- Floor ONE i6 Stretch Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner, Vacuum & Mop All in One, 20kpa Powerful Suction, Up to 40 Minutes Runtime, 180° Lay-Flat, Anti-Tangle Design, Full-Path Self-Cleaning&185℉ Flashdry

Alright, everyone here is a skeptical person so this is gonna be an honest review. Vacuum feature: I don't particularly care for it. My floors are tile and full of dog hair and toddler snacks, unfortunately this vacuum feature doesn't work for my floors but that's ok. The mop feature? Love it. I haven't mopped my floors in months, don't judge me we have all been there. And when I first used this I thought ah it's white tile floors that you can see dirt on, if it was really that bad I would see it. WRONG. my first tank was g r o s s. The reviews are true you cannot use this machine like a vacuum or a mop you have to go a little slower, but the machine pushes for you all you have to do is hold it. Yes the water tank is small, my house is 3b 2 bath 1400sqft and everything is tile aside from the bedrooms. To clean the main rooms takes 2 tanks. If I want to clean the bathrooms that would require at least 2 more tanks. The good news is that it's so easy to take off and clean and get new water and cleaner and keep on going. I did not time myself in my cleaning so I cannot confirm if this machine does die in 20 minutes. I imagine if your home is larger you might be off put by this product due to how many times you need to fill the tank and the run time. I love that it's very simple to take apart and clean, very minimal clean up time afterwards. If you are picky about the roller brush being dirty I suggest buying extra. It takes about 2 days for the roller to fully dry and it only comes with 2. It also comes with 2 smaller bottles of cleaner, but only requires 1 cap full per tank. The ONLY downfall I have found is the output tube for floor cleaning has dog hair residue that cannot even be cleaned with the self cleaning option. I'm not sure how I'm going to feel about that later on or if it will cause any issues. This really is a good buy, it's lightweight, effective and simple. I put a photo of my floors and the tube I'm talking about.

The best helper I ever had to clean the house. Do a deep clean, even take the tiny grains of sand. It struggles to get the corners, and it cannot be used to clean under the bed or other furniture. Still, I consider it the best cleaning buy I ever had. It vacuums and cleans with water at the same time, so if you are allergic like I am, no worries, because the dust goes into a chamber with water. It considerable speed the cleaning process and increases its efficiency because the floor will stay cleaner than with other tools. It sweeps and cleans at the same time, which is wonderful. Just be aware of the roller. If you are going to be using it every day, it gets wet and will smell terrible because it will never dry. So, in my experience, either you use it every other day, to give it time to completely dry, or you have to storage outside after cleaning, as I do, on my balcony. Great buy, it changed my life.

This thing is awesome. I splurged a little and got the i6 stretch. I have probably 3,500 sq ft of hard floor (mostly hardwood, some tile). Vacuuming/sweeping ALL of it and then mopping took forever and was physically a lot of work. This makes it so much easier. I have three kids. It sucks up everything: hair, crumbs, dust bunnies, dirt, etc. Somehow the brush doesn’t get all wrapped in hair (which is usually an issue as my daughter and I shed long hair everywhere). I was worried it would be messy and drip water everywhere but it doesn’t. Very easy to use- intuitive. The amount of water left on the floor is so minimal and dries quickly so I’m not worried about it damaging the wood floors. The water in the used tank is nasty (which is good- it means it is working). It’s definitely not something that would be easy to use daily or anything- it’s a process to clean, but the self cleaning function makes it easy. The most time consuming thing is emptying out the dirty water canister after you let it self clean because you need to clean out all the crap it “vacuumed” up, let it dry out, etc. I’m not sure how the battery will last long term (I’ve only had it a couple months) but it currently lasts a while. I can easily get my whole first floor done on one charge- maybe more if I was going quicker. You do need to conserve a little battery at the end for the self cleaning- if you run it until it’s dead, it will need to charge a little before you can run the self-clean. The bottle of solution it comes with will last a while too because you only use one cap-full at a time. I can’t think of anything I don’t love!

It's a good quality machine. I'm a lazy bum so I find it a little inconvenient to use, cleaning the rollers etc. I don't use it for gross spills. I fear the smell & cleaning. But for me who finds it difficult to mop due to back issues, it is easier to just push this in a straight line like a vacuum. It's lightweight, compact profile, and easy to use. Just a pain to clean. I'd buy it again. We have pets & never can keep the floor free of fur. That's another reason we bought it. It sucks up what's on the floor first then sucks up the dirty water. Win win.

3 times in my life that I have been so thrilled with a product I have to tell everyone. 1. Ninja blende 2. Weston heated coat, I live in Alaska 3. This Tineco i6. It is life changing. I have 2 dogs that shed non stop and a new construction home without grass. Dog prints on my new dark gray floor are constant. Trying g to vacuum and then mop is too much of a job for me. I had dual carpo tunnel surgery and I couldn't do either. This product is light weight and does an EXCELLENT job all at the same time. Can't say enough about it. Easy to assemble, easy to use, cleans even stuck on dirt, and easy to clean. Must have if you ha e dogs.

