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Nabaza.net-The MarketPlace - Bissell 1867-7 Steam Mop Hard-Floor Cleaner, Green Tea
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List Price: $99.99
Our Price: $79.85
Your Save: $ 20.14 ( 20% )
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Manufacturer: Bissell
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Kitchen
Brand: Bissell
EAN: 0011120006520
Feature: Upright electric mop cleans hard-floor surfaces using steam only
Label: Bissell
Manufacturer: Bissell
Model: 1867A
Publisher: Bissell
Release Date: 2007-08-27
Studio: Bissell
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Features
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Upright electric mop cleans hard-floor surfaces using steam only
Provides an all-natural deep clean without chemicals, fumes, or residues
360-degree swivel mop head cleans hard-to-reach places
Includes two washable and reusable microfiber mop pads, an internal water filter, and quick-release cord wrap
Measures 6 by 11 by 45-1/4 inches; 1-year limited warranty
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Editorial Reviews:
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Bissell, Steam Mop, Hard Floor Cleaner, 100% Chemical Free Cleaning, Safe & Effective, Ready To Use With Water Only, Environmentally Friendly, 360 Degree Swivel Head, Washable Microfiber Mop Pads, Quick Release Cord Wrap, Slim, Lightweight Design.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Love my bissell steam mop
Comment: This is my second steam mop my other one finally wore out after six years of weekly use. The steam mop allows me to clean my floors without harsh chemicals that can dull tile. I have alot of tile through out my home and highly recommend it.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Wish I had found this sooner
Comment: After several weeks of online research and reading reviews of different steam hard floor cleaners, I decided to order the Bissell. I was a little skeptical of all the glowing reviews, thinking that nothing works that good. Well, was I surprised. I was worried that the mop would leave too much water on the floor,but there is just about the same amount of water left behind if you were using a regular mop.
The only negatives that I can find are easily solved. I have 2500 square feet of tile and hardwood floor to clean..a longer cord would be nice. I fixed this with an extension cord. And, my finger gets tired holding the trigger for the steam down, so I just rubberbanded it down. Worked like a charm.
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Summary: works great
Comment: I haven't use any other kind, so no comparason. However this works pretty well so far. removes tough spots, marks. Water heats fairly fast enough.
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Summary: Bissell compared to the Shark Steam Mop
Comment: This product is just OK. For some with lots of tile that not too dirty, it may be fine. It is a light cleaning tool. If I had lots of heavy regular filth due to heavy animal and kid traffic, I wouldn't buy either steam cleaner. I am returning the Bissell because I have a lot of wood laminate and it leaves the floors WAY too wet and streaked. But you ought to be aware of the pros and cons since some things may not matter to you. I also borrowed my sister's Shark Steam Mop so I will compare the two for you as the cost is identical.
*The Bissell has a swivel head which is great around the toilet and the Shark does not swivel at all.
*The Bissell is well made for a such a low profile appliance and feels sturdy with a nice thick cord. The Shark feels cheaply made with a flimsy cord. The lengths of the cord are similar. You'll need to use an extension cord with both.
*The Bissell has a removeable water bottle (convenient!) and the shark does not.
*The Bissell weighs more than the Shark (about 8 pounds), but is very easy to push. The Shark is harder to push, but weighs only 3 pounds. You'd get an aerobic workout if you cleaned a whole house of flooring with the Shark and was a lightweight like me!
*The Bissell leaves you with a VERY wet floor even if you go easy on the steam trigger. I also had lots of streaks on my laminate wood flooring. I would not use it on laminate or wood w/o drying them off ASAP. The Shark does not leave streaks and did not leave a sopping trail behind. The floors dried on their own in under a minute. This is a HUGE plus!
*The Bissell pads have a drawstring and are pretty thin and not absorbant which is a contributing factor to the soppiness the mop leaves behind. The Shark pads are velcro attached (easier!)and are thicker and more absorbant. They are also much more expensive to replace, however.
So, my conclusion is that if I had tile floors, I might consider keeping it as the excess wetness wasn't as huge streaky issue (I went and cleaned my in-laws white tile with it) and it's a sturdier product that seems like it will last for years. I would just find some elastic pads that were ALOT better (I was considering the Tersano pads sold here Tersano lotus Wet Mop Cloths, 2-Pack #LMC28 as a possibliity since they will fit). But since the drier steam and the better pads are VERY important to me, I may actaully go with the Shark even though the machine is rather flimsy feeling and appears more cheaply made. I'd just use distilled water in it and hope it goes few years before falling apart. You'd think that by now some manufacturer would be able to provide the best of both products. What happened Bissell? You could have had a GREAT product if the pads were thick and absorbant and you provided us with the dry steam that the infomercials imply!
Customer Rating:
Summary: A big Timesaver!!!
Comment: I usually wipe the floor with a regular mop or on my knees as I thought that was the only way I could get the floor really clean! This mop has steam, so I know the steam will kill all the ickies away and my knees are thankful too!I can now mop my 1500 s.q. home in about 20 minutes and one tank of water. Amazon's prompt shipping is the icing on my cake :)
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