Shark Floor & Handheld Steam Cleaner, Steam Mop for Hard Floors with Klik n' Flip, Clean Tiles, Surfaces, Taps & Glass with Lift-Away, Garment Steamer & 5 Accessories, 2 Settings, Grey/White S6005UK

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Cleaning up your floor, and your walls can be a pretty hard task. Fortunately, there are a lot of tools out there that will allow you to make it so much easier. One of the tools that you can get to make cleaning up easier is a steam cleaner. Steam cleaners do make your life easier by helping you clean. But mind you, some are more high quality than the rest. One of the best steam cleaners out there that I can recommend to you is the Shark S6005UK. Once you’re all set up, you’re ready to start cleaning with steam. It’s a corded steam cleaner which means that you’ll need to be plugged in, preferably in the same room as where you’ll be cleaning. Steam cleaning the floor

It took barely any time at all for the steamer to heat up and be ready for use. Both the TOOLS and LO lights on the handheld unit were lit up in blue, so it was clear which settings I was using. What took a bit of figuring out, however, was how to get the steam coming out of the tool because, unlike when used as a floor cleaner, this was not automatic - a button on the handheld unit needed to be held down when in use. Also, make sure the water tank is fitted correctly and pushed into the unit securely, as a loosely fitted tank may leak.Most of the mops in our list are two-in-one models that also double up as handheld units for cleaning hobs and tiles.

There are three main types of steam cleaner. To help you choose the right one for your home, here’s all you need to know.The majority of steam cleaners come equipped with attachable accessories suited to an array of household chores. Standard steam mops that don’t have a detachable handheld unit usually only come with additional cleaning pads. Being lightweight, the steam mop was easy enough to lift through the door when it was dropped off on my doorstep – although a little bulky. Setting up Which? has a wealth of information on Britain's favourite brands. Every year we ask Which? members to tell us about the home appliances they own – from how likely they would be to recommend a brand, to how reliable the products are once they get them home.