Tineco iFLOOR 2 Complete Cordless Wet Dry Vacuum Floor Cleaner and Mop, One-Step Cleaning for Hard Floors, Great for Sticky Messes and Pet Hair

This works great for a quick cleanup but it doesn’t do a great job of picking up dried messes. It just doesn’t have the scrubbing power of a hand mop.

I have a one year old and a 6 year old. While the one year old is learning how to feed himself, our six year old cant eat over his plate to save his life. Which means I am stuck sweeping up food after almost every meal. Its hard to sweep up rice, fruits, and veggies. Wet food basically. I did a ton of research on wet dry vacuums. My first choice was the Bissell Crosswave. I read a lot of reviews stated how much people love it, but I also saw a ton of reviews that people had issues with them. My deciding factor was one review that stated cleaning all of the components took longer than actually cleaning up the mess. So the Crosswave was a no for me. I ended up finding the Tineco on TikTok. After watching demo videos I was sold. Its so convenient to just run it under the table after meal times, cleaning my bathroom floors are a lot less of a hassle. Cleaning the containers are super easy. I have been very please so far with this little vacuum. Originally I wanted the middle grade Tineco 3. My home isnt large(1200sq ft) so the smaller version made more sense. When we build a home I would like to upgrade later on. For now this is great!

I love this vacuum mop! It safes me so much time since its a two in one. Emptying it isnt a fun time, but thats with any wetvac. Make sure to clean it out after each use.

I have two dogs, one that happy pees. Everywhere. I use this to vacuum and mop my floors, and guess what. No pet odor. Its sleek, easy to use. Wonderful for keeping your house clean. Recommend!

It works fairly well but you literally have to fully disassemble and clean the parts and sponges every single use otherwise it will smell. It smells like dead fish and will squirt dead fish water on your floors the next time you use it unless you fully clean it out. If you have any longer hairs get sucked up into the vacuum they become twisted around the round mop brush, lodged in the base of the vacuum, or lodged in the in between parts that you cant reach. I even tried to sweep up all the hair before using it but it always found some to suck up and get stuck. It never really felt clean even when i took it all apart and cleaned it. It also definitely leaks when you turn it off, so be sure to set it on the little base they give you, but still, ew. Id rather do the two separate steps of vacuuming and mopping because it ends up being less steps and it actually gets the floors clean. This would be great if you had weekly cleaners already and just wanted it for a quick extremely light kitchen cleanup (and had someone else to clean it out) but for any other situation its really impractical.