Steam Mops

[butch-innj]

I'm just wondering if anyone has tried the
Professor Amos's cleaner?
I've seen him on QVC advertising how great his stuff is.
I'm pretty skeptical when they show one product that can
clean everything in the universe.

 

[autowasherfreak]

Euro Pro = Euro Junk

Robb, I haven't been impressed by anything that Euro Pro has made. I had a Euro Pro upright vacuum for about a week and took it back for something else. The HEPA filter would stay in place and the damn thing would overheat and shut off after only being used for 10 minutes. We have a Euro Pro sewing machine, and it's a piece of crap as well.

My kitchen isn't very big, so I usually scrub that floor on my hands and knees so I can get under the cupboards, stove and fridge a little better than with a mop. I use PineSol with a little bleach, does a great job.

 

[bajaespuma]

Thank you all for the information

I don't mind getting on my hands and knees(Toggles, just ignore this one)but I'm trying to use less chlorine bleach and other chemicals(yeah, you can ignore that one too).

 

[autowasherfreak]

I don't mind getting on my hands and knees, it's the getting back up that I have the problem with.

 

[bajaespuma]

OK, I know I'm a pain in the a@@ when I'm researchin

I decided to go to ebay to buy a Haan Steam Mop (which is what y'alls' consensus seems to be pointing me to) and, look, Haan seems to make a model that's a bit more substantial:

 

[bajaespuma]

than the yellow one that they're hawking on TV. Do any of you have experience with both of these? Feature wise they seem similar, but the white one is heavier and common sense says to buy the heavier more substantial unit(contrary, of course, to all well-known tea-dance laws of selection).

 

[rexaircollector]

Baja

Have not had experience with the latest and greatest Haan. However I do sing praises for the yellow one as I have posted previoiusly. If this new version remotely compares, I think it is a winner.

Robb

 

[spankomatic]

I squeegee my and towel dry my stall shower after each use

I do the same thing... It takes less than 60 seconds to wipe it down. No scrubing,water spots,chem cleaners.

As for those hand held steam cleaners. They are a joke! They "look" neat but don't clean a damn thing.

Jim

 

[twinniefan]

H2O mop

We bought the H2O mop sold here by danoz and sold either over the phone or you can buy it at concepts direct stores, I find it is pretty good actually the triangle shaped head is quite manuverable as posted earlier, BUT!!!! the one thing which is a pain in the neck is the pads dont just slide on easily you have to stretch them to get them to go on and several times they have slipped off while I have been mopping,but other than that I am happy enough with it and do actually prefer it to buckets of water and household mops.
Cheers.
Steve.

 

[countryguy]

I have the H2O mop also and for my needs it works great. The only thing I don't like about it is the cord is too short.

Gary

PS. Steve, I haven't had any problems with getting the pads on or having them slip off while in use.

 

[toggleswitch2]

Amazing. So glad they now have "wings".