Target has Shark Professional Steam Pocket Mop (S3601) for $59.99. Shipping is free.
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Key Features:
Professional Steam Pocket Mop for sanitizing and cleaning sealed hard floor surfaces with the power of steam.
This revolutionary steam mop offers three distinct steam settings, each of which is ideal for different floor surfaces and specific cleaning needs.
Select more steam for tough cleaning tasks like stuck-on dirt or heavy traffic areas, less for everyday cleaning, or very light steam for light dusting or more delicate surfaces.
Two-sided steam pocket pads provide twice the cleaning area of other mops, with just a quick flip of the steam head.
Leaves surfaces cleaner than a traditional mop-and-bucket, which simply moves dirty water around the floor.
Corded (22.4' cord length)
180 Degree Maneuverability
Swivel Mop Head
Electronic Steam With Automatic Shut-Off
1 Year Limited Warranty
Also available: Walmart has Shark Professional Electronic Steam Corded Pocket Mop (SE450) on sale for $59. Shipping is free.
Our research indicates that Shark Professional Steam Pocket Mop (S3601) is $38.28 lower (38.95% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $98.27 at the time of this posting. -StrawMan86
About this product:
4.5 out of 5 stars rating at Target based on over 1,300 customer reviews
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Target has Shark Professional Steam Pocket Mop (S3601) for $59.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor persian_mafia for sharing this deal.
Key Features:
Professional Steam Pocket Mop for sanitizing and cleaning sealed hard floor surfaces with the power of steam.
This revolutionary steam mop offers three distinct steam settings, each of which is ideal for different floor surfaces and specific cleaning needs.
Select more steam for tough cleaning tasks like stuck-on dirt or heavy traffic areas, less for everyday cleaning, or very light steam for light dusting or more delicate surfaces.
Two-sided steam pocket pads provide twice the cleaning area of other mops, with just a quick flip of the steam head.
Leaves surfaces cleaner than a traditional mop-and-bucket, which simply moves dirty water around the floor.
Corded (22.4' cord length)
180 Degree Maneuverability
Swivel Mop Head
Electronic Steam With Automatic Shut-Off
1 Year Limited Warranty
Also available: Walmart has Shark Professional Electronic Steam Corded Pocket Mop (SE450) on sale for $59. Shipping is free.
Our research indicates that Shark Professional Steam Pocket Mop (S3601) is $38.28 lower (38.95% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $98.27 at the time of this posting. -StrawMan86
About this product:
4.5 out of 5 stars rating at Target based on over 1,300 customer reviews
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Have had one of these for a few years, few replacement heads as well. My experience, these are really nice for low traffic areas, like the bathroom and maybe a living room hardwood floor if you tend to keep your shoes off. But if you plan to use this in your kitchen, and spend plenty of time cooking at home, be prepared to use this thing maybe 5-6 times over before you get anywhere close to clean enough. First 1-3 runs over a kitchen floor, even with soap or whatever (which you shouldn't be using with one of these, fyi) will leave your floors feeling greasy and sticky. It only starts to come off on the last 3 runs, and you basically just stop until your satisfied.
IMO, nothing beats a real mop + proper grease cutting soap for a kitchen floor. these steam mops are really more so for polishing and getting the occasional stuck on stain off the floor with a bit of heat. you could do both with a regular mop, but a steam mop is more convenient in other areas of the house. just my two cents.
Have had one of these for a few years, few replacement heads as well. My experience, these are really nice for low traffic areas, like the bathroom and maybe a living room hardwood floor if you tend to keep your shoes off. But if you plan to use this in your kitchen, and spend plenty of time cooking at home, be prepared to use this thing maybe 5-6 times over before you get anywhere close to clean enough. First 1-3 runs over a kitchen floor, even with soap or whatever (which you shouldn't be using with one of these, fyi) will leave your floors feeling greasy and sticky. It only starts to come off on the last 3 runs, and you basically just stop until your satisfied.
IMO, nothing beats a real mop + proper grease cutting soap for a kitchen floor. these steam mops are really more so for polishing and getting the occasional stuck on stain off the floor with a bit of heat. you could do both with a regular mop, but a steam mop is more convenient in other areas of the house. just my two cents.
IVe used a refurbbed steam pocket for the past five years. The velcro that holds the pads on will wear out quickly, so I ended up buying two more third-party replacement pads over the years.
The floors will dry very quickly after using this, and this does a great job at condensing dust around your corners so that they can actually be vacuumed/sweeped.
