Bissell 1867 steamMOP Stick Vacuum

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

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: Excellent cleaning, environmentally friendly and economical.
Cons: Won't make your floors look like mirrors.

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 be replaced ...

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 first question you should ask is why you are planning to purchase this product. Is it for conve ...

Pros: Chemical free, steam sanitizes, fast heating
Cons: Risk around children, small warranty

The title says it all. I was actually looking for a hand held steamer to clean a nasty stove in my rental apartment. In the housewares section of K-Mart, I stumbled upon this steamer mop and decided to give it a try. What a blessing it has been for me. ...

Pros: STEAM! Instant dry, no chem. water only, ready in 30 sec, washable mop heads,
Cons: Needs more & easier to remove mop heads, scrub pad, leak free cannister, cost (US$75)

Why did we buy this? We have 2 toddlers and a 200 sq ft tile kitchen floor that seems to be perpetually dirty as a result. Food crumbs and wet sticky spills. We purchased a H oover Flair S2200 stick vac (read ...

Pros: chemical free, light weight, durability, long cord, cleans nicely, swivel head, washable cleaning pads
Cons: putting on and tightening cleaning pad can be difficult

I bought the Bissell Steam Mop to replace another quick wet mop system that required special refills. What I wanted: I wanted a sturdy, durable unit that would do a good job cleaning without having to buy special unit specific cleaners. I ...

Pros: Easy. no cleaners. fast and long lasting.
Cons: none so far.

I have owned the Bissell Steam Mop for a couple months. I was very tired of mopping my floors. It is very time consuming and the clean barely lasts for one day. It is advertised as an All Natural, Chemical-Free Clean. I think this is true. It is much ...

Pros: Model #1867 has been revamped, easy to use, chemical free & New pads don't shrink!
Cons: None so far, worth every penny

I purchased the Bissel Steam Mop a month ago, and will never go back to mopping again. I have 3 large bathrooms that have Ceramic tile and a Kitchen and Laundry room with Stone Tile. It's 100% Chemical free, all you use is water and go. No fumes or ...

Pros: Extremely effective! Cleans like nothing I have used before.
Cons: Cord should be on the left side for right-handers. It gets in the way.

I was blown away by how good this steam mop is. I am talking about the 1867-7, an upgrade from the 1867. Get it going and watch your messes disappear. By the way, the picture on the site for this product is of the original 1867, a white model, not the ...

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.

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, ...

Pros: Good, quality construction.
Cons: Not long enough cord, does not clean stuck on stuck on food/pet debris.

I bought this item after reading all the rave reviews here, sorry I was not impressed, It's going back the same day I bought it. It was made of good materials, steel handle with good quality sturdy plastic handle and body. Required assembly with a ...

Pros: Chemical free, easy to use, clean floors.
Cons: None!

I have owned the Bissell Steam Mop for over 4 years now, and it really is one of the best purchases I have made. I still use the original pads and filter for the machine and it continues to work great. I always use distilled water in it since we have ...

Pros: No chemicals, reusable pads.
Cons: A bit heavier than a regular mop.

I moved into an apartment with linoleum floors in June and knew I needed something more than a bucket and mop. Initially I looked into the Swiffer wet mop and its equivalents, but I wasn't convinced they would suit my needs. I stumbled across the ...

Pros: quick, easy, effective as advertised no chemicals, no cleaners, nothing toxic or harmful
Cons: leaves water on the floor

I've been cussing out my second Hoover FloorMate for months because of those vast swaths of dark ground-in dirt on my kitchen floor that it couldn't handle. No matter what combination of soap and scrubbing, they never came clean unless I got on my hands ...

Pros: Green - steam only. Fast as a quick mop. Deep thorough cleaning of nearly anything.
Cons: Trigger can tire hand. Can't be used for lattes.

We have a rather large kitchen and hallway with about 300 square feet of light beige textured vinyl flooring. We chose the vinyl for several reasons: cost vs. ceramic tile; the lighter color to brighten up the room; and the color and texture to hide ...