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

Daughter had one so I bought it and wrote is it powerful in picking up dust and dirt off wood floors. The mop part works great too. The best part is how light weight it is yet suction of a real big vacuum.

I like the vacuum part. It has good suction. I also like that it is cordless . I don’t do well with cords. However, I do not like the cleaning pads when they get wet. They are too flimsy and tend to fold up causing it’s casing to scrape the floor. Friends said the same thing. Of course, it could be something I’m not doing correctly.

This vac / mop is fantastic!! I can’t believe how much debris it holds!! I’ve even purchased these for my daughter and daughter-in-law.

I wish I had bought it sooner!!! Saves so much time

Just that much better than your swifter

I love it. My mom has one and I need to get one myself. I do not recommend for mopping all your floors; however the vacuum suction is very powerful.

Doesn’t suction everything and battery dies after 10 min of use. It has to be fully charged to use which is really an inconvenience considering I have to do it every 10-15 minutes

First off, I have a Shark Vacuum that has served me exceptionally well for 5 years now. I do take care of it and the fact is for carpet it is outstanding. I wash the filters frequently and replace the filters from time to time when they seem to be less effective. You cannot beat it for carpet. Thank you Shark people! We recently moved to a home that has a conservatory that is carpeted and I have an area rug in the living room. The remainder of the home is hardwood floors and vinyl tile. While having that combination is a great addition to our lives, it does get soiled and needs cleaning with more than a vacuum. I studied the options and decided what is ideal for me. I am in my 70s but not a weakling, however vacuuming (the carpet vacuum cleaner is heavy for me, the wet mopping with a rag mop, and hauling a bucket of water is a huge challenge as I have about 1400 sq ft of hard floors. I wanted a light weight, no fuss alternative and by golly, this Shark light vacuum and wash is most efficient. I went to Shark first because I love the vacuum cleaner I bought 5 years The new Shark Wet/dry mop is a bit more expensive than the other brand on the market. But that is the only comparison with the other brand that the Shark light vac/wet mop does not win. I mean it folks, this light weight battery-operated product is right there ready to go in my kitchen, its easy to use, its efficient and I can clean right when the mess is made with NO HASSLE. I highly recommend it. There is no cord to struggle with, it charges easily in about four hours, and can do about half of the hard floor in my house at a time. Frankly, if you follow the instructions word for word you simply cannot lose. It has no moving parts. The only thing you need to replace are the cleaning pads. They have a built-in vacuum compartment in the pad. You do not have to touch the dirty pads, there is an ejector. There is some critical points stressed in several other reviews that I found easy to avoid: 1. I cant get my whole house done on one charge. Ans: As you learn what works best for you, youll pick up speed. Or if you have a big house, you can plan to do the wet/dry cleaning over several days. 2. I forget to reorder the pads and cleaner. Ans: Use subscribe and save! 3. It leaves streaks of grit or whatever I am cleaning. Ans: Remember that you need to do the dry vac FIRST before you make the pad wet. If your floors are REALLY mingen (Scottish for filthy) you may have to change pads midway in the wet clean. You probably know ahead of time when your floors are extra nasty. Its also easy to take the wet/dry outside and run the pad over concrete to pull off excessive large dirt, hair etc. I also have a lab mix dog and she sheds all year long here in the South. This simple appliance picks up the fur completely on the hard floors. This is neat, lightweight and easily handled.

My mom has had one for a few years and made me wanna buy one. I finally did and like it more than my bucket mop. Only downside is the battery doesn’t last as long as I would like. I have 3 kids and a dog and am constantly vacuuming up dirt, crumbs and hair.

Pros: -It is quick and easy to use. -It is very light weight -It is cordless and has a really cool magnetic charging adapter -Its good for smaller light jobs or for a quick cleanup like cleaning spills in the kitchen. Cons: -Leaves residue behind -Uses very expensive cleaner and pads really fast -Spreads dirt around -Mediocre vacuum Details: If you are are obsessed with clean floors you might not be thrilled with this product. Imagine how a sponge mop would work. As you make a pass with the mop you put the business end in the bucket to clean off the sponge. Then you ring it out to squeeze out excess water and soap. But here you have a cleaning pad that collects dirt as you go. On your first pass it gets really dirty and continues to get even dirtier with every pass. It spreads dirt around and leaves a residue behind. I went through 3 pads just cleaning a 200 sq ft area at my front door. So having used this the first time my observation is that you go through the cleaner really fast. They give you enough cleaner to fill the reservoir one time, which is about 1 liter. I used the whole thing in only 200 sq ft! The cleaning solution is not a concentrate that you add water to, instead, you just pour the whole thing in. A replacement bottle costs 10.00 for 2 liters. I only did my front entry way. So if I want to clean my dining room, kitchen, laundry room, bathrooms, and hallways this will get very expensive very fast. The vacuum was ok. I recommend vacuuming the area first with a vacuum cleaner if there is a lot of debris. This is kind like carpet shampooer, it is not vacuum cleaner but will vacuum up most of the cleaning solution. A minor issue was that I had no instructions included with mine, and that shouldnt happen. I used a search engine and found the instructions document on Sharks website. The first thing I saw when I looked at them is a message to read all instructions before using this product. If thats important then it is pretty lame to not include them. This unit is clearly designed to sell pads and cleaning solution. There is no reason why they should not be able to sell you a concentrate that you mix with water in a 1 liter bottle. It would also be better if the cleaning pads were reusable. Like put them in a washing machine and reuse them instead of filling up landfills with more plastic.