All-In-One Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner and Mop for Multi-Surface

HIGHLY recommend if you have children or animals. Self cleans which I didn’t know when I purchased this. Same quality as the 1000$ one , just not expensive. SO glad I found this.

This machine is well-made, easy to use, and FAST. It cleans and DRIES the floor faster than any other method that I have used. From start to finish, it worked perfectly. The packaging is excellent, with quick removal. The directions are good, although they could use a final edit with a few corrections. Note that there are discrepancies in the amount of cleaning solution to be added to the clean water tank, specified in three places. The Owner’s Guide says to add ONE capful of cleaning solution, while a label on the side of the clean water tank says to add 2 capfuls of cleaning solution, and the Use Directions on the side of the cleaning solution bottle say to pour 2-3 bottle caps cleaning solution into the water tank. I added ONE capful of cleaning solution to the water tank, which worked well. After I finished the floor, I emptied and rinsed the clean water tank and the dirty water tank, and then used the machine to do a final rinse with clean water only. After the cleaning step, and after the rinsing step, the water in the dirty water tank was quite dirty. The floor looked beautifully clean when the job was done. The cord is 25 feet long. The parts snap together soundly, and disconnect easily, per the instructions. Note that when the clean water tank is installed, it does not make much of a click sound, and it works fine. Near the end of the cleaning step, while there was water remaining in the clean water tank, the machine started to make a different sound. There is a Notice on the dirty water tank (DWT), which advises that when dirty water reaches the Max line the floater will block off the DWT and create an unusual sound indicating that it is full and needs to be emptied. After I emptied the dirty water tank, the machine made its usual cleaning sound. To start a newly filled clean water tank, pull the trigger for 10 seconds, during which bubbles appear in the clean water tank indicating that water is flowing. Continue to dispense cleaning water using the trigger, and then to dry the floor, stop pulling the trigger and roll the machine’s swivel head over the floor repeatedly to remove all water. I was amazed at how dry the floor was immediately after cleaning it. I never thought that I would say this, I am looking forward to cleaning another floor at record speed with this machine. Excellent.

My wife and I both tried this out. Overall it seems pretty well made. We had high hopes it would better clean and simplify cleaning up our engineered oak flooring - which we have a thousand square feet+ of in our home. And, be useful for spot stain removal on our throw rugs and wall to wall carpeting upstairs. Alas, it didn't perform all that well in either case. It cleaned the hardwood flooring just O.K. But not as thoroughly as a simple mop and floor cleaning solution judiciously scrubbing back and forth where needed. Our main complaint is that it drips and/or leaks after operation. Don't leave it standing in one place unoperated! The cord is like very stiff, heavy lamp cord rather than regular vacuum cord. It's a bit short for a large room. Requiring that one moves the plug from outlet to outlet. And, it doesn't self retract. You hand wind it. Which is sure to get it twisted and maybe even break it in short order. Cordless would be a much better design. The head is large enough that it won't go under most low slung furniture. Like chairs with rails a few inches above the floor. It's about the size of a small, upright carpet sweeper. One must add another large device to their storage arsenal of cleaning products. Our recommendation is a firm "it depends on your specific needs".

It is an effective cleaner. You can use it as a dry vacuum although its a bit heavy for this. It is easy to use in the wet mode on solid surface. I've included before and after shots on tile since the results are most visible. On dry spots it takes a couple of passes to get the spots wet enogh to work (however, this was the at the start so the roller was quite dry). On both hardwood and tile after going over the floor on a pass without the spay the floors were almost totally dry so they could be walked on almost immediately, a major advantage. On an area rug it clean effectively but the rug remained too damp to put furniture back on it. While self cleaning clears out the passage fairly well the machine needs to be cleaned after heavy use. Tools are provided to clean the roller which was easy to remove and re-install. The provided brush helped remove the wet solids in the head. The included dryingrack had space for the roller, cleaning tools and roller which should be left the air dry. It was easy the mix the supplied cleaning mixture and both the supply and wet catch tank were easy to remove and clean. There was a special tool to clean the roller which worked well. I'm quite impressed and it would also work to pick up spills, but I would recommend cleaning if the pickup was anything but clear water. The self cleaning function does require liquid in the tank work best. As a safety precaution, the self cleaning function will NOT work unless the device is on the base. I would highly recommend the device.

