype. For this reason, I have avoided Dyson products in the past. But having moved from a carpeted apartment to all hard floors, I really notice the amount of dust balls and dirt that builds up daily.

There was no way I could be bothered dragging out the corded upright vacuum every couple of days, so I bit the bullet and bought the Dyson Omni-Glide, after researching several stick vacuums. The Omni-Glide is not the same as the hard floor attachment of the “regular” Dyson stick vacuums.

It is omni-directional, lightweight and very easy to manoeuvre; a quick zip around all the rooms every couple of days takes about 10 minutes and I’m done and HAPPY. The Omni-Glide is designed specifically for hard floors, so don’t expect it to work well on carpet – I already have a vacuum for that purpose which will stay in the cupboard unless I absolutely need it.

Being a renter, I also don’t need to install the charger – it is so lightweight that it can hang from a small Command hook when I’m using the vacuum and just clips on afterwards. The container capacity is quite small, but it’s enough for vacuuming a 2 bed apartment every couple of days.

I never thought I would be so happy with a fricking vacuum!.

Very happy with the overall performance of the vacuum regarding how it functions. It easily handles around 1200sq ft of hardwood and carpet/rugs. I appreciate the ability to soak or use water with the vacuum without the need for changing accessories.

That being said. I am not at all impressed with the routine maintenance of this device after every use. mind you this devices advertises as excellent for pet owners. It gets filthy easily, especially if water is used.

When emptying the debris and water from the same container, it is impossible to remove all of the debris without rinsing parts and pieces. For the type of person that hates touching wet debris and hair soaked in black water, this isnt for you.

If you’re not patient and careful in this process, you will quickly be filling your pipes with hair and vacuum debris. We take our time to avoid this though itd be great if more consideration for this was considered in the build.

Much of this would be avoided if the water could be deposited into another compartment or filtered more effectively. This is inefficiently accomplished with a plastic filter that is included (we had to exchange our first unit because it was missing from the first).

Again, another part to get dirty and ultimately need to be rinsed after every use. It does not seal itself to the container, so you’re guaranteed to have some debris and pipe clogging hair get into the water and need to be strained.

Looking past all the parts that need to be cleaned, now they need to dry. This means considering a place to air dry a half dozen vacuum parts to avoid trapping water. With all of this effort, there are dozens of areas where hair becomes tangled or compacted that must be removed by hand.

Fully expect to disassemble and clean multiple parts every time you use this vacuum with water, though it should be cleaned with each use to avoid a loss in performance. All this tedious maintenance aside, the vacuum performs extremely well.

It lifts dog hair and floor debris with ease from our rugs and hardwood. In our carpeted room we are very happy with the performance there as well, though it is obvious it performs better on rugs and hard floors.

Much of this also comes at the cost of not using or purchasing a mop and carpet cleaner. So, 3 total devices or an all in one that needs to be maintained, pick your poison. Ultimately a 5/5 for performance and a 3/5 for design, maybe a 2.

7 if you consider all the maintenance required to protect your investment. This device would be unrivaled if they reduced the number of pieces and while improving the actions required to clean the unit post use.

I really want to like this product but I don’t and honestly regret buying it. The biggest downfall is I spend more time cleaning it than I do actually using it. I’ve had this for about 5 months and bought this specifically because I had just gotten two German Shepherd’s, one of them being a long haired solid white one.

I have all dark hardwood floors so all of a sudden hair was EVERYWHERE and sweeping wasn’t cutting it. Along with the hair I had muddy prints all the time and thought getting a wet vac to where I could vacuum the excessive hair (main problem) and mop at the same time – what a time saver.

WRONG! The fact that it has both capabilities I now realize is not good for pet owners because mixing water and hair just makes a gross mess and plasters the hair to the floor and inside the vacuum. I thought I could solve the problem by just using the dry function first, cleaning the vacuum, THEN using the wet function but that didn’t work either.

Getting all the hair out of the machine and off the floor before you use the wet vac function is almost impossible. Also, the hair catcher does NOT catch all the hair like it says either so you cannot pour the liquid down the sink after you throw away the hair like the video advertises.

I think this would be a good vacuum for someone with messy kids, just not for pets. which is the extremely disappointing part of it all seeing as it’s supposedly a “pet pro”. I’ll never get any brand of vacuum that has both wet and dry capabilities.

I think it will be better to have them separate just so the hair plastering will not happen because that’s just so gross and makes me not even want to use it. I’d rather just get a regular vacuum then use a Swiffer or steam cleaner to mop.

I usually don’t bother to leave reviews on products if I’m disappointed, but this product is so poorly-designed I felt compelled to leave one. I just hate it. First, it’s hard to get the roller cover back on.

