Euro-Pro Shark S3101 Electric Steam Mop
 | Average Customer Rating: Recommend The Shark Steam Mop obliterates tough grime on tile floors; it cleans stubborn dirt off linoleum and vinyl floors / No refills or toxic chemicals needed Product details and pricing info |
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176 Customer Reviews Posted
- So far, so good...
- I bought this mop just two days ago so I cannot judge its reliability yet.
My floors are usually not very dirty - a tea/coffee drop here and there. Once I vacuum, I only need the mop to freshen the floors. Nevertheless, mop and bucket have never worked for me.
Shark Steam Mop is very easy to assemble; it takes less than five minutes to get it out of the box and running. The steam can be regulated using the handle; the more you push forward, the more steam you get. The floors are left sparkling clean and slightly damp. When you are done mopping, toss the pad into your washing machine.
I know that it is hard to judge a product after one use only, but I wanted to share my experience after I saw the negative ones. This mop might not work for everyone but it surely does for me! - 2007-11-25, 55 of 61 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- worthless don't buy it
- This mop is terrible. It barely gets hot enough to clean anything. You have to keep pushing it forward to get it to steam. The handle/stick feels so flimsy. It is definately not worth the money.
- 2007-11-24, 27 of 29 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Like pushing around a wet rag
- I heard how great these steam-clean things were, and I tried this one, but it's going back to the store tomorrow, and here I am on Amazon looking for another brand. I don't know about the others, but this one was like pushing a damp cloth around on the floor - sure, it picked up some dirt, but got the floor nowhere near clean. (Granted, my floor was pretty dirty.) And it was *really* hard to push, too, because the wet pad stuck to the floor.
- 2007-11-16, 100 of 112 people found this review helpful, Rated:
