Tineco iFLOOR 2 Complete Cordless Wet Dry Vacuum Floor Cleaner and Mop, One-Step Cleaning for Hard Floors, Great for Sticky Messes and Pet Hair

This TINECO Floor One S3 Cordless Hardwood Floor Cleaner is spectacular at cleaning your hard floors in a very short amount of time but if you have pets or people that shed a lot of hair, it's not quite as quick and easy. (Also note that this is for hard floors only. It is not for vacuuming carpeting or rugs.)So basically, this is a floor machine that vacuums and scrubs your hard floors simultaneously, sucking up the dirty water and leaving your floors super clean. The floors dry so quickly, I wondered if it was a steam cleaner, too, but it's not. It just vacuums up the dirty water so well that there is very little left on the floor. And wow, the water in the dirty water tank is filthy! It also has a stand that also serves as a charging dock. It has easily changeable brush rollers and filters. The dirty water tank is easy to remove and clean. There is even a self cleaning cycle that cleans the brush roller very well. Basically, you only clean manually the dirty water tank and the area where the brush roller is installed and the HEPA filter, which takes very little time.It's a quality, well built, machine but the manual leaves a bit to be desired for such an expensive machine. For example, it comes with an extra roller and HEPA filter, which I assumed were to be used when the installed ones wore out. The manual doesn't really make it clear. Also, there are two accessory holders but it doesn't say where they go. (They attach to the sides of the charging stand.)The machine speaks to you - giving you status reports on the charging status, telling you when to run the self cleaning cycle, when to refill the clean water tank, when to empty the dirty water tank, etc. This is actually pretty great. And it's extremely gratifying to see how dirty the water is after cleaning. Best of all, it's super quiet and maneuvers very well. I am currently living in an apartment with mostly hard flooring and I can use this machine at night without worries of disturbing any neighbors.I was upset at first when it told me to start the self cleaning cycle after only about 10 minutes of floor cleaning. And then, I saw that the HEPA filter must be fully dry before reinstalling it in the machine after rinsing it as directed. It says the same thing about the roller brush. Then I realized THAT'S why you get an extra set included in the box!Next, I realized that hair is what clogs the dirty water tank and gets stuck on the roller brush, prompting the self cleaning cycle. I have a household that includes a couple of dogs that shed a lot and several people with very long hair. So for me, doing a quick once over with a dust mop before using this machine works much better. Less hair means I can clean the floors for much longer before I have to clean the tank and the brush roller. If you don't have pet fur or a lot of human hair to deal with, you can skip the dust mopping but if you do have pets, be ready to stop a lot unless you use this machine almost every day to keep the hair and fur to a minimum. I also ordered 2 more HEPA filters and 2 more roller brushes so I can clean the entire apartment.It comes with a cleaning concentrate (which is awesome, BTW) but you can also clean with plain water.I have some unusual cleaning challenges. We had a house fire so we are living in an apartment until the house is repaired. We are working in the sooty house daily and come home covered in soot. I also have a broken wrist that is in a cast. Despite the hair challenges, this machine does an amazing job of cleaning up after us and I can manage it easily one handed. Although the owner's manual isn't the best, you will get the hang of it after using it a little and it's truly excellent. I will update if I have issues in the future but so far, I am very pleased with how well this works.UPDATE: I am now in love with this machine and cannot imagine life without it. My oldest dog is 18 and failing fast. We take her out in a doggy stroller because it is too far for her to walk and the other day, she had a pee accident in the hallway and elevator before I saw it. Tineco Floor One S3 to the rescue. I was able to clean the hallway and elevator floor quickly and easily. Have just ordered more cleaning solution because a) it's really good stuff and b) it will void your warranty if you use another brand.2nd UPDATE: I am still in love with this machine. My floors have never looked better and it's so quick and easy to clean up a sudden mess. Once you get used to cleaning the dirty water tank and refilling the clean water/cleaning solution tank a couple of times if you are cleaning ALL of your floors, it still saves you so much time and is much easier than even a swiffer and the floors are left very, very clean. Do learn from my mistake, though. Don't leave dirty water in the dirty water tank overnight - rinse it out right away after you are done cleaning. If you leave it overnight (or longer), the plastic tank will pick up a gross smell. If that happens, you need to clean it out and then let it sit with a bleach and water solution inside the tank for a day and then, maybe even let it sit out in the sun for a couple of hours to get rid of the smell. This won't happen if you clean out the tank right after you finish using it or after a self-cleaning cycle has been run. The machine will tell you to do this so listen to it.

