Bissell 1867 Steam MOP

Pros: Light in weight, cleans and disinfects tile floors, no chemicals to buy, washable mop cloths

Cons: Bissell should pre-shrink cloths to fit, constant holding of trigger will tire your wrist

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend the Bissell Steam Mop. Please read the review to see why.

Review: When I was shopping online this past holiday season, I came across the Bissell 1867 Steam Mop and started to seriously think about a bare floor cleaner other than my sponge mop. My home has 3 tile and grout floor entry ways and 3 bathrooms of...

Pros: cleans with steam; no chemicals required; easy to use; heats quickly; washable mop pads; more!

Cons: Minor cons: should come w/ more mop pads; requires a filter; needs longer electrical cord

The Bottom Line: If you are in the market for a steam mop don't buy without considering the Bissell 1867 Steam Mop! It's the best purchase I've made in a long time!

Review: I am always searching for ways to make the chores of housework a little easier while eliminating some of the chemicals I once used to clean with. For years I have mopped my hardwoods and ceramic tile with a large cloth mop and Rubbermaid bucket. You...

Pros: I love the way I can clean my tiled floors in half the time.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: I definitely recommend this product for ease of use and excellent results

Review: This is my first experience with using a steam mop. I think because I've had my doubts on how well they clean. Or simply the ones I've seen in the stores looked too cumbersome to use, and I don't like anything that involves too much time in setting...

Pros: Excellent cleaning, environmentally friendly and economical.

Cons: Won't make your floors look like mirrors.

The Bottom Line: This is an ideal product for hard surface floors because water is all you need to fill the unit. Lightweight enough to carry with one hand.

Review: Cleaning floors aren't my favorite job, but considering the foot traffic in and out of my house all year long, it's always necessary.

I've tried the Swiffer mop with purple fluid that leaks from the container with expensive pads that must...

Pros: lightweight, no chemicals, cleans & sanitizes

Cons: microfiber pads are hard to find in stores

The Bottom Line:

The Bissell Steam Clean Mop is great for marble, ceramic, stone, vinyl, laminate, linoleum, and sealed hardwood floors. Works great!

Review: I don't mind cleaning as long as I'm not spending most of my life doing it. I'd much rather use products that deep clean surfaces so that my time spent on the chore is cut in half. Several of my rooms are either hardwood or tiled, and once upon a...

Pros: It works! Easy to use and gets just about any floor extremely clean.

Cons: Not enough cleaning pads come with the unit! Can be a bit hard to find.

The Bottom Line: A great cleaning unit. Works great and is easy to use. And no chemical smell!

Review: If you ever came to my house, the first thing you would notice is my dogs. Not that they are large or anything, but that I have four of them. Granted, they are small (two Italian Greyhounds and two Doxies), but still, I continually have a total of...

Pros: Cleans well, no chemicals, easy to use, works as described

Cons: Could glide better, heavier than expected, where to obtain required replacement items?

The Bottom Line: Searching for an alternative to "wet pad cleaners"? This unit cleans well and lives up to expectations, while using only water and leaving no residue.

Review: The first question you should ask is why you are planning to purchase this product. Is it for convenience, deep cleaning, or is it better than alternative products? If you are focussed on the first two questions, I would say, go out and get this...

Pros: Well made, not a toy. Works well leaving floors really clean.

Cons: Cost of water filter. Leak developed within several uses between filter and body of unit.

The Bottom Line: Well built and it works. Feels like a real tool. Cleans floor with ease, but leaves floor very wet. Leaks water.

Review: Cleaning floors isn t anyone s idea of a good time. The bending and stooping alone makes floor cleaning a physical challenge at best. The last decade has witnessed the advent of electric steam mops. You see them advertised on those hilariously phony...

Pros: Steam,no dirty water, easy to use, like Swiffer only better

Cons: Expensive

The Bottom Line:

This will be the last mop you ever have to buy!!

Review: I am a barefoot, beach kind of girl! I hate shoes, the only ones I wear are flip flops! So, to me, sweeping/mopping/vacuuming is right up there with eating and sleeping. And with two boys and their messy bathroom, a dog that runs through everything...

Pros: Easy to assemble/use; no chemicals/chemical scents afterwards; cleans well; machine washable mop heads.

Cons: Too much water on the floors afterward; short-ish cord.

The Bottom Line: I recommend the Bissell Steam Mop. It cleans well and easily, without too many downsides.

Review: I recently renovated the main living area of my home, changing out carpeting in the living room, dining room, sewing room and the hallway to the bedrooms for wood laminate. I didn't like the film left behind on the new floors by my Swiffer Wet Jet,...