Can you please make sure to do all tests on the same floor? Cleaning oats on the tile, with grooves where the grout is will be a lot tougher than on smooth hardwood! Thanks for your reviews!
I also have a labrador dog that sheds like crazy! My Dyson just does not do the job well, so I am thinking of either the Tineco s7 steam or the s5. Prices here in Australia are around $1,200. Which out of these would you recommend for this?
I've owned every Crosswave model and recently got the Omni. The suction power is amazing. I just wish Bissell would stop changing the filters between models.
Can you test them over oily floors, spilled oil, dried up oil that turns sticky. And syrup. Followed by touch test after if floor is still oily or sticky.
Is Shark going to come out with a wet dry steam vac for hard floors, similar to the Bissell Crosswave Hydrovac and the Tineco s5 steam vac? All with cords? Also is there a youtube video comparing the Tenico and Bissel's steam wetdry vacs for hard floors?
Can it remove stains that cannot be removed without scratching, such as dried milk and coffee stains? I am currently using a classic mop and if I put boiling water in it, it makes it clean. So what is the result in this? Is it successful on dried stains? It's still 2024. Should you buy the classic mop?
They may be able to, it depends on the stain. But it will probably require the max power and multiple passes. Basically the only ones capable of making quick work of the very dry stains are the ones using steam like the Tineco S7/S5 Steam, Bissell Crosswave Hydrsteam or Shark steam mop. But they either have a cord no provide enough power to generate steam or they're cordless like the S7 Steam but can only use steam for 10-15 minutes before dying.
Hi! If you have two long hair dogs, as a mop it is VERY EFFECTIVE but it will eventually get clogged but the updated catch system on the tank is effective are seperating the hair. As a result maintenance is key. As a vac, you want to go with an upright or powerful cordless. At the moment I use a shark vertex, Dyson v12, and Tineco stretch s6 but it changes monthly for me
Thanks for the video, interested in getting one of these as i have all hard floors at home, but i also have alot of rugs, do i need a separate cordless vac for rugs or can these devices do it all?
Hi! I did a comparison with the top sub $300 wet dry mops and honestly, for all purpose rug and mop, only the bissell crosswave omniforce is what I would consider a good vacuum and a good mop. I have a number of GREAT mops but ok vaccums though. . Check it out my comparison here: ruclips.net/video/mKHi-wDgypM/видео.html
Hello Dear DAVE WE HAVE BIG TRUBLE IN CHOSE FOR THE BEST PERFORMANCE IN CLEANING VAC MOP. BECAUSE WE HAVE MANY CHILDREN WE CLEAN 4 time a Day PLEASE HELP US. WE LIKE ALSO CORDED And Steam THE QUALITY AND VELOCITY OF CLEANING MEANS FOR US
Tienco's all die without a lot of mileage on them. It's great this dude has a hard on for everything Tineco - but let's talk longevity here. I have gone through 6 Tinecos in 2.5 years (buy a new one, return the one that died too soon after the return window ends). I just can't trust Tineco products. Anyone have Roborock and can speak for its longevity?
Err the Tineco S5 isn't going to be better than this roborock as it lacks hot water cleaning and hot air drying as well as every other high-end features like dual edge cleaning and LEDs. The Roborock can be purchased at $299 currently so even if it's not as good as the S7 Stretch, it's still better than every other cleaners that aren't the Tineco S7 Pro/S6 Stretch or Dreame H14 Pro. However the way the roborock wheels are designed is dumb because debris can easily get stuck into the gaps, as seen in the video.
I like all these nice features but Bissell always comes as a reliable one to me. I’m pretty satisfied about built quality, easy to use preferences and performance of my Bissell machines.
Thanks for comparing the roborock to different wet dry vacs. It's so hard to figure out if the new features are worth it.
Nice video! DREAME has a new H14 Pro. Will you be reviewing that one?
I would love to see a review of the narwal s10 pro and how it compares
Can you please make sure to do all tests on the same floor? Cleaning oats on the tile, with grooves where the grout is will be a lot tougher than on smooth hardwood! Thanks for your reviews!
hi! I ran both tests on both floors, multiple times. I wish I had a big studio though as I would just build out the floors. 🙂
Thanks for your review, between all of them , does the s7 pro the best ?
Is the dreame h14 better than the roborock?
I also have a labrador dog that sheds like crazy! My Dyson just does not do the job well, so I am thinking of either the Tineco s7 steam or the s5. Prices here in Australia are around $1,200. Which out of these would you recommend for this?
