Shark Steam Pickup 3-in-1 Steam Mop collects debris, deep scrubs and steam sanitizers all at once, lightweight steam cleaner for home with sealed hard floors such as

Worked fine for 2 cleans of the floor of my small 1 bed apartment. On the 3rd use the steam stopped being produced and cold water just dribbles from the machine. Returning it.

En muy poco tiempo limpia los pisos dejándolos impecables. Sin esfuerzo y se limpia mucho muy facil. Es un articulo valioso para la casa.

Trabaja muy rápido, limpia muy bien y no usa un solo químico para hacerlo

No gastaría mi dinero de nuevo en esto, me deja el piso horrible, con manchas y marcas como rayas, lo compré en noviembre pensé que lo utilicé mal, pero lo puse en la primera línea, no forcé el rodillo, literal mi mano solo sostiene y voy a su tiempo, deja mucha agua, no jala los pelos de mis mascotas. Lo dejé de utilizar, quise darle otra oportunidad por que ya pasó tiempo y no puedo regresarlo pero decepción. HORRIBLE!

As a nurse who values time and cleanliness, the steam vacuum mop is amazing. Not only do I know that it’s sanitize my floors from whatever germs I bring home, but it also picks up what my dogs and toddlers bring home too. Because I have dogs, I make sure to sweep / vacuum before I mop, but it even picks up what I miss. You do have to fill it and empty the dirty water a couple times while doing a room but it’s so nice to see just how dirty your floors really were. It’s so easy to use as you just start mopping when you see the steam rolling out. No harm chemicals, just water! And the cord is super long like a regular vacuum so it allows you to get everywhere in the room.

I’ve been using the Steam Pickup Mop for a little while now, and overall, I like it—but it took me a few days to figure that out. The biggest win is that my floors no longer feel sticky, which was my main goal. That said, it’s not perfect. For stuck-on messes, you need to go over the spot several times to get it clean. Also, the built-in light is basically useless. I own a Dyson Absolute Detect, and the green light on that is a total game changer—it highlights dirt and residue clearly. In contrast, the mop’s light showed nothing, and I had to bring the vacuum back out just to see what was really left behind. I ended up buying a separate green light attachment, and that made a noticeable difference. One minor downside: the added light makes it harder to get into corners, so I have to adjust the mop more than I’d like. It would be great if the manufacturer included a proper green detection light, especially given the price of the unit. A few more things: it doesn’t polish the floors (which makes sense—it’s a steam mop), and I wish the water tank was larger. Still, I couldn’t find another option that combined the features I needed with lightweight, versatile design. So while I don’t love it, and I do think it’s overpriced, I’ve grown to appreciate it. It gets the job done, and my floors definitely feel cleaner.