So based off my first time use ... I am obsessed! Total game changer !! This is my first time every using (and purchasing) a wet vacuum. Pros: -battery lasted the whole time I cleaned 1000 sq. ft. (Minus permanent furniture) -fast drying.. a huge plus !! -cleaned very well! Only had to pass over tough spots a couple of times -didn't leave any streaks on my tile or hardwood floors -lightweight, didn't break my back (I have a bad back) and it didn't make me break a sweat like traditional mopping usually does. -great suction, becareful around wires cause it will yank them quickly, but it did great picking up debris and pet hair -it seemed to do a little something when I ran it over my area rug. It did not leave it wet and it did not get caught/snag -works well around/along edges Cons: -it is a little bit bulky. So the head doesn't necessarily fit under low furniture (i.e. dresser). And although it lays completely flat the whole unit won't fit completely under low furniture (i.e. my bed frame). -takes some time getting used to handling it as it is somewhat powerful in self propelling -it seemed to only mop wet when pulling the machine backwards and would vacuum dry in the forward position. Not sure if this is a common thing with wet/dry vacuums as this is my first time ever using one.. not really even a con, Just something to get used to! Again, complete game changer and I would definitely recommend! Haven't used it on stairs yet and will report back if there are any negative issues with it in the future after consistent use. Love it, BUY IT!

I’ve been using this vacuum that also mops for a little while now, and overall I’m really impressed with the performance for the price. The suction is strong and it does a great job picking up dirt, dust, and debris — and the mop feature leaves my floors looking clean without streaks. It’s obvious this is a good quality machine for what you pay. The only downside for me is the weight — it’s a bit on the heavy side, which can make it slightly tiring to move around, especially up and down stairs. That said, once you start cleaning, it works great and gets the job done efficiently.

I have two different kinds of the Tineco Cordless mops and they both work excellent on hard wood floors One of them that is electronic tells me when the battery is getting low therefore, I Can charge it. It also tells me when the water is full or the clean water is empty, which is helpful That is my other tineco vacuum, but this one that is the breeze one, it doesn’t speak to you, but that’s not a problem. Besides, I used it before and it died on me in the middle of my mopping and I didn’t know that the batteries were low. The reason I bought this electric cordless mop is because my bona mop stick broke so I wanted to try an electric one, but one thing that I’m noticing about this one is that it takes double the time for me to mop all of my floors in my 1,500 square-foot house. It usually takes 10-15 minutes to mop with the bona mop while it takes close to 35 minutes to use the tineco one. I’m a busy mom with 3 young kids. I don’t have the time for doing that. So even though I have this one, I have not been using it very often just because it takes up a lot longer time for me to mop than my regular mop takes. I have to get my hands, wet and dirty with the bona mop , but I’m fine with that. And I like that with my Bona mop, I can add whatever kind of a cleaner to my bucket of water and use as much water as I want and I can make it as damp or as wet as I want, especially for hard stuck on messes made by my kids. It’s a lot easier to clean and a lot faster with my Bona mop than it is with this electric one. But I do like that this electric one sucks up spills, which is pretty cool even though I haven’t really used it to suck up any spills yet because it’s quicker for me to take a rag and wipe down the spill mop for one spill. The rest to assemble the mop… to make sure it’s clean and dry when putting it away for another mess With this electric mop, it’s now recommended to use and the other cleaner besides their brand which I respect that even though I don’t like it because I like to use Pine-Sol or other cleaners, but I will not use it for this one because it will damage the motor I’ve done that in the past by adding essential oils to my Humidifier and the instruction said not to and I damaged it so I learned my lesson there and I will not use a different cleaner to add into the clean water tank so it does not damage the motor Even though some people do recommend that you could use another cleaner, but you have to thoroughly clean out the water tank and the motor will clean running water, but I don’t trust that approach. I try spring, some Lysol and other natural cleaners on the ground, and I’ve tried making the roller head more wet with the cleaner on it just so it can get the stuck on messes off faster. It partially worked, but not too much because the vacuum sucks up the moisture from the roller. I’ve had some construction going on in my house and people walking in and out of the house with their shoes on therefore making the floors extra dirty. I have not used this vacuum for that because I know the floors are filthy compared to day so I go back to using the That I borrowed from my mom’s Since mine broke. The Bona mop, not that I’m trying to advertise it. I just like the fact that I can rinse with my own hands, the mob head and put as much water on it as I need depending on which room cleaning my dining room On the ground stuck on the bedrooms I can clean with a damp mop head and quick. Compared to this electric cordless tineco vacuum. But I do like it for easy clean ups but not my go to for quick heavy messy floors if I’m in a hurry or want to use it when kids are sleeping because it’s kinda loud. I also have a lot of tile floors in my house and it does not clean well in between the grout because it doesn’t reach that far. That’s why another reason I’d like to use my bona mop is because I can push down with my foot on the bona mop if there’s a stuck stain in between the grout and it comes off right away.