STEAM MOP | Steam mops NZ

 I have chosen this STEAM MOP as the best of Breed.

Not only does it preform really well but  it is superior to the Smart Living Steam Mop 

SO IT HAS A BETTER BUY NOW PRICE$$ 

LESS THAN $200! 

This fantastic Steam eco-friendly mop which utilises the power of high temperature steam to sanitise and deodorise almost any surface in your house.

No detergents, no bleaches, no chemicals Safe for the environment and your whole family.

-Works on all floor types

- Easy foot peddle start up

- Steams to 110 degrees in under 30 seconds

- Telescopic handle for easy adjustment

- Adjustable to hand held size for easy upholstery cleaning

 The environmentally friendly mop for all your cleaning needs!         

Bissell Steam Mop

Bissell has one of the most attractive looking steam mop, in my opinion.  Call me silly but I just love it’s retro, fun appearance.  But as we all know, looks can only get you so far  So does this mop perform?  Well, reviews I have read seem to indicate that the Bissell Steam Mop is very competitive!As for the steam mops features, the Bissell has a mop head that swivels 360 degrees, a removable water reservoir (convenient for refilling!), and it is the only steam mop to come with filters.  This means that you don’t have to worry about using distilled water to prevent mineral build up in your steam mop but it also means an additional cost when the filter needs replacing.

A couple other things that should be mentioned about the Bissell Steam Mop is that some reviewers felt the pads it came with were too thin and therefore the floors were left a little too wet.  A couple other disadvantages of this steam mop is that it’s handle isn’t adjustable and you must hold a lever to make the steam come out.

All things considered though, the Bissell is still worth looking at for a purchase.

Although steam mops are a fairly new product, there are several models of these hard floor cleaners flooding the market. Instead of detergent, they use steam to clean and sanitize linoleum, ceramic tile, sealed hardwood, and other non-carpet flooring surfaces. Many people wonder if steam is really an effective cleaner. Can you really get floors spic and span without using detergent?

First, it is probably a good idea to understand how these steam mops work. Although there are some differences in the way they operate, many of their features are the same. They are corded units that use electricity to heat water. The base of the mops are covered with reusable, and generally machine washable, pads. By pushing on the handle or pulling on the trigger, steam is released into these pads. These pads, with the help of the steam, pick up dirt as they are passed across flooring surfaces.