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Shark Steam Pickup 3-in-1 Steam Mop picks up debris, deep scrubs, & steam sanitizes—all at once. Captures & separates wet and dry debris within the nozzle; no pre-sweep needed. 2X better stain cleaning† vs. traditional steam mops. Eliminates 99.9% of common household bacteria* with chemical-free sanitization. Use on all sealed hard floors (hardwood, tile, marble & more).
Sajjad
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on February 27, 2025
I received this steam mop today and I opened it as soon as I got. But to my surprise , the plug was for North America . This was very disappointing but fortunately I have adapter so started the steam mop and I’m happy with my purchase as it made the tiles sparkling . The water tank is little small but I don’t mind refilling it. It has a long cord but cordless option would have been better.Cons:Need adapter to use in KSACordedSmall water tankOverall, this machine is easy to use, light weight and makes the floor sparkly clean. I don’t have hard wood floor , tiles only.
Paige Pierce
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
Yesterday, I cleaned all the floors in my 4,600-square-foot house, and for the first time ever, I felt like there was absolutely nothing left on them. No dust, no dirt, no dog hair—just truly clean floors.One of the best things about the Shark 3-in-1 Steam Mop Vac is that it cuts my cleaning time in half. Before, I had to vacuum first, then mop with a bucket of water—constantly changing out dirty water after every room just to avoid spreading grime. This machine eliminates that whole process. It vacuums and mops at the same time with steam, so I’m not just pushing around dirty water—I’m actually sanitizing.Another big plus: all you need is water. It produces a lot of steam and effortlessly cuts through dirt, dust, and pet hair. The vacuum works well, and there’s no need for chemicals.That said, you do have to clean it after every use, which includes emptying the water and dirt reservoirs and cleaning the mop roller. But I don’t mind—some pricier models claim to be self-cleaning, but based on reviews, people still end up taking them apart manually to prevent odors. I’d rather just do a quick rinse myself.One limitation: it’s not designed to handle large amounts of liquid. I dropped a cup of coffee yesterday and tried mopping it up, but the liquid reservoir is pretty small. This isn’t a dealbreaker for me—I see this as a sanitizing and dirt-removal machine, not a spill soaker. If you wipe up most of a mess first, the steam mop finishes the job perfectly.I also want to mention something that’s always frustrated me—vacuuming first, then mopping, only to see leftover dirt get smeared around. No matter how well I vacuumed, I never felt like my floors were truly clean. But with this machine, they finally are.After using it yesterday, I immediately called my mom and multiple friends and told them they need this in their homes. It’s that good. I’m absolutely thrilled with this purchase!
kroq1067
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
For a sub $200 machine without much technology (exactly what I'd prefer, less change of a break down), it does the job incredibly well. With steam and an effective brush, it scrubs way more dirt and dried up grease than a typical mop and with near zero labor. I've used it both on ceramic tile and laminated wood, this unit exceeded my expectations. The only drawback is the small dirty water reservoir, but then that's what makes the mop relatively light weight.
Francisco Saiso
Reviewed in Mexico on January 22, 2025
Trabaja muy rápido, limpia muy bien y no usa un solo químico para hacerlo
Ryan Jackson
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
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Brian Carney
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025
I've been looking for a steam cleaner for my hardwood floors for a while before buying this one. I works very well and is very easy to use. I really like the rotating scrubbing pads, not only do they make the unit easy to move they do a great job cleaning and making the floors shine.
María del Rocio
Reviewed in Mexico on September 21, 2024
Llego rápido y bien empacada, la use de inmediato y funcionó muy bien, espero dure mucho tiempo, no fue la mas económica pero se ve de muy buena calidad, me gustó
Guillermo
Reviewed in Mexico on May 26, 2024
Muy práctica, limpia perfectamente (hubiera comprado inalámbrico porque es un poco corto el cableHa funcionado perfectamente
Omar Saad
Reviewed in Canada on March 30, 2024
Our floor is looking amazing after using this steam mop.It removed all the bulid up and the stickiness we had due to product build upIt can leave your floor dull though if wood/laminate flooring, you will need to apply polish to restore its shineThe only down side is that the water container is very small if you are doing a large space it will require multiple refills, but I understand this makes it lighter and more agile.
TJ
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
This is my first vac/mop combo. I have used a steam mop for years and I am sold on the power of steam. However the pads always seem to stir up a bunch of stuff that needs vacuuming.I saw the shark 3 in 1 steam pickup on the Just a Dad channel and was impressed with the effectiveness and simplicity, not to mention the low price point.My experience it's lightweight builds up steam quickly, very effective at removing stuck on stains and picking up debris. Certainly has a limit to how much it can pick up with the relatively small collection tray, but it has made me reevaluate how important suction is vs head construction on a vacuum. This thing does not use suction but I would be hard pressed to say it doesn't pick up everything a normal vacuum would plus mopping the floor.The cons, since it doesn't suction it leaves the floor pretty wet especially if you have to work over a spot for a bit. It will pick up spills milk, water etc. but it is not going to dry out the floor a whole lot. Just leaves it clean and wet.If you want steam you are going to have a cord and I think this is an excellent choice. It certainly is nice not having to buy a bunch of proprietary solutions, just water.If you give up steam something cordless may be a little more convenient, although cleaning this thing is super quick and easy, the dirty stuff is all confined to three easy to access and sink wash components. And the cord is long and really only adds the time to plug in and wrap up.Last thought if you have a flooring type that is sensitive to heat or water ie. Some types of lvp, linoleum, or hard wood anything not sealed, you may want to be careful with this it is both hot and wet. Maybe something that vacuums and stays cold will keep your floor dryer and prevent warping or loosening glue.
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