Will you review the new Bissell crosswave omniforce?
And compare between other wet vac from e.g Tineco? 🤞🙏
Hi! We are testing the bissell now and should be up in a few days.
I've owned every Crosswave model and recently got the Omni. The suction power is amazing. I just wish Bissell would stop changing the filters between models.
@@TheFrenchGlowdid you end up doing a comparison video?
Hi, love your videos 😊 can you tell me if the roller for the tineco s7 pro will fit the tineco s6 stretch? Are they the same size etc. Thanks
Which vacuum cleaner is the best in your opinion?
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I see that when you mop, it leaves a pattern of thin lines on the floor. Did you notice that? Is this normal on all mop vacs? Does it ever go away?
Can you test them over oily floors, spilled oil, dried up oil that turns sticky. And syrup. Followed by touch test after if floor is still oily or sticky.
For that, you're better off going with a steam mop
Hello, thx for the video. I am not an english native speaker. Did you find s6 strech better than roborock flexi pro? Thanks
Hi! Yes, the stretch s6 will outperform the flexi pro
Is Shark going to come out with a wet dry steam vac for hard floors, similar to the Bissell Crosswave Hydrovac and the Tineco s5 steam vac? All with cords? Also is there a youtube video comparing the Tenico and Bissel's steam wetdry vacs for hard floors?
Thanks, I'm looking this video
Can it remove stains that cannot be removed without scratching, such as dried milk and coffee stains? I am currently using a classic mop and if I put boiling water in it, it makes it clean. So what is the result in this? Is it successful on dried stains? It's still 2024. Should you buy the classic mop?
They may be able to, it depends on the stain. But it will probably require the max power and multiple passes.
Basically the only ones capable of making quick work of the very dry stains are the ones using steam like the Tineco S7/S5 Steam, Bissell Crosswave Hydrsteam or Shark steam mop. But they either have a cord no provide enough power to generate steam or they're cordless like the S7 Steam but can only use steam for 10-15 minutes before dying.
question, we have 2 shedding dogs, how is it with pet hair??? and can you use just the vacuum feature? or is it only vacuum and mop??
Hi! If you have two long hair dogs, as a mop it is VERY EFFECTIVE but it will eventually get clogged but the updated catch system on the tank is effective are seperating the hair. As a result maintenance is key.
As a vac, you want to go with an upright or powerful cordless. At the moment I use a shark vertex, Dyson v12, and Tineco stretch s6 but it changes monthly for me
Thanks for the video, interested in getting one of these as i have all hard floors at home, but i also have alot of rugs, do i need a separate cordless vac for rugs or can these devices do it all?
Hi! I did a comparison with the top sub $300 wet dry mops and honestly, for all purpose rug and mop, only the bissell crosswave omniforce is what I would consider a good vacuum and a good mop. I have a number of GREAT mops but ok vaccums though. . Check it out my comparison here: ruclips.net/video/mKHi-wDgypM/видео.html
Tineco sells combo units. I believe the newest one is the Switch. I purchased the S7 Combo since it’s basically an S7 Pro unit.
Hello Dear DAVE WE HAVE BIG TRUBLE IN CHOSE FOR THE BEST PERFORMANCE IN CLEANING VAC MOP. BECAUSE WE HAVE MANY CHILDREN WE CLEAN 4 time a Day PLEASE HELP US. WE LIKE ALSO CORDED And Steam THE QUALITY AND VELOCITY OF CLEANING MEANS FOR US
Hi could you review the Dreame H14 or 13 pro
Tienco's all die without a lot of mileage on them. It's great this dude has a hard on for everything Tineco - but let's talk longevity here. I have gone through 6 Tinecos in 2.5 years (buy a new one, return the one that died too soon after the return window ends). I just can't trust Tineco products.
Anyone have Roborock and can speak for its longevity?
Err the Tineco S5 isn't going to be better than this roborock as it lacks hot water cleaning and hot air drying as well as every other high-end features like dual edge cleaning and LEDs. The Roborock can be purchased at $299 currently so even if it's not as good as the S7 Stretch, it's still better than every other cleaners that aren't the Tineco S7 Pro/S6 Stretch or Dreame H14 Pro.
However the way the roborock wheels are designed is dumb because debris can easily get stuck into the gaps, as seen in the video.
Bro, your constant change of perspective is just annoying
I like all these nice features but Bissell always comes as a reliable one to me. I’m pretty satisfied about built quality, easy to use preferences and performance of my Bissell machines.