It’s a vacuum/mopping combo. Sure, it does okay on clean floors. Using it to actually clean floors is a different matter. If you roll over dirty footprints, the wheels get muddy and you’ll end up going over it again and again.

The bottom of the unit gets muddy and nasty, too, and today I noticed that a wavy rubber flange on the bottom had picked up a lot of mud and pet hair and it was nasty to clean. The dirty water container has several different parts you have to scrub and the “solids” separator is a piece of plastic with a wet nasty handle that you have to pull out and shake hair and vacuumed debris into the trash, meanwhile dripping dirty wet stuff all over.

You end up having to wash lots of different nasty parts and you have to clean it every single time you use it because it will mold and stink to high heaven if you leave it until the next day and you end up handling a bunch of nasty wet parts.

The roller has a “self-cleaning feature”, you pour water into a tray and turn it on briefly, but that still leaves it stinky and nasty and that’s what you’re starting out with the next time you use it.

We have pets and at first I used it every day, but I quickly get tired of handling the nasty dirty parts. The recommended cleaner stinks to high heaven, heavily scented, and it “voids the warranty” if you use something else.

I’m so frustrated in this, I think I’ll write the manufacturer. Going back to my broom and mop, at least I can take off the mop head and wash it easily. Wish I hadn’t bought this.

It has strong suction for its size but the problem with the small vacuum cleaners is they don’t have big lungs so to speak like a shop vac so you have the strong suction for a long time instead like most of the small vacuums especially the bagless, this one’s strong suction is only for a short time until the bag starts to get debris in it.

Think of it as a glorified electric broom type vacuum. I honestly don’t see why people complain that this does not do carpets because it is obvious before you buy it it is not intended for carpets no matter what they say you’re not going to get a carpet cleaner at this price at this size.

My hoses don’t come apart and I don’t find them to be particularly fragile. You will have to go through a large number of vacuum cleaner bags unless you like trying to shake out the ones when they are partially full.

It does what it says it’s going to do. I really need a bigger vacuum but I really can’t complain with what this one is and make an unfair comparison against a $400 vacuum cleaner.

I Absolutely love this vacuum!!!! The suction is tremendous. It is so lightweight, it does such a great job in my whole house vacuuming routine. Anytime I need to zip around and clean up any messes, it’s very easy to do that as well.

I wish it had a strap included, I don’t know why it does not when it’s obviously great for carrying around this vacuum. What I did is attach jump rings with my husband’s help and drill :-), and attached a nice wide strap.

I don’t have pets, allergies, or a particularly dusty house so I guess a hepa was not super necessary to me. I was getting caught up on not having the absolute best vacuum for a little while there, but I settled on this lesser expensive option being that it was a non-happy vacuum.

And I am not sorry. It was a great price, and it’s a great vacuum. It has decent attachments, and I can use the attachments that we already had from previous vacuums of course since they are standard.

But the ones that come with it are sufficient! It came with two bags, I bought a small package of nine extra bags and I can tell that these are going to last a long time. I’m nowhere near full on the first bag and I’ve had this for two weeks.

Another issue is sound level. I know people have actually measured the amount of decibels so I’m sure you can find that on the internet. I personally don’t find it particularly loud, but I actually enjoy a nice loud vacuum cleaner, lol it drowns out the noise of my life I guess :-).

I love this vacuum. This is a powerful, compact and light (less banging against corners of furniture and walls) little vacuum. I’ve had the same one for years and just got this one for my son’s new apartment.

The only down side is that the wand is now made of a soft « bendy » plastic that kind of bends when pushing it while vacuuming rugs that have more resistance than floors. It still works, but knowing this, I bought a telescopic metal wand on eBay.

Even taking the wand into consideration, it’s still 5 stars for me.

If you want a light weight, efficient and durable vacuum—this is it! This is my second one. Got the first one at least 6 years ago and one of the wheels just broke. Otherwise it still works perfectly.

Decided to get another one as a back up , so now I keep one upstairs and one downstairs. Don’t be fooled by appearance—the hose seems cheap, but I have had no issues. I love the canister style because you can get under the bed and other areas easily.

Reasonable price for a great vacuum. I would absolutely recommend.

I bought the C1 because I wanted to get a well engineered, high quality vacuum from a top brand. After opening the box and using it the first time, I have to say I’m disappointed. There are some things that give the feel of a quality vacuum, but many things that show that Miele is no longer the top quality brand that it used to be.

The good: ++ Very good suction ++ Quiet, considering the suction power ++ The filtrations seems to be very good, as far as I can tell. + Both the base unit and the vacuum head are light weight. + Exhaust vent is on top of the unit and blows air upwards.

The bad: — The accessories and the holder that you can use to attach them to the suction band are made of cheap plastic. The holder attachment to the suction band is a joke. — No protection around the canister to prevent marks on the walls.

