TinecoFloor ONE i5 Stretch Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner, Vacuum & Mop in One Step, 20kpa Powerful Suction, 180° Lay-Flat Design, Anti-Tangle Design, Dual-Sided Edge Cleaning, Up to 30* Minutes Runtime

Assuming that the vacuum mop holds up -- I've had it for three months -- I can highly recommend it. It does anexcellent job and the floors look better with each use. (Considering that the floors had not been wet mopped in over a year, I probably should have gone over them more than once the first time I mopped them.) There is no mess, such as water pooling. Cleanup of the machine takes about 5-10 minutes and is simple. I store the machine in the laundry room where it uses an 11-inch by 12-inch area. The only negative is reattaching the clean water and dirty water containers requires a little bit of getting used to -- just follow the illustration provided on the machine. This thing is so good I plan to purchase one for my daughter. I have the Floor One S3 model. If later models are available BUY ONE.

I have owned a few different hardwood floor cleaning machines over the last couple decades. They all clean the floors, never had one that failed to do what they were intended to do, but they all have the one issue that I just can't deal with - too difficult to clean the actual machine. This Tineco is pretty cool. it has a self cleaning feature. And if you just follow the few simple steps, it's really quite easy and you can see that it's actually clean with the see through tanks. Some of the other machines you can't get into the crevices of the parts and you can't tell what's going on behind parts and pieces until it really begins to smell. This one is pretty simple when it comes to parts, but the engineering behind it is very impressive. So you simply remove the dirty water tank and easily rinse that, then you put it back on the vacuum and turn on the cleaning mode. I will say that was pretty incredible to watch! Then you easily snap off the roller cleaner cover and wipe that down, and lift up the just cleaned roller bar itself and pull off any hairs wrapped around the bar just as you would when cleaning a regular vacuum cleaner. Then you let the roller bar air dry until the next use. And finally you rinse out the dirty tank again. It took me maybe 20 minutes to figure out the cleaning steps the first couple times, but now I can get it done in a little over 5 minutes!As for the cleaning of the floors, it has a nice self-propelled motor and you just move it back-and-forth. On areas that are a little dirty visually I just move it a little slower so the roller brush rotates over it additional times. Some people mention that it leaves behind a lot of water, I have hardwood floors and i'm telling you the water is dried on the one side before I can even get to the other side of the room. And it does a pretty good job of cleaning up dried up dirty spots. I have a couple cats and they can't seem to keep their food down. I would never use this to vacuum up the actual vomit (though I bet it could do that) but I do use it to clean up the remaining dried up liquid spots that they leave behind when I'm not around. I've also been able to clean up dried food spills under the kitchen table, again not chunks, just sticky grimy liquid spills that leave residue behind.I've only had this machine for a week, if I find any other issues in the next nonth or two, I'll leave a second review!

I absolutely love this mop! With so many different versions out there, I took my time researching before making a decision, and I’m so glad I chose this one. I specifically went with the corded version after reading reviews that the rechargeable models were better suited for smaller spaces. Since I have a large two-story home, I didn’t want to risk stopping mid-mop to charge — and I have zero regrets.If cords bother you, this might not be the best choice for you, but personally, I don’t mind it at all. The cord is very long, so I’ve never felt restricted while cleaning. One of the biggest selling points for me was the fact that this version includes both a mop and a steam function — and let me tell you, I use the steam setting constantly. It’s a total game changer for deeper cleaning without needing extra chemicals.One important tip: clean it after every single use. I’ve had this mop for over a year now, and because I take the time (less than five minutes!) to clean the water tank and brush roller, there’s been no smell, no buildup, and no performance issues. It still works like new.Funny enough, I bought my mom a different version without steam and she ended up returning it to get this exact one after seeing how well it worked at my house. That says a lot!Whether you choose this exact model or another from this brand, I’m sure you’ll get a solid product — but I personally wouldn’t go without the steam. Highly recommend and would 100% buy again!

This thing is pretty sweet. It vacuums while it mops which makes life so much easier. It does a pretty good job too. It does seem like the battery dies very quickly which is a bummer. And I haven’t just left mine plugged in to make the battery suck. I think it just takes a lot of power.