It may depend on which direction you wrap it and how tight the cable is when you wrap it. With my cords I tend to do a looser wrap to preserve the integrity.
6:33 I love how dogs are. They just see a silly man talking in a strange language to a machine that makes a scary noise and have no idea whats going on and just want to be petted.
Neat machine, not too fond of the idea of replacing the roller every six months but what can you do? The UK plug, with its benefits the one draw back is the hefty size as it can probably equate to the large 240 V or 120/240 V dryer or stove plugs we have here in Canada and the US. For my hard floors I use my Rainbow with the wet hard floor attachment. Not too often do I use it but it works relatively well. Part of the reason is the setup and storage of the various components but I like it for a true clean.
I never bought one of these because I was always concerned about if the mop roller would start stinking and smelling funky. I also have textured linoleum so I am not sure if it would work so good on my floor.
The crosswave works very well, but I can’t say from experience that the crosswave does smell sometimes. I like to suck up something that smells good to get rid of the smell, and just clean it every couple uses
Nelle televendite in Italia la persona che fa la dimostrazione mette il filtro epa sotto il rubinetto lo lava tutto poi lo reinstalla e fa partire subito la macchina,ma davvero si può fare una cosa del genere?e il motore?
I see Rug Doctor has just released a new hard floor/carpet combi cleaner - the *_FlexClean_* All-In-One Floor Cleaner. I wonder how that might compare to this... 🤔
@@ibaisaic Aha, RugDoctor are still describing it on their website as their "latest hard floor cleaner" so I assumed it was relatively new! "Latest" clearly doing a lot of heavy lifting here...
Probably because it says in the instruction book and I quote: “Note: This product is intended for hard floor use only. Do not use on carpet or area rugs.”
I have never encountered long hair so I can’t answer that, but I’ve never had anything wrap itself around the rollers of all the floor washers I have used.
I bought the original Crosswave because of your review and it's an amazing tool for cleaning my kitchen floor.
Me too! I do love it but so noisy!
Ready for takeoff
I don’t know why manufacturers don’t supply those extra few inches of cable so that the plug hangs over the top cord hook.
It may depend on which direction you wrap it and how tight the cable is when you wrap it. With my cords I tend to do a looser wrap to preserve the integrity.
£/$/€ probably. If you add up the difference over a million units it would be significant, I imagine.
6:33 I love how dogs are. They just see a silly man talking in a strange language to a machine that makes a scary noise and have no idea whats going on and just want to be petted.
Feel like headlights are even more essential for these floor cleaners. They would help a lot
I would like to know : I was wondering which is better for hard floors the hf2 or the crosswave C3 ? Which brush is better?
Neat machine, not too fond of the idea of replacing the roller every six months but what can you do? The UK plug, with its benefits the one draw back is the hefty size as it can probably equate to the large 240 V or 120/240 V dryer or stove plugs we have here in Canada and the US. For my hard floors I use my Rainbow with the wet hard floor attachment. Not too often do I use it but it works relatively well. Part of the reason is the setup and storage of the various components but I like it for a true clean.
What type of solution can i use on this to remove film from laminate floors?
Thanks for vid. I have superior solution but they say in the booklet using other solution is harmful?
You can use whatever solution you like, but if it causes any damage to your machine, Bissell won’t honour the warranty.
I never bought one of these because I was always concerned about if the mop roller would start stinking and smelling funky. I also have textured linoleum so I am not sure if it would work so good on my floor.
The crosswave works very well, but I can’t say from experience that the crosswave does smell sometimes. I like to suck up something that smells good to get rid of the smell, and just clean it every couple uses
@@Jack-t5y Ah OK. Maybe for the self clean rinse, put some enzymatic shampoo or fragrance cleaner in the container to rinse the roller with.
are all boxes sealed with plastic wrapping? Mine wasnt and was faulty, seem used
Which one would you choose between this model and the shark or tineco?
The Bissell.
@@ibaisaicThanks for answering. If it is not too much to ask, can you elaborate why?
@@ioankaraivanov4971 Because I prefer a mains powered machine that won’t run out of charge during cleaning.
You still have the Shark IONFLEX?
I bought it for my Mum who still uses it.
Nelle televendite in Italia la persona che fa la dimostrazione mette il filtro epa sotto il rubinetto lo lava tutto poi lo reinstalla e fa partire subito la macchina,ma davvero si può fare una cosa del genere?e il motore?
I see Rug Doctor has just released a new hard floor/carpet combi cleaner - the *_FlexClean_* All-In-One Floor Cleaner.
I wonder how that might compare to this... 🤔
Not new at all if it’s the same one in this video. ruclips.net/video/OBurB1kkXNI/видео.html
@@ibaisaic Aha, RugDoctor are still describing it on their website as their "latest hard floor cleaner" so I assumed it was relatively new!
"Latest" clearly doing a lot of heavy lifting here...
How come no one tried Hf2 (hard floor 2) on carpets? 🤔
Probably because it says in the instruction book and I quote: “Note: This product is intended for hard floor use only. Do not use on carpet or area rugs.”
If you encounter long hair while cleaning the floor, will it get stuck in the roller?
I have never encountered long hair so I can’t answer that, but I’ve never had anything wrap itself around the rollers of all the floor washers I have used.
Thanks for replying lol
I don’t know why it needs a cordless plug
In the sink??? 💀
I have no problem in pouring stuff down the sink as I don’t eat out of it, or do any washing up in it either.