Hoover Streamline Corded Hard Floor Cleaner Machine

Unboxed the Hoover Hard Floor Cleaner today and did some much needed cleaning. We are an elderly couple with mobility issues and purchased this floor cleaner in hopes that it would make it possible for us to avoid having to hire somebody to clean for us. We bought the corded cleaner thinking it would be less taxing to push it around. We found it light enough and easy to push. We loved not having to deal with buckets of water or wringing out mops. Our large great room required us to empty the reservoir several times to clean the large area but we found the size of the reservoir manageable and easy to empty. The floors were wet but there were no puddles of standing water which was important for our engineered hardwood floors. The floors dried in an appropriate amount of time. The cord was long enough so that we only had to move outlets a couple of times. Our problem of dried grass being tracked in by our dog was easily vacuumed up to our delight. We did not find the motor to be too loud but it is our habit to wear noise cancelling headphones so it was not an issue for us. Every bit of water was sucked up we did not have a problem with water leaking from the roller head being left behind. Any water was vacuumed up. We found the suction power adequate. This floor cleaner is far better than any other method of mopping. It seems well made, we are hoping this thing holds up over time. I never want to go back to using a mop ever again.

Let me start by saying power is not an issue because I bought the corded model. Worked the first time straight out of the box. Every attempt since it has not. The machine has 8 streams that are supposed to wet the microfiber cleaning roller which spins against the floor. Dirty water is sucked into the tank. When using it after the first time, the roller is wet ONLY where the water jets dispense against the roller, leaving wet lines where the roller turns against the floor. The roller is NOT getting wet enough to clean the floor. I removed the roller and squeezed the trigger to watch the jets, only 4 were working and at a trickle, leaving a track of wet lines (see attached pic). Amazon will not refund me, so I called Hoover having done the warranty registration after I rec'd it. It took 3 days for Hoover to return my call. Customer service rep was great-I had my pics and videos to show a malfunctioning machine. They shipped a replacement after I proved I destroyed the old machine. The new machine performs the same - wet lines, dry roller, floors are not getting clean. I am out over $200. One more thing of note - the "boost" feature is the roller spinning faster. It doesn't press or rub the floor any harder so I still have to manually clean any stubborn spots. I had high hopes and twice am left disappointed. I just want my $ back.

I love this wet vac. Although it has low ratings I already new someone who had it and was not disappointed by getting it. Works great. Floor concentrated cleaning solution is cheap and smells great. Lasts longer than other brands and have had zero issues

I bought this because it was Consumer Reports' top pick for this type of device. I did find it relatively easy to assemble and set up, and I DID like how it cleaned--WHEN I could get it to work! The problem was, I kept getting brush roll errors, signifying something was preventing the brush roll from operating properly. That meant stopping to check and reseat the brush roll, which is time consuming if it happens every 1-3 minutes. Just a light bump against a baseboard was often enough to set it off again. I found myself steering clear of the baseboards to avoid problems so I could work, which of course was unacceptable because those areas weren't getting cleaned. After a couple of uses, trying various things to fix the problem, I concluded I must have a lemon, with a defective brush roll assembly. And this is a Hoover, which in my experience doesn't make good products. That meant the problem would probably just get worse. I decided the machine was too much hassle to work with, so I'd probably not use it much, and I'd spent too much money on it to use it as an expensive doorstop. So... Back it goes! Here's another thing. I still had the original box and packaging, BUT I couldn't figure out how to get the handle off to get it reboxed properly. There's probably a hidden pin somewhere that you push to release it, as for other Hoover models, but I couldn't find any information for it. So, I had to do my best to kinda sorta tape it up in its box with the handle sticking out, and then attach a note explaining the problem. Thankfully, UPS did take it anyway.

This mop is really good for spot cleaning. Great to get out and clean up a mess on the spot but it’s almost counter productive because you have to clean the mess from the floor out of the reservoir and filter after you’re done. I find it doesn’t do too well getting up set in dirt and grime even with the recommended floor cleaner solution. The brush attachment is very soft so that seems to be the culprit. Also has a hard time getting into corners but I didn’t really expect it to. Nice device but not ideal for a really good or deep clean. More so for cleaning up spills quickly without having to use a bunch of paper towels or rags

With two little kids and a dog. These floors take a beating. This is very helpful cause it’s all in one. Clean and vac. The machine started to blink and shut off, wondering what’s wrong. After inspecting, it was the dirty water holder was full. After cleaning that, it worked again. Only thing I wish it could do is coat and shine.

I used to own a corded Bissell Wet/Dry Pet Pro. I purchased it in 2017, and the motor finally went caput in the the beginning of 2023. I have been looking for a replacement ever since, and decided on this Hoover replacement. I grew up with Hoover, as my father worked for the Hoover company. I have always loved their products, and swore by them. Until this one... I am sorely disappointed. It is constantly getting the fur from my Bulsky built up under & above the roller, and it never sucks it all up into the dirty water reservoir. It also gets clogged, and I am constantly having to clean it out. The roller brush is also very soft, so it doesn't even really scrub the floors clean. The entire point of having a wet dry vac is so that it sucks up what you want it to, then it cleans the floor, and YOU don't have to deal with the mess... Not so with this machine. I will NEVER buy one again! I now have to save the money to purchase another Bissell Wet/Dry Pet Pro, as it actually does it's job.

I upgraded to this from the Bissell crosswave because I didn't like the slimy soapy residue it left. I have not encountered that problem with the stream line and it gets right up to the edge ! Overall this product cleans well, makes a quick job of mopping and doesn't leave a film over the floors. I have wood laminate flooring and 3 dogs that shed like crazy. So far I am happy with my purchase.

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