Shark VM252 VACMOP Pro Cordless Hard Floor Vacuum Mop with LED Headlights, 4 Disposable Pads & 12 oz. Cleaning Solution, Charcoal Gray

I’m currently 8.5 months pregnant and have a 2 and 4 year old who demand snacks regularly and sneak them all over the house despite my best efforts. Our classic broom, mop, and cordless handheld vacuum just stopped being a practical option for me about a month ago because I can hardly bend down anymore. We live in a 900 sq ft ranch style duplex with all hardwood flooring and an HVAC system that is way too big for our unit, so dust spews out our vents like a leafblower. The VacMop is the single best, most convenient household item I think I could have purchased right now. It is super powerful, I just have to press a different button to switch to mop mode, and I don’t have small children pulling out the cord every time I try to vacuum. The run time is about 10 minutes but that’s enough time for me to cover the whole main level. Probably not ideal if you live in a house with tons of square footage. I run it after each meal, before bedtime, and after any craft/special activity cleanup - just sticking it back on the charger after each use. I never have to empty a filter or clean out a mop dispenser - it’s all contained in the same mop pad and drops into the garbage can with the push of a button. With frequency of use, one mop pad lasts several days. We went about a week without vacuuming/mopping while waiting for more mop pads to arrive, and I had to change the mop pad once during that first cleaning session (the floors were really bad). If you’re a zero waste person, you’ll probably want to stick with a mop with a reusable pad. Another review said they used warm water and Pinesol to save money rather than use the VacMop official mop solution. The official mop solution has a very mild smell and leaves the floor feeling really nice and clean - even where there was a sticky juice spill. There’s no leftover residue or stickiness. It works really well and you can use it sparingly enough that it lasts quite a while. Overall, I can’t think of how to make this product any better. A lot of my friends have robot vacuums which isn’t great for kids and they don’t have a mop function. This is cheaper and so much faster! Total approval from this very pregnant mom!

Love this. Bought 2 one for home and summer cabin

This thing is LEGIT!! My husband bought it for me as a surprise to make my life easier and at first I was skeptical as to wether I needed it. I already had a norwex mop (which I love), a roomba (which I love), and of course, a broom for sweeping in between roomba runs. Uh WOW! This thing makes cleaning up after meals/kids messes easy and fun! The kids love using it to help out and I find myself calling floor duty just so I can use it ;) Pros: -Easily maneuverable -Handy (always on when vacuuming) light for dark spaces (I love lamp light so taking this for a quick spin around the main level with wood floor is easy even when its dark! -Really great at getting everywhere and everything (except obvious big chunks and wet food even a broom would smear/that needs hand picking up. -SO QUICK AND EASY - This seriously is like 10xs faster than a broom. Think about it, there is one motion (forward) and youve cleaned that section of floor, no bending over for dustpan. PLUS, if you mop here and there as needed (I dont use the mop feature all the time because I have littles that could slip and fall, but also, because I have littles this is handy for clean up under the high chair etc before things get built up and need a major moping!) -Easy charge -Good size, not too big and doesnt take up a ton of room in the pantry (I had a swiffer wet jet and this thing is smaller and easier and MUCh more maneuverable. They dont even compare) Cons: -Your con if youre reading this is that YOU DONT HAVE ONE YET. Seriously, this is not a joke review, this is a Mom, who likes to maximaze her time as best she can do she can spend as little time cleaning (but still have a pretty home) and as much time with my kids - and someone who wants to teach her kids to clean as they go as well. So the con for you is that you dont have this. -In all seriousness, one con *could* be that you have to buy pad refills. I maybe use one a week or so, depending on how much I mop with it. I dont mop everyday, so its not a huge deal. If you just use this for the vacuum feature, youd be surprised how long it lasts without needing to be replaced. It holds a lot. So thats a pro, not a con.... BUT if you are an extremely green person and make your life more miserable to save the plannet, then this isnt for you. Go with a broom and a norwex mop. Youll spend a LOT more time in the kitchen, but you wont have the slight extra trash. Your call. So con is that it uses replaceable pads, if you find that a con. But a pro is that you dont have to replace them as much as youd think! For me, time is money, and the time this mopvac saves me is soooo valuable to me! -Con, if you use it for every meal, it might last a few days. Thats not a huge deal and its easy to charge sooooo. not a con to me. - Con, the pads are kind of hard to put back in. Im sure there is a video somewhere I havent looked for, but sometimes I have my husband do it because I cant figure it out. LOL. So thats really the only con for me, but if I really wanted to, I could fix because Im sure if I looked it up, it would be easy. In conclusion. Buy this. Buy it for your spouse, your friend or yourself. Its gold!

Very unlike Amazon, this vacuum arrived in a makeshift cardboard box that said Walmart on the outside. The product didnt fit well but they crammed it in. When I lifted it out, I thought it was a toy. Fast-forward and Ive used it every day for 2 weeks and I have to admit that I love it. I dont love having to buy the refill pads but Ive been buying Swiffer pads for years and these are much more versatile. I dont have great expectations for the lifetime of this little toy, but I still wouldnt want to give it up.

Overall, I really like this machine. However, the box contains limited cleaning pads and they’re pricey.