iFLOOR 5 Breeze Complete Wet Dry Vacuum Cordless Floor Washer, One-Step Cleaning for Hard Floors, Edge Clean, Auto Self-Cleaning, Lightweight & Cordless Design

I've had this machine nearly a year, so here's my experience. First, I live in a large house with what feels like about an acre of floor tile. I have an average-sized foyer with a hallway leading into a large kitchen with attached dinette area, going back through another hallway into a powder room. Plus - a first-floor laundry room and an oversized bathroom in the first-floor master suite. Upstairs, I have two more average-sized bathrooms. Having to first vacuum all that square footage and then using a bucket and mop for all that tile used to take me around 2 hours - if I was quick. It was hot and sweaty work, and I never really felt the floors were clean using a mop dipped into dirty water. After watching video after video on YouTube - and with Prime day sweetening the deal with a deep discount - I took the plunge and bought the 2-in-1 cordless model. It's described as the "BMW" of vacuum mops by reviewers on YouTube, and they're not kidding. Opening the box feels like unpacking a giant iPhone; even the packaging material is top-notch. Every piece of this unit is made with high-quality plastic with rubber seals, ingeniously designed and very well-made. (PRO TIP: take pictures or video with your phone as you unpack - you may need to have to repack it later - I'll explain below.) I now have every square inch of my tile floors vacuumed and cleaned in less than 1/2 hour without breaking a sweat. Every inch is washed with fresh water/cleaning solution, and my floors have never looked or felt cleaner. However, there are some things to know about this machine before you buy it. I won't even call them "cons", just some pointers: 1. I wish this came in a corded model. I'd much rather work around a long cord than always having to hustle through the job before it loses its charge. (PRO TIP: move all of your furniture and area rugs off the floor before you start so you can move through the rooms quickly without wasting precious seconds on the battery charge.) 2. A full charge lasts me about 24 minutes. BUT - it's important you finish the job before you drop below 20% charge; once you're below 20%, it will not let you do the self-cleaning cycle. 3. The self-cleaning cycle. Do not think you're done after the self-cleaning cycle. Like a BMW, this machine is very sensitive with compact parts, and it needs to be THOROUGHLY cleaned by disassembling the wastewater tank, removing the cover and the brush, and washing each part meticulously and wiping down the machine. If it's not squeaky-clean after each use, crap will gunk up REAL fast and start growing mold and mildew. 4. Because of the necessary post-cleanup, all the videos and photos showing people standing on a pristine floor using this machine to sweep up spilled cereal or an entire plate of spilled spaghetti are completely insane. Yes, I understand they're just trying to illustrate what the machine can do, but honestly, WHY would you gunk up your machine with spaghetti and sauce when in literally less than one minute you can scoop it all up with a paper towel and spray and wipe the whole area down with Fantastic? Otherwise you'd be spending at least a half-hour cleaning spaghetti out of your machine. DO NOT DO THIS. 5. Be aware that it'll take around 4 hours for a full recharge. ********SERVICE ALERT********** After not even 12 uses, the machine started to seriously malfunction; while cleaning the floors, it kept slipping into "self-cleaning" mode, shooting cleaning solution everywhere. I had to carefully re-pack the unit and send it back for servicing. They paid the shipping and the cost of the repair, and it was fixed and returned within about 10 days. Knock on wood, it's been working well ever since. FINAL THOUGHTS: I'll be honest, even if this thing lasted only 1 year and I had to keep buying a new one every year, for me it would still be worth it. Cleaning the floors with this machine is a joy, my floors have never been cleaner, and the cleanup afterward, once you get the hang of it, really takes only about 5 minutes or so. This is a definite BUY!

So far, I’m loving this wet dry vac. It’s not really meant for deep cleaning; it’s more for everyday cleaning to prevent your floor from becoming gross. It needs to be cleaned after use or it will smell, but that’s really easy to do. Dump and rinse the dirty water tank, and you’re set for your next cleaning adventure.

