Cordless Cleaner Reviews

Tineco Ifloor on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Tineco-Cordless-Powerful-Lightweight-Self-Cleaning/dp/B07M5SND7X/ref=as_li_ss_tl?keywords=Tineco+Ifloor&qid=1556227920&s=gateway&sr=8-1-fkmrnull-spons&psc=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=cewhitebooks-20&linkId=ece36e848fdbe69c67431361dd38fda5&language=en_US

I am excited to be reviewing the new Tineco Ifloor! Its is a cordless wet dry vacuum, so basically it’s a cordless version of the Bissell Crosswave. We put it though a lot of tests and this video will be the results and our review, so links in the description for current prices and lets get started.

So first the basics. The Ifloor can be used to pick up dry material from hard floors or carpets like a regular vacuum, but its main use is for washing hard floors, whether for big nasty spills, or for regular light mopping jobs, basically its an electric mop that you don’t have to vacuum before using, since its also a vacuum.

It is cordless so you’ll want to charge it up, fill up the clean water tank with warm water and 1 cap of the included solution.
You press either the on button or the spot button which spins the brush faster, basically its a high power mode, you push the trigger which sprays the water- solution mix, make a few wet passes followed by a few passes without the trigger pressed to dry the floor.

Moving on to the tests. Starting with simple wet spills, it picked the grape juice up in one back and forth pass with no visible residue which was pretty impressive.

I then increased the thickness of the spills, picking up Thousand island dressing and yogurt, again the pickup ability was fantastic and there was very little residue for so few passes, in fact I think it did better than the crosswave in terms of residue at this point. For a super messy spill I used spagettios and its pickup was really good but it did require a number of passes to clear the area of residue. Though agin it was slightly better than the Bissell crosswave with regard to residue at this point.

We then did a test with dried on residue of mostly grape juice and v8 which were dried to a sticky hard consistency. Here the results depended on how fast I went and how much liquid was used. For example it took about 15 passes moving pretty fast with the larger dried spills but in the 1 tablespoon test it picked up all the material in 3 passes, technically the same as the others but I might even say that the Ifloor had the best showing after each pass, so its pretty good at cleaning tough stains.

I also did a real world test where I used it to clean actual dried spots on the studio floor. As I will discuss when we get to the negative stuff. I think this type of use is the best way to use the ifloor and it did really well, and was very easy to maneuver with its lightweight construction and of course being cordless helped as well.

A few other positive things about the Ifloor is the price in many ways the ifloor is a copy of the Bissell crosswave but its cordless, AND its quite a bit cheaper so that is a big plus.

I also like that it really only takes a capful of the solution to work instead of quite a bit of solution with the Bissell crosswave.

Its also a little quieter than the crosswave

With all they said lets move on to the negative stuff

The first thing I didn’t like is that if the water crosses the max line on the dirty water tank, you will hear a tone change and it will start leaking from the bottom of the unit, until you turn off the motor. The odd thing about this is that I never overfilled the clean water tank so you would think it wouldn’t max out the dirty water tank, I think the soap makes the water more bubbly and thus causes the the dirty water tp cross the max line faster. But even weirder is I didn’t even use any cleaning solution for the last 7 tests or so, only water, but still it would max out the dwt and start leaking once dirty water crossed the max line .

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