Eureka, a trusted name in cleaning products has a NEW201 All-In-One wet/dry vacuum. It is made as a multi surface cleaner for hard flooring or carpet cleaning and vacuuming controlled by push button. Has an upper tank for cleaning fluid/water mix and a lower tank for to dispose of dirty residue. It has an auto-self cleaning feature and comes equipped with utensils to clean the roller.

This Eureka Wet-Dry Vacuum Cleaner is great for cleaning hard floor surfaces. I have used it on my vinyl plank flooring and bathroom tile floors. It is easy to use. Every week I dry vacuum and when needed I wet vacuum. The water tanks are easy to remove, fill, empty and reinstall. I also tried it on a thin area rug, but it pulled and wrinkled the rug. I did not try it on the bedroom carpet because the instructions only state hard floors and area rugs. The vacuum has a self-cleaning feature, but I found it better to remove the brush roll and wash it by hand. I find this vacuum especially useful on hard to clean surfaces in high traffic areas.

The Eureka All-In-One Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner and Steam Mop for Multi-Surface floors will be your next great investment for your home and you. It truly does double duty super cleaning on all surfaces and leaves them clean with a lot less effort. Fresh water and cleaner at the press of a button and then it goes to a dirty water tank that is dumped when done. It's self cleaning brush is labor saving, no moremopping with dirty used water from a bucket. Plenty of cord to reach each room, with a lock catch for your cord on the handle so cord is up out of the way. Comes with all accessories needed and a two year warranty.

This is a really a greay Eureka all in wet and dry vacuum cleaner. It is not loud like your carpet cleaner or vacuum cleaner. We have a old house that has hard wood floors under the carpet and we are taking up the carpet thru out the house and this is really coming in handy to help to keep the floors clean and it really works great on area rugs to. This comes with instruction on how to put it together and it really is easy to do. Comes with a long cord and a tray to set it in to and you use this tray also to do the self-cleaning which takes about 40 seconds. It also comes with a bottle of cleaner. To take out the roller brush out to clean is also very easy. If you have hard wood floors in your house, I highly recommend this cleaner.

EUREKA All-In-One Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner and Mop is a combination use corded floor cleaning appliance. I have several vacuums, a steam cleaner stick and a rug shampooer for wall-to-wall carpets. The Eureka cleaner fits between a rug shampooer and a light weight mop/steam cleaner. It is ideal for those that need something in the middle. It uses water like most of the others mentioned with cleaner solution in the water, a rotating floor brush found in bigger rug cleaners. The cleaner has two settings, one for hard floors and the other for area rugs or spot rug cleaning. It uses a spray solution controlled by a trigger in the handle. Just move the wet/dry cleaner along the floor with the rotating brush scrubbing mopping grime and use the trigger to spray liquid on it as it works. The water tank is on top in front and a separate dirty water return tank is in the rear that takes up the water from the brush keeping it separate. This prevents clean water mixing with dirty water as it moves along like some other designs. I found the wet/dry cleaner compact, light weight and easy to use. The water tank is not large as with my carpet shampooer, but is enough and can be easily refilled. As to cleaning, it does take several passes for grimy spots going back and forth repeatedly until the dirt is loosened and sucked up into the dirty water tank. I was pleasantly surprised when finished after seeing how much dirt was in the waste water tank. The Eureka wet/dry cleaner comes with tools to help clean out the tank along with all the rug fuzz that collects. They include a small supply of liquid cleaner, a plastic floor tray to rest when not running for any drips and a twenty-five foot electrical cord. I see using it for quick clean-up over others because of the convenience and effectiveness.

I got the Eureka All-In-One Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner and Steam Mop recently. The machine is for Multi-Surface areas and since I have tile and hardwood floors, it's a great machine to have. I really like the fact that it scrubs the floor and then sucks up the water leaving the floor clean and dry. The very long electric cord allows for cleaning large areas without having to move the plug.