BLACK+DECKER 7-in-1 Steam Mop and Steam Glove Handheld Steamer, Complete Steam Cleaning Solution, Corded (HSMC1361SGP)

The media could not be loaded. We had neglected the chemicals in our hot tub for a while and had a pretty serious mold problem on the cover. When I first discovered it, I cleaned using a mold cleaner, but that didn’t take care of the problem and it came back. I use the steam cleaner on it and the results were nothing less than amazing. I have attached a video to show you how well it cleans mold off. I’ve been impressed with how well it cleansall of the other things that I’ve used it on. The cleaning mitt is a really awesome accessory. I’m very pleased with this purchase!

I really like the options that come with this steamer. We only have 2 floors that aren't carpeted, so we bought this mostly for the handheld part of it so clean things like the bathtub, sink, countertops, etc. It works great so far on everything. It came with a hose attachment and some smaller brushes to clean the hard to get spaces. A big pro with this one is the larger water tank. I've looked at dozens of these, and this one had the largest tank with all of the attachments and features I was looking for. You can do an entire cleaning with one tank of water.The mop itself (and removable handheld portion) aren't heavy at all, the weight comes from the power cord, so when you pick it up at first you might think it's heavy, but with the cord stretched out and in use the weight balances out. Even so, the whole thing weighs something like 7 pounds anyway which isn't bad.It's super easy to use. After you plug it in and turn it on with the button on the side, you can select your floor surface and in less than 20 seconds it's ready to steam clean. It steams continuously until you turn it off, no button or trigger to hold on. The mop pads glide smoothly over vinyl flooring and tile. With the handheld portion you can switch from cleaning the bathroom floor to the tub and shower within seconds. It makes it super convenient.

We use this mostly on tile floors but it could be used on wood floors too. The cord is longer than most which is a plus. A tank full of distilled water will do our kitchen floor and almost two bathrooms if the floor isn't too dirty. The steaming functions well when you hold it over a stubborn stain or dirt. So far I've never had to get down and scrub by hand. We haven't used the extra attachments yet but I would assume they will work as advertised. The handle makes it easy to grip and it is light weight makes it easy to move around.

The mop is good sturdy and easy to use.

Doesn't work well enough on any level - epic fail for me. I bought this for a room where I have vinyl floors, specifically because this is where I typically keep my foster dogs, and not all are potty trained when they arrive. It ended up being way too difficult overall to clean the floor with this - get out the vacuum first, then steam clean, then either have to keep everyone out till its dry or towel dry it myself. I ended up putting it in the closet and got a Bissel, which does the vacuuming and cleaning in one, way more convenient and less time/work. But I thought ok, at least I'll keep this B+D to use as a steamer. I finally had an opportunity to use as a steamer - steamed some new curtains I had put up. Learned that: it leaks hot water out of the steam attachment constantly; only has a 3' max cord, so have to hold the unit in one hand and steam with the other (yes, have to hold it a lot even on the low parts because if the hose connection isn't pointing somewhat downward it will stop steaming); its difficult to get the head to angle as you need it to and you can't hold the fabric in place/apply tension to get the wrinkles out because you've got the unit in your other hand. Took about an hour and a half to get the curtains in decent shape, and I only did the top 60%, didn't bother with the 40% bottom part that is blocked by the couch. So... one more try, why not use up the rest of the water in the canister (4th fill), I'll steam my countertops. Started with the scrub brush, realized steam didn't seem to be hitting the countertop, nope, granite was COLD. Switched to the scrubber glove, steam shot out the front of the glove through a groove, the back scrubbers don't even hit the counter because the hose plug keeps it off the counter, and with that the countertop was only warm. I thought the point was for the steam to clean and sanitize, which would require heat and steam actually hitting the countertop. Anyway, I end this really long review by saying that if all you want is something to clean and sanitize a very small area of flooring, then it may be worth it. But if you want to do a decent sized room, no more than 10x10, then I personally wouldn't bother, and don't count on using it as a steamer at all.