SharkWD201 HydroVac Cordless Pro XL 3-in-1 Vacuum, Mop & Self-Cleaning System with Antimicrobial Brushroll* & Solution for Multi-Surface, Hardwood, Tile, Marble & Area Rugs, Pure Water

So I have had this for maybe about 6 months now.It works really well. It's better than a traditional mop and gets the floor far cleaner. I would rate a normal mop 6/10 in terms of cleaning and give this a 9/10Important to noteU will need to clean it regularly. Self clean is a about as useless as it sounds. It struggles with uneven surfaces so if your tiles or hard would floor have too much texture I would not recommend. But it's excellent for normal tiles.If u have more than 1000sq feet do not buy the cordless the battery dies after about 25 mins. The corded will be a better overall experience. I have the cordless because my apparently is not that big.It has a noticeable weight when both tanks are full but it's not bad.Overall I would say if love a spotless floor and and the ability to clean at any time of day get this.

What it is- easy to use, easy to fill, easy to disassemble to empty and clean, easy to push around, easy to charge, easy to self clean. Battery life is pretty good- I can usually get my entire main floor as long as I don’t go to long between uses and have to make extra passes for dirtier floors.What it isn’t- great at getting firmly stuck on dirt if the floor- the brush doesn’t work like w scratcher or scraper, so anything particularly stuck on with still require elbow grease to scrape it off the floor. General dirt comes up with just one or two passes, but caked on dirt not so much. If you are way behind on mopping, you will probably want to do a thorough mopping, and then use this to maintain that clean. I hit my floors once a week, maybe twice if I’m lucky. I have a stick vac to get big crumbs here and there in between, and this is the most consistently clean my floors have ever been. It’s easy to use, to assemble and disassemble. It’s not heavy. It’s not excessively loud, but I wouldn’t call it quiet. I kept seeing tiktoks for tineco vac mops, and then I saw this, and I am so glad I went with this one.

Bought this vacuum to use on an open floor plan with “wood” linoleum and thin rugs. I am honestly so confused how people can rave about this Vacuum. 1) you have to hands-on clean it every single time. You might as well be using a mop for the amount of work and hands-on activity that goes into using the appliance. Also, unlike a mop, this has several parts that need to be laid out to dry 2) the rug function is not dry. Sure solution is not actively pouring out, but it still leaves the rug moist or wet 3) when you stop using it and set it upright it leaves a streak of dirty liquid, both on the floor or in its charging station. 4) the brush friction is inadequate to get up anything more than barely there spills. And, unlike a mop, you cannot push down on this to make the bristles rub harder to get out tough messes.After reading so many reviews and looking at so many different brands and options, I opted for this. I am so bummed.I have a small stick vac and traditional mop on the way. Do not waste your money on this.

So I waited until I used this product multiple times before writing this and I was really hoping that, for $200, I’d have better things to say.First of all the clean water tank is pretty small. I’m going to estimate that it cleaned about 150 sqft before needing a refill. And then you need to use their concentrate. It comes with enough for 5 or 6 tank fills. And the usage of the water from the tank is continuous. You don’t control when it uses the cleaner and when it doesn’t, it is always using a steady stream of it. Which seems wasteful, especially with such a small tank. I imagined it would be more like the swifter mop vac where there was a button you could push to dispense cleaner, but nope.Second, it has a really tough time cleaning up anything dried to the floor. By the time I come downstairs in the morning my mother has usually already spilled coffee in a few places. She has really bad tremors. And to clean up the dried coffee spots on the tile I have to go over it 5 or 6x. Once she spilled sprite and the floor had sticky spots and it took even more passes over each spot to get it completely up.It is great for a spill right in the moment. If I spill something while cooking or pouring a drink it is great to clean up those kinds of messes.It also does make the floors look great when I am done. But at the cost of multiple water tank fills and going over lots of areas over and over again to get them fully clean.I have not tried it on carpet, so I can’t comment as to how well it performs in that aspect.Anyway, I wish it performed a bit better for the cost, but I’m giving it 4 stars because I still think it does a good job, just with more effort than I had in mind when I originally purchased it.

I had an expensive Tineco floor washer and after four years it broke down and they don't make parts for it anymore. So there's $400 down the drain. This new unit is very efficient,very easy to use, and very easy to clean. And for the price point it's an excellent purchase and I highly recommend it if you're choosing this type of floor cleaner. Our home is all vinyl flooring so it was nice to be able to replace the previous unit to keep our home clean. Also, a very pleasant smelling soap concentrate.