Comments on: Bissell 1867-7 Steam Mop Hard-Floor Cleaner, Green Tea

By: Dennis Bainbridge

Dennis Bainbridge — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 18:23:42 +0000

We saw this Bissell on tv and ordered it throught Amazon. It works well but not great.
Rating: 3 / 5

By: J. barrow

J. barrow — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 16:15:27 +0000

i have been off island since receiving the floor cleaner.

i’m very hopeful that it’s as good as it sounds. i will use it this week..

shame on me. aloha
Rating: 1 / 5

By: Honest K

Honest K — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:45:57 +0000

I never received the Bissell steam mop. Fed Ex lost the package. Customer service was contacted and THEY told ME to call Fed Ex and track the package. I did this and a trace was placed on the shipment for 2 weeks and it was thus deemed lost. I called Allergy Be Gone again and told them they needed to file a claim with Fed Ex. Now the person answering their customer service line was very polite and patient, but was lacking in authority or concern to get me the product I ordered. She told me she would file a claim. I asked if I was going to get another steam mop or refund. She told me that once the credit showed up on their Fed Ex account I could call back and get either a credit or steam mop. I called my credit card company and cancelled the charge. I wonder if Allergy Be Gone ever got a credit from Fed Ex and if they are waiting for my call. Poor customer service realtions. I can’t say how the product works because I did not receive it.
Rating: 1 / 5

By: V. Robinson

V. Robinson — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 12:33:59 +0000

I came here thinking this was what I wanted until I read the reviews. These taught me that this is for obsessive compulsive floor cleaning people like my ex-fiancé who used to scrub the kitchen floor on her hands & knees.

My situation is 800 square feet of vinyl flooring on in an old farmhouse on a ranch. For years I've suffered trying to mop it with one of those $10 sponge mops from the grocery store. (No more ex-fiancé on her hands & knees). What a slow, torture it is trying to mop with a sponge on a broom handle. SLOW! TERRIBLE TOOL!

Reading many of these reviews made me realize this is NOT A MOP. It is a steam iron on a stick for those who already have immaculate floors but who (rolls his eyes) need to sanitize (sterilize) the floor after dropping a piece of chicken. (shakes his head). Funny, I don't ever remember dropping raw chicken on my floor...

Anyway, thank you for all the reviews. It became clear what I needed so I drove to Lowes and paid about $80 for a mop with one of those industrial wringer pails. WOW! Thank God for Amazon reviews! For the first time since I moved here my 800 square feet of vinyl floors are bright & clean.

Using a brand new, industrial type mop with wringer pail was like I had been trying to cut firewood for 4 years with a hacksaw. Then someone handed me a brand new high quality chain saw. Like the light bulb suddenly lighting up over my head.

Using the right tool for the right job, as the saying goes, allowed me to super clean the entire house in record time without being bored, tired, or frustrated. Got a bad spot (gopher blood from where the cats ate one or more) and that big cotton head on the long hardwood handle is the substitute for hands & knees. I mean that. I scrubbed all the gopher blood and hardened guts from the floor next to the toilet without bending down.

I got the right tool for the job thanks to these Amazon reviews. No steam iron on a stick to sterilize a spot where butter fingers dropped raw chicken. This is not a joke--this is a serious review about a real life event. Thank you.
Rating: 1 / 5

By: Jamie

Jamie — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 12:05:57 +0000

So, I’ve been looking around for the best steam cleaner to purchase. I’ve been reading reviews and have decided to stick to my regular old sponge mop. I have discovered that if you spray your kitchen floor with Clorox Clean Up and use hot water on the mop, it makes the floor so white and clean.
Rating: 1 / 5