Post Type: Purchase Advice (U.S.) If you haven't already, please edit your post to include: Budget - Give a price range! Flooring types & other cleaning needs Thank you for visiting r/VacuumCleaners . To get the most out of your post, be sure it follows the post guidelines on the sidebar. This comment will include information on some frequently discussed topics just in case your post pertains to them. Otherwise, feel free to ignore the below links. Helpful Links: Recommended Budget Vacuum Cleaners (U.S. Market, November 2022) Recommended Buy-It-For-Life Vacuum Cleaners (U.S. Market, November 2022) Recommended Secondary Vacuum Cleaners - Stick Vacs, Cordless Models, etc. (U.S. Market, November 2022) Find the Right Type of Vacuum (Flow Chart) - IF YOU'RE NEW, START HERE Miele Canister Guide (U.S. Market, May 2020) Differences between SEBO Felix, SEBO Dart, and Karcher CV300 Guide to Canister Tools: Suction-Only, Combo, Turbine/Turbo and Electric/Power/Motorized Nozzles Reviews by /r/VacuumCleaners Users I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns. More on reddit.com

I prefer to call these vacuum/mop combos or vac-mops because when I say wet/dry vacuum I think of shop vacs. Vac-mops do lift stains and they are more work to clean up after you are done. If you don't clean the vac-mop properly after each use you can get mold. Vac-mops can only wet clean hard floors, they cannot dry vacuum, they cannot do rugs, and they have no attachments for couches or anything above the floors. Since you hate cleaning I'm going to advise against getting a vac-mop. Their use is too limited and there are options with much less cleanup. I think you'd be best off with a regular vacuum and a spray mop. You'll want a regular vacuum to clean the hard floors most of the time and a spray mop since it's the least amount of cleanup. Normally a canister vacuum like a Miele C1 would be great but canisters are not as grab and go as other vacuums. I think you should look at a LG CordZero Kompressor $399 and a Bona Spray Mop $41. I think this will best fit your cleaning preferences. The advantage of a spray mop is the cleanup, just throw the mop pads in the washer. Spray mops are quick, cordless, and battery-free. They don't work well for heavy soils but they'll get up coffee stains. If you get a cordless vacuum, be sure to get one with replaceable batteries and a hepa filter. The LG CordZero Kompressor and Samsung Jet 90 are very good values, for the price of a Dyson V8 both the LG and Samsung give you 2 powerheads, 2 batteries, and a charging stand. More on reddit.com

I have a tineco s5 pro and it works amazing, didn’t clean my tile floors for weeks due to construction, and they were so damn clean after using the s5. I did the damp paper towel test and it left nothing behind. I have two German shepherds so plenty of dirty paw prints. I use RO water in my tank because I’m on hard ass well water. I recently ordered a dyad pro, should be here today, I only ordered it because I got the $350 off coupon for the roborock s8 pro when that release in may. I’ll probably return the s5 since I have the dyad pro now. After an initial deep clean with the s5 I can clean my whole house with the s5 on auto with 40% battery left. I vacuum my house before using it because of dog hair, even though the s5 can vacuum it up, I don’t want it clogging it up with hair. You should order a tineco s3, literally the same thing as the s5. I have a corded bissell crosswave and it was just annoying having to add the water to the roller with a button as you go. I think dreametech and tineco are the same thing, the h12 pro looks like the new tineco s7, with edge to edge cleaning and warm air drying. More on reddit.com

Blissey is definitely worth its Nacli, but most competitive players use Chansey with eviolite to boost its special defense higher than Blissey's. These appliances are vacuum-mop combos they are supposed to clean hard floors. They cannot dry vacuum hard floors and they cannot dry vacuum rugs or carpets. I don't recommend any of the cordless vac-mops because they have less power and usually have fixed batteries that wear out. Tineco products have been unreliable and unrepairable, I don't recommend any Tinecos. None of the vacuum-mops have a hose or tools they only clean hard floors. Bissell Crosswave #2211W $129. The vac-mop that really started this craze. It will vacuum and mop hard floors but the more dirt and debris on the floor the muddier and messier the dirty tank gets. It can "refresh" carpets and rugs which means it wet wipes them. Hoover Streamline FH46000V $199. The corded Streamline is the closest competitor to the Crosswave. It has better right-side edge cleaning than the Crosswave and cleaning the dirty tank is easier. There is a cordless Streamline that uses removable batteries but it's more expensive at $400. While both vac-mops will do what you are looking for both are loud and need to be thoroughly cleaned after each use or you will get mold and odors. Cleanup requires washing and drying the dirty tank, filter, brushroll, and powerhead behind the brushroll. The corded versions should last 2-4 years. The cordless Crosswave tends to break faster. I'd recommend dry vacuuming before using the Bissell or Hoover as the less solid debris the better the machines will do and be less messy afterwards. Remember dirt+water=mud. You will need a separate vacuum to clean carpets. Thoughts? More on reddit.com