— The floorhead creates static that draws a lot of dust onto itself. After vacuuming, you have to vacuum the vacuum itself. I know this is a problem in all vacuums, but I’ve never seen it this bad. – The power cord is a little short.

– The handle feels like cheap plastic. – The “park system” allows to attach the wand to the canister during pauses in vacuuming, but the attachment is made of cheap small plastic that is guaranteed to break.

– Vacuuming low pile carpet the floorhead is hard to move as the suction pulls it so tight into the carpet. In a way it’s good that the suction is so strong, but I think it’s also about bad floorhead design.

35 years ago, my mom purchased a Miele, very expensive at the time for our working class family. She taught me that when you purchase an appliance that needs to be a work-horse, invest in it because it will make your life easier and will stand the test of time.

I own my own home now and I needed a vacuum cleaner. Knowing the power of this vacuum, and having experienced the reliability of Miele, I purchased this lovely white model. This is a bit more compact in size, JUST what I wanted.

It is so powerful, and so efficient, and I love the bag system with the filter because you have not a sign of dust particles or smells in the air. The rear wheel is fantastic because the vacuum glides and pivots positions with ease.

I have torn rotator cuffs and I could not work with those stick vacuums where you must hold the base of the unit with your hand to dust blinds, surfaces, etc. with. Compact and MIGHTY! Thank you Miele team!.

Miele canister vacuums are great if you enjoy having hot, dirty air blown up at you. The exhaust is on top of the canister. The first time you use it, it will seem fine. As the bag begins to accumulate dirt, you’ll notice dirt particles lodging into your pores, nose, and eyes.

This is its worst flaw. Less important flaws are the clunky design — the parts you hold onto during use are cartoonishly large and plastic, and can cramp your hand after awhile. The dust attachment sits at an awkward angle and protrudes too far, making it difficult to use effectively.

It takes extra effort to compensate for these problems, which is also made harder by the unnecessarily wide diameter of the handle. It is especially difficult to dust high places with. The vacuum tends to tip over when you pull it, so you end up dragging it along on it’s back or side.

To turn it off, you often have to kick the power button two or three times. After using this vacuum for awhile, you will want to kick it hard. The power button and cord retraction button are easily confused, and there will be times you accidentally retract the cord while the vacuum is still running.

After years of use, I still have to stop and look at the vacuum for a full two or three seconds to determine which button turns it off. PRO’s – excellent suction and durable build. Almost indestructible.

CON’s – so difficult and irritating in use, you will hate it and secretly wish it would break to give you an excuse to buy a new vacuum. I generally like to vacuum, but using a Miele canister has made it a very aggravating task.

I LOVE my new dry vacuum and floor cleaner. It is so easy to use. It took just minutes to put everything together because there were excellent instructions included in the box. I chose this style because before I was having to first sweep all my laminate floors then having to mop.

I could never get all the dog and cat hair while sweeping and would have so much left when I would try to mop. No matter what I did there was always some left behind. I started using Tineco floor cleaner and it vacuumed up everything.

This is a powerful little machine. It left my floors so clean. The only reason for the 4 star instead of 5 is because the battery doesn’t last long enough. I had to recharge between my kitchen and living room.

The charge time isn’t long but my kitchen and living room is small. One other awesome thing is the clean water and dirty water are separated but the cups are small and I had to empty and fill both quiet a bit.

Having nice clean floors was worth those 2 small inconveniences. I also appreciate the self cleaning of the brushes. It does an amazing job keeping the main cleaning brush free of hair and gunk. This little machine vacuums up everything.

This is my favorite activity now cleaning all my floors till they shine. My Tineco makes it so easy.

I bought a Bissell crosswave cordless max last year for Christmas because this was sold out. Originally I wanted this I did a lot of research and thought the Tineco one was far more advanced considering they had come out at the same time.

My Bissell broke and again it hasn’t even been a year I did not buy the warranty for it because I thought it would at least last a year. But I decided I’d buy my original choice and I’m far from disappointed.

The issues I had with the Bissell I don’t with this. Bissell was bad at streaking and would leave a puddle of water behind the brush roller was so soft it wouldn’t pick up dried messes larger food bits would be pushed in front of the Bissell instead of being picked up.

The Tineco one is streak free has a studier brush roller that makes picks up dried messes easily it is an auto mode machine so it distributes water and detects water never leaves a puddle behind large food objects like dog kibble gets picked up easily.

I have a fairly high number of animals and a senior dog who doesn’t have 100% bladder control so these machines are used day in day out. I recommend this to anyone its perfect for everyday use light to heavy messes.

Used it for the first time – all went well until I emptied the water tank. After emptying it I replaced it in the machine so I could continue, but the machine will not turn back on even though the battery is still at 90%.

