Bissell Crosswave HF3 Cordless Wet/Dry Vacuum Cleaner and Mop, Multi-Surface and Hardwood Floor Cleaner, 3649A

I really like this. it's lightweight and easy to use. I compare this to a swifter .. but much better. I use it for light cleanup. picks up like a champ. I've only had it a short time, but I'd say if you want a deep clean (like grout), you'd need something more like elbow grease to clean that. love this.

I love this machine. It makes my life so much easier and does everything I need it to do. That said, the self cleaning feature is just for cleaning the *inside*, non visible, parts. I learned a valuable, if disgusting, lesson today. DO NOT skip, or forget to clean all of the parts as instructed. It's not difficult, and should only take a few minutes to do. I got distracted after running the self cleaning function on it last week and it got left to sit. The results were disgusting, but a thorough cleaning of the unit as instructed, 4 times, followed by soaking the removable parts in bleach solution for a couple of minutes did the trick. Rewashed my floors, then cleaned it again, the way I should have, and all is shiny and disinfected. Make sure to repeat the self cleaning function until no more debris shows up in the dirty bin, then clean all of the individual removable parts and let them completely dry before reassembling. It sounds like it's more effort than it is. It's easy and it's so important.

You will spend time cleaning it, emptying the dirty water and if you don't clip everything back into place perfectly the dirty water will leak. This is really meant for small messes and not whole house cleaning. Do not expect to wet vac an entire first floor without going back for water refills. The tank is small! Also you need to clean the wetvac. The stuff that gets sucked up it doesn't magically dissapear. There are three parts: the top clip, the roller and the bottom - after every 3rd-4th use I have to clean these (i do have 2 kids + 3 pets). The sanitation of the roller does not remove dirt or gunk, it sanitizes it. It's easy to clean but it takes 5min. You will love this product for spot messes and for gen area cleaning. If you want to clean your whole house this will prob not be your best bet.

Ive had this product for about a month now. I freaking love it. We have 5 pets, a short haired dog that sheds like crazy, a long haired cat that sheds like crazy, a short haired cat and two short haired kittens. We have a zoo. This vac-mop works so well picking up dirt and stuff off the floor and gives me peace of mind knowing its wiped clean at the same time. Another thing i love about this is that i can go over my washable (ruggable) rugs with ease and it vacuums and mops the rugs. And if you use the sanitizer youll know your rugs are as clean as they can be without putting them in the washer. Although, with having so many shedding pets and cats that track litter (we use natural grass litter so i cant speak about clay) youll have to rinse the mechanism and roller multiple times throughout the job depending on how many rooms you have. There is a clear top so you can see the roller, so if you pay attention as youre working youll see the hair clumping and know when to clean the equipment. Its way easier than having to vacuum with a normal vacuum (sometimes even multiple times to get everything) and then break your back mopping on top of that. But it can get real gross built up with hair that youll have to pull out with your hands and litter will clump up. We have a utility sink which makes this process much easier for me as i can rinse most of it down the drain after i pull off the large clumps. but if you dont have that you might need to hose it off outside or wipe it clean with a paper towel or if you dont mind using your sink then by all means, but i wouldn’t recommend doing this with litter in it. On top of cleaning it throughout the job youll have to give it one last good clean before putting it up until next time or it will stink. I rinse everything really well and have just started soaking it in a vinegar and water solution but i dont think that’s necessary. The only thing that i believe is necessary is cleaning the roller thoroughly with soap and wringing it out as it will stink the most. I would also recommend 1. Leaving everything to air dry before reassembling and 2. Running water through the tube thats inside the actual vacuum where all the water sucks up into the dirty water tank. That part builds up with hair. Cleaning it all together is fairly easy in my opinion. The device is quite compact and easy to store. And the noise level is really not that bad in comparison to regular vacuums. The battery life could be better though imo but all and all this thing is a life saver and i love it.

POS. Used once and it work good. However took it apart to clean after the first use and put it back together and it parts kept popping off. Used for the third time today and all it did was spread dirty water all over the house. The vacuum never drew the water back up. Took it apart multiple times and still did not work. Throwing in the trash and going to buy a regular mop for 1/4 the price and does not require be plugged in and special cleaner!

I did a *ton* of research before I chose this model. For the downstairs, which is all tile and hardwood, I use the Bissell PowerFresh Vac & Steam, and I love it. However, I have vinyl plank flooring throughout the upstairs of my house (four bedrooms and a hallway), and you can't use steam on vinyl plank, which is why I purchased the HF3. The HF3 has an open front, which means it can easily pick up larger debris (don't ask how Fruit Loops end up in my kids' bedrooms, just know that this easily sucks them up where other machines can't). It's lightweight, cordless, and with 30 minutes of battery, I can easily vacuum and mop the entire top floor of the house in one go. I love the self-cleaning feature. Emptying and rinsing out the dirty water container is a breeze. Because it doesn't use steam, it won't disinfect your floors, so if you're looking for something that can burn away germs in your kids' disgusting, tiled bathroom, or if you need a machine capable of melting away various food messes (jelly, yogurt, applesauce, etc.), I'd recommend the PowerFresh or the HydroSteam. If you're looking for an easy, no-maintenance system that's safe for vinyl, this is absolutely the machine for you.

Ayuda mucho solo en la orillas no entra bien y a veces deja marcas de agua pero cumple su función

Great for cleaning hard surfaces works really well. I only used it once so far. Also heard great reviews from other family and friends.

Great thanks for the quick response from the vendor side and problem resolution in a smooth and professional way. Used the vacuum and it was really effective and effort and time saving.

The BISSELL CrossWave HF3 is an absolute powerhouse when it comes to cleaning! This multi-surface cleaner has made my cleaning routine so much easier and more efficient. It effortlessly tackles both wet and dry messes, making it perfect for my busy household. One of the standout features is its ability to seamlessly switch between vacuuming and washing. This versatility means I can clean my hardwood floors, tiles, and area rugs without needing multiple devices. The cleaning performance is exceptional, leaving my floors spotless and refreshed. The design is user-friendly, with easy-to-use controls and a lightweight build that makes maneuvering around the house a breeze. The large water tanks reduce the need for frequent refills, and the machine is surprisingly quiet given its powerful performance. Cleaning the CrossWave HF3 itself is also straightforward. The removable brush roll and easy-to-empty dirt tank make maintenance quick and hassle-free. Overall, the BISSELL CrossWave HF3 has exceeded my expectations in every way. It’s a must-have for anyone looking to simplify their cleaning tasks while achieving professional-level results. Highly recommended!

Got broke after one year moderate use