I purchased this wet dry vacuum cleaner for purposes of cleaning my home (1200 square feet) and lanai (500 square feet). We are directly across from the ocean and there is significant salt spray in the winter. I was hoping this would clean the lanai and inside well enough that I would not need to do anything additional. The first round of cleaning was after a significant high surf week and it did leave a ton of streaks on the lanai and inside despite changing the roller a few times. After the initial major salt clean, this seems to be minimal in terms of streaking and I have 100% porcelain tile flooring. Normally, cleaning of this kind would kill my back and hips and take me out for a day or more. The self-propelled feature of this makes it so easy to use and I have no pain afterward. I can get through the full lanai on one charge and change the water 2-3 times when it is less dirty. Inside, if I hurry I can get by on one charge and several water changings. I think this will get easier and faster over time as long as I stay on top of the floors and do them every other day. If I was in a different environment, I think it would be easier on the machine. I feel like I am really stress testing it. Cleaning it is very easy. I actually run the self-clean twice after each use and then manually clean. I have not noticed any smells. I air dry directly in the sun and in about 10-15 minutes everything is bone dry. I'm very happy with this purchase. I wish there was zero streaks, but I hope that changing the rollers after every clean water refill will help that in the future, so I purchased replacement rollers to have a ton on hand.

This is going to be a long but honest review! Be prepared lol! I’ll start with the positives and then move into some of the negatives of this floor cleaner.Some context (might be irrelevant to you):I have 3 indoor short-haired dogs that shed mildly. I also have 2 indoor cats. The square footage of the flooring in my house that I can use this on is about 1300 square feet or more. Our flooring is linoleum. We live on a farm so we track in a lot of dirt and debris daily.The good stuff:I love the lightweight design! It’s compact so it can easily be stored and carried around. It also slides fairly easily under the edges of furniture. It is also not too terribly loud when running, about the same as a roomba or smaller battery-operated vacuum cleaner. The noise doesn’t bother my dogs! It picks up SO MUCH dog hair, which I love! Traditional sweeping or even vacuuming doesn’t seem to be that effective, so this is amazing for that. It also does great at picking up dirt and debris from the floor. I have tried it on super big messes, just everyday things. It also cleans first paw prints and shoe prints off the floor very well. It’s self-propelled, so I don’t feel like I have to push it around incessantly and throw out my shoulder to clean. Very easy to use. I love the voice commands when self-cleaning. Let’s be honest - the self-cleaning is AMAZING! The battery life lasts to clean my 1300 square foot space, hitting all the major spots. I’m sure if I deep cleaned and moved furniture, it might not. I love that it doesn’t require a ton of cleaning solution so you don’t feel like you have to break the bank. To clean the floors and run the cleaning cycle uses about two clean water tanks. So I generally have to refill at least once during a cleaning period. The app is pretty neat to use too! One of my favorite things is how fast it dries! Typically, for whatever reason, our floors take a long time to dry when traditionally mopping them. This sucker dries so quick! It makes cleaning so much faster.The negatives:The clean water tank is not super big, so you have to refill it at least once when cleaning a larger space and also to run the self-cleaning cycle. The self-cleaning cycle has voice prompts, so you can’t necessarily turn on the self-cleaning cycle and walk away and let it do its thing. You might have to refill the clean water tank or empty the dirty water tank, etc. Obviously it has to be plugged up to charge, so it has to be near an outlet after use. This keeps it from being able to be stored in a linen closet or something when not in use. I live in a double-wide mobile home that has a piece of wood that acts as a seam binder in the middle of our floor (annoying, I know). This machine doesn’t necessarily love that piece of wood and it’s kind of hard to clean around. On that note, it also doesn’t get around the edges of walls and cabinets very well. The suction isn’t hard enough to get any debris around trim work. If you’re moving it sideways along the wall, it picks up things fairly well. However, if you’re getting close to trim or cabinets from the front of the machine, it doesn’t get super close to the edges. When you turn it off after use and it stops spinning the brush, it leaks a little bit on the floor. I’ve gotten to where I make my way back to the self-cleaning pad and just place it on that so it doesn’t mess up the clean floors. Charging takes a little while (I plugged it up at 20% and the app told me it had 170 minutes remaining until fully charged), but it’s not too bad if you’re using it sparingly and not multiple times a day back-to-back. This would be annoying, however, if you’re cleaning a larger space and had to charge in between cleaning spaces.