Checked everything the manual said I should check but will not turn itself back on when I tilt the handle. it’s supposed to automatically turn itself on. Even unplugged it from the wall thinking the internal computer needed to reboot.

nothing! The computer is working – it gives its recorded messages and there is power at the control panel, no blinking warning lights – but will still not turn itself on for use. Worked about 20 minutes and now it’s just collecting dust.

Trying to get Customer Support – so far that’s also failed. Very irritating to say the least !!!!!!! Not sure why there are so many 5 star reviews.

My Tineco i floor S3 stopped working after only 8 months. I’ve called and emailed Tineco multiple times only to get the run around on a replacement or refund. This company is absolutely terrible and doesn’t care about the consumer or product quality control.

Buying this product has been a regret. I wish I had k ow how horrible Tineco is and I would have gone with a different company. I will warn everyone not to purchase from this awful company. What a joke Tineco is.

They are just a money hungry company that has absolutely no concern for the consumer after they got paid. Worst decision I’ve made over a product in a long time.

I really like this wet/dry cordless vacuum from Bissell. I wanted this particular vacuum because I have a cat that sheds a lot and sometimes will peep on our carpet because her litter isn’t changed as frequently as she would like.

We also have kids that can sometimes be messy and spill food on the carpet. Another primary reason why I got this Bissell wet/dry vac is because I also have hardwood floors. I have always owned a big bulky deep cleaner for the carpet because of the fur baby and our kids.

The big cleaner has always worked, but it isn’t very convenient to get it all set up if I just need to clean a small area. Now that I have this Bissell Crosswave X7, I can tackle those stains right away.

This Crosswave is very easy to get started on those stains and plus they give you 2 cleaning solution bottles. It has worked well at cleaning some pet stains, but also food stains made by our kids. What makes it convenient, besides it being easy to set up, is that it is light weight, cordless and easy to clean up the machine after you are done.

I no longer have to spend a lot of time prepping and cleaning afterwards like I used to do with our bulky carpet cleaner. Another reason why I am grateful for this Bissell is that I can also use it on my hardwood floors and area rugs.

I will usually do the hardwood floors in the morning and let the machine recharge and in the afternoons I will then move on to the area rugs. The charge time is 4 hours with this machine, which is really not bad considering all the work that it does for you.

It does a pretty good job on my hardwood floors, but I think it does better on my carpet and area rugs. Overall,, I am very happy with the performance of this wet/dry vac as it allows me to tackle the different floors that I have in my house and it is very easy to use.

My floor and rugs looked awesome when I was all done, but it wasn’t until a short time later that I noticed a couple of things I didn’t like so much. The cleaning solution combined with the scrubbing action of the brush roll actually made my floors pretty slippery, like they were coated with something.

My kiddo even slipped on the floor once that afternoon due to the new feeling on the floor. I think I’ll use half of the recommended cleaning solution going forward instead of the full amount to see if that helps.

Cleaning the machine wasn’t hard at all, but it takes the same effort needed when using a carpet shampooer (cleaning the brush roll, rinsing the clean water tank, cleaning out the dirty water tank, and wiping out all of the areas with debris stuck to it, then letting it all dry).

Clean-up is a little bit of a process that everyone considering this machine will experience when using the wet vac part of this product. I do really like the docking/charging station. I love how securely the sweeper fits on the charger, and the included storage area for the brush roll is great.

I also think the cleaning solution smells really fresh without being too overpowering, which I appreciate. The suction was also better than I expected, as it got nearly every crumb in the corners and hard areas that I normally have trouble reaching with just a sweeper.

One other thing worth mentioning is that the machine is on the louder side, so I popped in some earbuds and listened to some content while I was cleaning, which lessened the noise.

I have owned this vacuum cleaner for almost one month and it works better than I expected! It’s cordless but the suction is strong enough, it is lightweight and quiet while working, which makes it easy for me to carry it up and down the stairs.

There are two brushes come with the cleaner, one is for the hardwood floor and the other for the carpet, this is definitely designed for me! Because it’s hardwood floor downstairs and carpet upstairs in my house.

The filter is reusable and easy to clean, and there’s a backup one comes with the package. Charging is quick and easy, my house is about 1400 square feet, the battery can just last for vacuuming the whole house with strong suction upstairs and standard suction downstairs.

Love, Love, Love, this light weight vacuum. I was shopping for powerful and easy to use vacuum with a slender accessory to clean my window and patio door seals. Right on point! The video reviews were most helpful too! Let me share it’s super easy to clean too! However, after about a month of use, we discovered there’s a short circuit preventing the roller to turn on-Reaching out to Wayfair before using my warranty plan.

Hoping for a good outcome. Overall, it’s been great, just wished the short circuit wasn’t an issue, that is had a 3rd, or even 4th speed to it and that the batter life was way longer.