First, I'd like to say that I am replacing a Bissell Crosswave (1785A) and most of my review of the Tineco S5 is in comparison to the Bissell. I wasn't happy with the edge cleaning or room transitions of the Bissell. And if I went too quickly, it would spit water out when the mop was extended and I pulled it back. I wasn't always happy with the cleaning of the Bissell in general as it seemed to leave dirty tracks quite often even after going over it repeatedly. Full disclosure, I don't clean the floor as often as I should, so the Bissell has quite a job to do. I also probably should have replaced the roller over time, but I cleaned it by hand each use and fully dried it, and it still looks like new. And I am a vinegar solution user, which is said to be a no-no, but after years of vinegar with the Bissell, I noticed no issues with the vinegar solution on the Bissell. I was just about to order a new filter and new rollers for the Bissell and got a wild hair to try something else. I opted for the Tineco S5. I really wanted the corded Steam version, but it didn't edge clean, so opted for this one. With the first use of the Tineco S5, I did vacuum first because it's spring and it's been raining and there are muddy dog prints, which were still there after vacuuming. I used the Bissell 3 days ago and cleaned the whole machine (roller, dirty water and innards of the vacuum) and went over the floor a second time and it appears that the dirt just got redistributed around the floor and it looked terrible. So the Tineco had a pretty dirty floor to clean. What I like!: Noise: The Tineco is much quieter than the Bissell. In fact most people complain that the audio prompts are too loud, but I found it hard to understand what it was telling me, so will likely up the volume in the future if I think that's useful. General cleaning: I think the Tineco S5 did a great job! I feel like it's fully clean and with less effort than I've been using with the Bissell. There were no residual tracks left by the machine, the floor dried quickly and I didn't need to go over each spot nearly as often to get it clean. I did use the included Tineco cleaner and I don't notice any residue, but I will go back to a vinegar solution if I find the Tineco soap begins to leave a residue like the Bona cleaner did. Edge cleaning: I am very happy with the edge cleaning. Yes, it only cleans on one edge, and that's disappointing, but it worked well for me with just the one side and I only had to approach an edge from the other direction a couple of times in order for the right side of the machine to be at the edge. Transitions: It still wasn't perfect at room transitions (raised strips in doorways), but I was able to push the vacuum up to the transition and get it clean without leaving a bunch of water and clumps of wet dog hair like the Bissell. Ease of use: I seemed to clean the areas much faster than with my old Bissell because it's constantly outputting water. I didn't find I had to go over a spot nearly as often to pick up the dirt and it left the floor drier with each pass than the Bissell would - maybe go over a muddy footprint 2-3 times total with the Tineco rather than 5-6 and then again 3-4 times to dry it with the Bissell. Roller: I think the Tineco roller does a much better job at cleaning the floor and not leaving an uneven layer of water behind. I always thought my laminate plank floors were warped the way the Bissell left water on the floor, but I didn't get that at all with the Tineco and the water was evenly damp and left no residual marks from the wheels or the roller anywhere on my floors! Battery life: Yes, the battery does take a long time to charge, but within an hour of unboxing, it was at 75% and I took it for a spin. I did my large kitchen, a hallway and small bathroom all in about 20 minutes and was down to 38% after cleaning the floor and going through the self cleaning mode, so I should be able to do all of the floors I already cleaned, plus the mud room, master bedroom and large bathroom and run the self-cleaning mode all in a single charge. If not, I can certainly break up the cleaning and won't be that disappointed in having to wait for a recharge. Clean up: While the self cleaning mode is just ok, I still hand clean the roller, tanks and base of the machine, which it states clearly to do on the box. Why anyone would leave the dirty tank on the machine and be surprised at the smell that develops is beyond me. But the design of the Tineco makes cleaning easier and faster as there are fewer places behind the roller where hair and other debris gets hung up. I think the self-cleaning mode helps to remove hair and debris from the roller and the machine, making clean up less of a chore. And the included brush helps a bit with cleaning the filter, the dirty tank, and the port to the dirty tank. I always replace the roller after cleaning out everything and run the vacuum to suck as much water from the roller as possible, then remove the roller again to let it air dry; and still did this with the Tineco. I didn't replace the clean water tank during this process because I didn't want water flowing to the roller when I was trying to spin it dry. It seemed to work to remove excess water from the roller as there was more water in the dirty tank, so that worked fine. But the label on the machine says that the "brush" (roller?) shouldn't be submerged or rinsed, yet the instruction manual says to rinse the brush roller. I rinsed it, soaped it, rinsed it thoroughly and spun it dry on the machine so it will dry faster. Voila. What I didn't like (but aren't deal breakers)!: Tank capacity: When I was going through the self-cleaning mode, I ran out of clean water and then the dirty tank was full, so I had to stop twice during the self-cleaning mode to fill the clean tank and empty the dirty tank. I rarely had to refill the clean tank and never had to empty the dirty tank on the Bissell midway through my cleaning of the same area, so it's a little disappointing to have the smaller tank capacities. Cleaning sensor(?): As another reviewer commented, the readout never showed that the floor was dirty, so I had to manually turn on the Max cleaning mode in the dirty paw print traffic area. I noticed where I didn't have the Max cleaning on in that dirtier area, I had to go over it a second time to get the footprints up, so the Max mode was definitely needed in that area, but it didn't go into Max on its own. But I don't need a machine to do my thinking for me about where the extra dirty areas are, so I'm fine with pushing the button for the Max cleaning when I need it. Suction only mode: Apparently this model may not have a suction only mode, which is helpful if you happen to leak water on the floor while cleaning or when spinning the roller dry. It wasn't clear to me (and still isn't by the manual) whether the S5 has a Suction-only mode, so that is disappointing if it doesn't. It may be that you have to shell out more $$ on the Pro or Smart (Blue) model to get the Suction only version. I didn't feel like putting everything back together before it's dry to see if there is a Suction Only mode, but if there isn't, I will continue to remove the clean water tank to get suction only. So there. Summary: I think this is a fine machine and the Tineco S5 did a better job of cleaning my floors with less effort than before! I could get it directly from Tineco for cheaper than I bought it on Amazon, but in case I hated it right out of the box, I opted for Amazon - even though I believe I would have to work with Tineco directly if I had used it and wanted to return it, so that's food for thought. I would say that I was very happy with the performance of the Tineco and have no regrets with this purchase. If I find any other issues with the machine down the road, I will update my review.

