#Shark s1000 steam mop zip

Shark Steam Mop S1000, $99 at Target AustraliaĬlean all manner of hard floors using this Shark floor cleaning steam mop.

#Shark s1000 steam mop zip

Whether you’re in the market for a cheap model to zip around your home, a convertible unit you can use on everything from your windows to your oven, an all-in-one sweeping and mopping machine or just need convincing that steam mops work, we’ve rounded up our picks of the best steam mops for you to buy.

Euroflex Vapour-M2R Floor Steam Cleaner, $299 (down from $329) at The Good Guys.

Shark Steam and Scrub Mop S7001, $299 at Bing Lee.

Kärcher Steam Cleaner SC 3 EasyFix, $352.31 at Amazon Australia.

Bissell Steam Mop Select, $118 (down from $169) at Amazon Australia.

Shark Klik N’ Flip Steam Mop S6001, $299 at Big W.

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In addition, our shopping team read hundreds of customer reviews and looked at test results and ratings from product review sites to find the best steam mop from premium to budget to help you find the right one. To help you find the best steam mop for your needs and budget, we asked Daniel Grossi, National Sales Manager at Euroflex Australia, for his expert advice and recommendations on what to look for when buying a steam mop.

Our current pick is the Shark Steam Mop S1000, not only is it more affordable than other models, but it has earned a great reputation among shoppers with many saying it “cleans like a dream” and “changed life”. “Steam mops are more expensive than a mop and bucket, but the benefits outweigh the cost,” says Daniel Grossi, National Sales Manager at Euroflex Australia. Steam mops are a much more efficient means of attacking those stubborn bits of dirt on your hard surfaces, with the added benefit of killing germs and omitting the need to wipe down floors when you’re done.

It’s at this point that you usually have to bring out the ol’ faithful mop and bucket, and go through the effort of soaking your floors with suds then rinsing them clean … but who has the time? Sure, the high-powered models can do a pretty good job of picking up general debris, but there always seem to be a few little specks that get left behind – and when it comes to spills or stains, they can’t help at all. If you have hard floors in your home, from timber to tiles, you’ll know that vacuuming alone just doesn’t cut it.