Shark VACMOP Cordless Vacuum & Spray Mop, Gray, VM252

Love this little wet/dry vac. It’s quick and easy to use and very convenient. Sucks up just about anything. Battery charge last long enough to do the whole top floor of the house. Only thing I have issue with are the pads. There strip in the middle of the pad that seems to always come off while cleaning. Nevertheless, it doesn’t affect the floor or the cleaning.

I don't know how I lived without this before! This is the second unit I've purchased I gave the first one to my mother who also is in love with her vac mop. She loves it because it's like her Dyson big vac the maneuverability is outstanding It's very low profile that's it slip right underneath most stressors and coffee tables and tables they can reach all the way into the bed as an ergonomic design that looks unusual at first but once you start vacuuming with it it comes to mind quickly that it's an engineered to make it easy to vacuum the house. It's lightweight whisper quiet It's got a ridiculously long battery life. I can vacuum my entire house with it which takes about 15 minutes so that's 15 minutes of non-stop vacuuming folks. You may think 15 minutes isn't very long but keep in mind Motors that create a vacuum have to do a lot of work It's much harder to pull than push air so the batteries are drained quickly and vacuum motors heat up faster than blower motors which also reduces battery power longevity and strength of the motor or vacuum being produced by the motor. vac mop doesn't lose power It keeps suction at a high level until the white light on the front flashes for 1 minute I think it is and then it cuts off. It does take a while to charge. The charge is slow but that's intentional so that the battery will last a long time The vacuum is only as good as the health of the battery so make sure you charge it fully before using it that's very important. They put the best battery money can buy inside these things and they will do a lot of work and last a very long time as long as they're allowed to charge completely before the first use and after each use whether or not the battery was completely drained or not if it's used at all it should be allowed to be charged completely before using it again. VOnce I vacuum I can trigger the sprayer built into the handle and use the floor cleaner to mop my floors The pads are really absorbent they don't leave streaks or residue I don't know how this is possible but I have white stone tiles in my entrance ways in they show any smear or smudge or any kind of dirt left behind but not when I use The shark vacmop and their floor cleaner is amazing and the fragrance it leaves is very pleasing to the senses. I hear the words "oh it smells so good in here" all the time. It gets into the corners as well as a shop vac and pulls dirt out of the cracks and crevices along the bottom of the wall. It picks up Even little stones and BB's airsoft pellets rubber bands cereal screws nuts bolts small ones but still It picks them up It does have a replaceable cartridge/pad I say cartridge because it has an area where the debris is vacuumed up and stored It won't fall back out of enclosure It has tiny elastic flaps that cover the opening once the vacuum turns off and I test that theory quite often by shaking it Just to see if anything falls out but nothing ever does 😅 I can vacuum my house about 10 x before the pad cartridge is full and it's a one button release and hands-free replacement the new pads are very affordable You get a bunch for a little bit of money I bought a box at Christmas I think it has 30 pads in it and I still have enough left for another 2 months. I have all hardwood floors so I use a floor mop pretty much every day and I use the Vacmop as a dustpan And then at least once a week I do the entire floor with just the Vacmop because it does so much better of a job It leaves nothing behind I would eat off my floor after vacuuming and mopping with my Vacmop and I'm going to just say that it cleans the floor 100%. I LOVE MY SHARK VACMOP! This year they had a massive price cut in this unit they removed the LED lights but cut the price in about half. I miss the lights. But it's not a deal breaker that's for sure.

This thing is awesome. The suction is much stronger than I expected from something this lightweight, and the battery lasts long enough for the way we use it. It’s easy to maneuver, and it’s light enough that even my five-year-old can use it without struggling. Although it seems to be advertised mainly for quick touch-ups, we regularly use it to clean our entire downstairs and the upstairs tile bathrooms. It handles everyday dirt, crumbs, cat hair, and other debris very well, then makes it easy to spray and mop the same area without switching tools. The included cleaning solution also smells really nice. The scent is fresh without being overpowering, and it leaves the floors smelling clean after we’re finished. Another unexpected benefit is how quiet it is. Our cats usually disappear when the regular vacuum comes out, but this doesn’t seem to scare them.

I struggled between 3 or 4 stars and ultimately gave it 4, here's my process, after researching for several hours with Alexa comparing various wet/dry vacs, I ultimately settled on this one because delivery time (same day), price ($59) and features (wet/dry disposable pads). Delivery didn't happen and had to cancel and re-order, once I received unit, it was a bit overpriced as it only runs for 10-15 minutes depending on whether you're just vacuuming or if you have to use spray feature as buttons don't with simultaneously, you have to stop vacuuming, press spray button, stop and then press vacuum button to continue. If you have hand or mobility issues, this is definitely an issue although for the time it runs, you'll get a break in between to recover as you wait for machine to recharge again. 1st time I used only on vacuum, I was able to do light vacuuming around furniture in sunroom (tile floor), living/dining rooms (hardwood) and kitchen (tile). The 2nd time I used the mop/vacuum combined and due to stopping to spray then vacuum, I was only able to do sunroom and 1/4 of the living room. Because they only give you 4 disposable pads that have a unique design where dust goes that gets vacuumed in and pad sweeps leftover debris, you can't just use any pad, I decided to purchase separately reusable pads, thus increasing the overall price, although you'd still have to spend more money anyways since it only includes 4 disposable pads to begin with. Things I love about this unit is the lightweight and compact design, the suction is great for such a small unit and its convenient non corded design makes it much easier to maneuver with its pivoting head that gets around furniture, corners and obstacles. This unit will work for the time being until I'm able to purchase something that'll last longer (even if it's corded), comes with reusable pads and I'll even take dirty/clean water canisters that I don't mind cleaning myself.

