BLACK+DECKER Steam Mop, White (HSM13E1)
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A redhead in the south
Greater than one weekIt’s wonderful for a small place but if you have a large place like I do, 3000 sqft buy the larger version. But it does clean well. It only came with one pad so please know although washable make sure you grab some extra pads.
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ERIC MITCHELL
> 3 dayBought this to replace a different model that stopped working. Like this one much better, really puts out a good steam.
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Rick Vazquez
> 3 dayDo not buy this product unless you live in a 600 ft² home. The cord is way too short, The part that holds the water is very small, The product is slightly heavier than I thought it would have been. Just not the product I would spend money on ever again.
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Zest
> 3 dayI got this steam mop to try. The biggest complaint I have is the power cord. It is too short for me to move around. As a result, I bought an power extension cable. Another feedback is please throw in extra mop or offer the mop to be purchased separately. I hope the manufacture take the feedback and fix it in the next hardware revision. On the positive side, the mop works well. It heats up and can easily mop through wood floor/tile floor.
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E.penname
> 3 dayShould have had at least two pads. Otherwise 5-star
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Kindle Lover
> 3 dayI have had better steam mops. The cord is long, thick and heavy. It doesnt maneuver very well and the pads are flimsy and already coming apart. I expected better from this brand. Not impressed at all.
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Ana
> 3 dayThe place where you add the water could be a little bigger.
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Haven
> 3 dayIs a good mop but the cord is kind of short. Other than that a good product for the price!
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Mark saldana
> 3 dayThis thing has so many problems it’s hard to start but the main two that make this a return is no place to store the cord because they only put one hook on it and the cord is only 12 feet long. Even too short for my small home. It’s getting returned.
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Ila0530
> 3 dayWorked for a good month and then stopped. I poured in vinegar to help decalcify and then started using distilled water. That did the trick. (For now). We’ll see if it continues to work…