Home-tek HT824

We have solid and laminate wood floors in our home and would spend an amazing amount of time having to rub marks off it with a cloth\ baby wipe and a couple of times a week with a mop. We originally had one of those stringy mops where all the little bits of materials splay out but it was a real chore filling the bucket, adding whatever was under the sink, never sure whether it was all that suitable for wooden floors etc. If the mop was left curled up and stuck back in the garage it tended to get pretty smelly pretty quickly. My wife ordered this steam mop online and it arrived within a few days. It took less than a minute to put it together and ...  Read the complete review

I have Solid wooden floors in two downstairs rooms and laminate flooring in another two all sealed I'm guessing unsealed floors shouldn't use this though. With three kids (12, 10, 3) and me being a little clumsy I seemed to be constantly mopping up crayon, sauce, tea stains etc. I have neck and shoulder problems and find using a mop which requires wringing and elbowgrease very difficult. I'm a bit of a gadgetaholic and after seeing this demonstrated on a TV shopping channel I was convinced it would be perfect for me. I thought it was a little expensive once P & P was added so price compared on line and got it from duck.co.uk with free delivery for ...  Read the complete review