Buen producto. Limpia bien, peso liviano. Moderno y Buen diseño

Tengo 1.5 años con ella y hasta el momento todo bien. Creo que definitivamente es un buen producto. Lo único “malo” es que tuvo un detallito , no sé por qué no quería arrancar, pero vi en TikTok que era una falla común y al ponerle un pedacito de cinta en el sensor, funcionó como siempre. Si funciona mucho mejor usando el líquido con el que viene (y huele delicioso) pero se me hace muy caro. Apenas compraré mi primer kit de repuestos, ya que los dos rodillos que trae incluido me duraron bien para este tiempo. En general una buena compra, poco mantenimiento y buena función. Si comprara otra sería un modelo más reciente solo por el hecho de que esta no puedes inclinarla al 100% para meterla bajo los sillones o muebles y los modelos más recientes si, pero la marca me agradó.

excelente producto me encanto es de excelente calidad y es idéntico a la imagen

Made my life easy

We love our new Tineco wet dry vacuum. With four dogs in the house it doesn’t take long for the house to be covered in dirt and dog hair. The vacuum handles the cleaning without any problem. I can do the whole house 2100sq ft on one charge and dumping the dirty water a couple of times. It cleans muddy footprints with ease. It’s easy to clean afterwards just give the roller and dirty water tank a quick rinse then put it in the storage tray and hit the cleaning button and it cleans up the machine.