The floor has been getting quite muddy in our kitchen recently due to it being at the back of the house, when Ben, I or Maxwell go into the garden and through the back gate to the car we often traipse mud back through. Mud can sometimes be a pain to get off the floor and I can often end up sweeping the mud and then washing it and rewashing the floor again just so the floor is clean.
I decided to use the Bissell Vac & Steam cleaner in my kitchen to start off with. The Bissell Vac & Steam cleaner is said to do the following things so I was excited to try it out.
Bissell Vac & Steam Features
Powerful cyclonic action
Steam on Demand. Targets dirt and eliminates germs in 15 seconds
Dirty Tank Technology
Built to last with a 2 year guarantee
Easy Empty dirt bin
Ready to use in up to 30secs
The Bissell Vac & Steam came in a box, inside the box there were instructions, the main unit, water cup, mop head and tray and a spare mop head. Both of the mop heads had different textures therefor the heads would give you 2 different lots of results.
I found that the cleaner was easy to put together and it only took me a few minutes to do so.
Once the device was up I decide to fill the water tank with water, I used two jugs of water and this filled the tank up. I then went on to plug the device in and had to wait a few seconds for the cleaner to be ready.
I thought that the Bissell Vac & Steam would leave my floors wet after I had cleaned them and I was dreading Maxwell slipping over on the floor as he loves to race around our house however the floors dried quickly which meant Maxwell was not put at risk of slipping over.
A few small niggles which I had about the Bissell Vac & Steam were that I did not find the Bissell Vac & Steam to be lightweight, this is a shame as I would often enjoy using the cleaner upstairs in my bathroom however I will have to wait for Ben to be around so he is able to take the cleaner up and down the stairs for me. Another small niggle I had was that I found the cap on the water tank to be hard to open, I hope it gets easier to open over time but after the first few uses I have struggled to the cap.
The Bissell Vac & Steam retails at £149.99 which I personally think is a little high, I would be happy to pay £115 for this item instead. I would have loved to have seen a hand held type of steam cleaner built into this steam cleaner and as before I had a few little niggles about the device however this said the cleaner does do what it says on the box, it cleans floors well, leaves them damp instead of sopping wet and has the built in vac option which is very handy.
I did not receive any financial reward for writing this review.
However we did receive the above products for review purposes. Everything written in this post is my own, honest opinion.
Loved this review. Hopefully you'll get to try out a handheld steam cleaner to see how your thoughts differ in the future :)
ReplyDeleteElaine Skye Clark. Brilliant review.:):)
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