Steam alone wont clean up greasy floors, so if youre like me, you use this in conjunction with a wet mop and floor cleaner. This also does not play well with wooden floors.
I use vacuum--->traditional mop (wash and rinse) --->steam mop (bonus: it causes the rinse from the last step to evaporate much more quickly) --->vacuum again.
IVe used a refurbbed steam pocket for the past five years. The velcro that holds the pads on will wear out quickly, so I ended up buying two more third-party replacement pads over the years.
The floors will dry very quickly after using this, and this does a great job at condensing dust around your corners so that they can actually be vacuumed/sweeped.
Steam alone wont clean up greasy floors, so if youre like me, you use this in conjunction with a wet mop and floor cleaner. This also does not play well with wooden floors.
I use vacuum--->traditional mop (wash and rinse) --->steam mop (bonus: it causes the rinse from the last step to evaporate much more quickly) --->vacuum again.
if you use it regularly, the steam will cause the wood to split, especially along the seams where you place one stack next to another. Youll see the gap slowly open, sort of like a gap between your teeth. Its specifically called out in the instruction manual not to use the steam mop on hardwood floors.
And yes, that eliminates ALOT of people from using it.
Although that hasnt stopped me, lol.
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I personally think these products are no good. Just my two cents
Well I have had a couple of them and I find them pretty useful. The alternative is using expensive swiffer pads or a mop or some alternative electric mop. The shark mop works great. I do like the Bissell vacmop better tho because it vacuums as well. But this shark works great, just sweep or vacuum ahead of time.
Have had one of these for a few years, few replacement heads as well. My experience, these are really nice for low traffic areas, like the bathroom and maybe a living room hardwood floor if you tend to keep your shoes off. But if you plan to use this in your kitchen, and spend plenty of time cooking at home, be prepared to use this thing maybe 5-6 times over before you get anywhere close to clean enough. First 1-3 runs over a kitchen floor, even with soap or whatever (which you shouldn't be using with one of these, fyi) will leave your floors feeling greasy and sticky. It only starts to come off on the last 3 runs, and you basically just stop until your satisfied.
IMO, nothing beats a real mop + proper grease cutting soap for a kitchen floor. these steam mops are really more so for polishing and getting the occasional stuck on stain off the floor with a bit of heat. you could do both with a regular mop, but a steam mop is more convenient in other areas of the house. just my two cents.
Thank you for your experience but I think it just depend on how much oil you drop while cooking and the type of kitchen floor you have, I will try and hope not to have the same issue as you do.
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IMO, nothing beats a real mop + proper grease cutting soap for a kitchen floor. these steam mops are really more so for polishing and getting the occasional stuck on stain off the floor with a bit of heat. you could do both with a regular mop, but a steam mop is more convenient in other areas of the house. just my two cents.
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IMO, nothing beats a real mop + proper grease cutting soap for a kitchen floor. these steam mops are really more so for polishing and getting the occasional stuck on stain off the floor with a bit of heat. you could do both with a regular mop, but a steam mop is more convenient in other areas of the house. just my two cents.
The floors will dry very quickly after using this, and this does a great job at condensing dust around your corners so that they can actually be vacuumed/sweeped.
Steam alone wont clean up greasy floors, so if youre like me, you use this in conjunction with a wet mop and floor cleaner. This also does not play well with wooden floors.
I use vacuum--->traditional mop (wash and rinse) --->steam mop (bonus: it causes the rinse from the last step to evaporate much more quickly) --->vacuum again.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Shark-Professional-Electronic-Steam-Corded-Pocket-Mop-SE450/21853280?wmls... [walmart.com]
The floors will dry very quickly after using this, and this does a great job at condensing dust around your corners so that they can actually be vacuumed/sweeped.
Steam alone wont clean up greasy floors, so if youre like me, you use this in conjunction with a wet mop and floor cleaner. This also does not play well with wooden floors.
I use vacuum--->traditional mop (wash and rinse) --->steam mop (bonus: it causes the rinse from the last step to evaporate much more quickly) --->vacuum again.
And yes, that eliminates ALOT of people from using it.
Although that hasnt stopped me, lol.
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IMO, nothing beats a real mop + proper grease cutting soap for a kitchen floor. these steam mops are really more so for polishing and getting the occasional stuck on stain off the floor with a bit of heat. you could do both with a regular mop, but a steam mop is more convenient in other areas of the house. just my two cents.
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