Powerful little vac! Love the light weight, cordless ease. Pads last longer than expected. If I’m cleaning entire house, it does require recharging.

I was upset they quit making the Swiffer Vac a few years ago. I have bought several vacuum type products but nothing was as good as the Swiffer. I have all hardwood and tile and am obsessed with clean floors. I saw this Shark and thought the price was very reasonable so I bought it. I found a way to attach a Swiffer cloth to the bottom! I love it! It has a pretty strong little vacuum and I don’t have to clean a filter. I use it daily as a vac (with a Swiffer cloth) and every few days as a mop. I am impressed with this easy to use machine! I have a black short hair dachshund and don’t ever see dog hair but using this I see all his little hairs on the pad. Didn’t know he shed that bad!

I normally love Shark Ninja products, but I wish I hadn't spent money on this cordless vacuum/mop combination. While it does vacuum small things such as crumbs and it does spray cleaning solution that can then be mopped up by the pad, it fails on so many other points that I'm left disappointed. First, you cannot wet clean and vacuum at the same time. The vacuum trigger disables the spray mechanism, so if I want to use the solution, I have to vacuum the area before I clean. If I'm going to make two passes, I might as well use a real vacuum, which sucks up more, and my Bissell SpinWave, which cleans better. This Shark Vacmop does not decrease the work of using two machines. For that reason, it's better for touch-up than it is for thorough cleaning. I had hoped that it could save me time, but it doesn't. Second, the disposable pads hold both vacuumed debris AND the dirty, Swiffer-like pad. You cannot empty the bin without throwing away the pad, and you cannot replace the pad without throwing away the whole thing. Unless you want to start cleaning with a dirty pad, you'll have to replace after every use. And if Shark stops producing the disposable pieces, I'll be stuck with a useless VacMop. Third, the VacMop does not stand up on its own. It either has to be propped up against a wall or hung. Fourth -- and another reason this is good for touch-up only, not serious cleaning -- the battery charge lasts about 15 minutes. Usually, that's plenty for me to clean my kitchen floor since only the vacuum and the spray mechanism require power, making the actual cleaning power-free. But I don't like that I can only clean one room at a time. But there is some good that comes with this Shark VacMop. The cordless design is convenient, especially if you have a way to charge it while it is stored. (I have to lay mine out on the floor to charge since it doesn't stand upright and since I don't want to mar the paint on my walls.) It works as well as a Swiffer wet mop, but with the addition of a vacuum. The included cleaning solution doesn't leave a film on my hardwood floors, and it seems to clean them pretty well. My Bissell SpinWave does a much better job at actual cleaning since this VacMop doesn't have any moving parts, but for what it is, the VacMop works well. I like that this Shark VacMop can provide a no-frills touch-up to my kitchen floors, but I'm disappointed in the cost of replacing the bin/pad after every use and the need to make two passes, one to vacuum and one to mop. I had expected it to do everything in one go. Even though I ordered more pads, I'm not sure how long I'll stick with this before I decide to give it away. -- Debbie Lee Wesselmann

I’m really impressed with the Shark VACMOP Cordless Vacuum & Spray Mop. It makes cleaning hardwood floors so much easier by combining vacuuming and mopping in one convenient device\. Instead of sweeping first and then mopping, it quickly picks up dust, crumbs, pet hair, and everyday debris while also cleaning up spills and sticky messes. The cordless design makes it easy to move from room to room, and the lightweight feel is especially helpful for quick daily cleanups. I also appreciate how well it works on hardwood floors without leaving them overly wet. The spray feature uses just the right amount of cleaning solution, helping the floors dry quickly and look clean and polished\. If you have hardwood floors, this is definitely a product you need. It saves time, reduces the number of cleaning tools you need, and makes regular floor maintenance much less of a chore

We had a similar piece earlier which broke after almost 2 years of use. Hence, we understand the reliability of this material. It is good and we purchased the same product again.

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I really like this vac/map, it’s very practical for my home. It’s great for daily cleaning and also just quick clean ups, it’s very light and easy to carry anywhere in the house. I find the suction to be very good. I mainly use it on the areas of my home with laminate flooring, so the pads do last for a good amount of uses. For tiled areas like my kitchen, that need a deeper clean, I use this more like a broom replacement and then mop with my steam mop, it’s still great because it’s just so much faster than sweeping.

The vacuum it self is amazing quality. However, the quality they use is cheap and terrible quality. The plastic, the fabric or cotton wears out in just a few strokes of vacuum cleaner. The area or compartment that the dust and materials collected is very small. I don’t commend to buy.

So I have two Dyson stick vacs, but this is now my go-to for the uncarpeted floor. It picks up surprisingly well and I love that I'm never looking for blockages or cleaning power heads. Yes, the pads need to be purchased, but for regular cleaning I'm really only replacing about a pad per week. Well worth it for it actually picking everything up (cordlessly) and letting me wash the floor with in the same run. Been using it for several weeks and I'm very impressed so far.