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That’s really short, which means it’s best reserved for those on-the-spot messes. If you have a large amount of space to sweep and mop, you’ll want to look for another solution because the Shark Vacmop tops out at 13 minutes of battery life. You can mitigate your out-of-pocket expense by limiting how often you clean - but don’t be fooled by focusing solely on the initial $100 cost. If you choose to use another solution, just know that you risk damaging the unit. Although, it’s worth mentioning that it’s not a disinfecting solution. I actually like how it driess up quickly on my hardwood floors, without leaving any streaks in the process. Since the device is battery-powered, the liquid multisurface cleaner is dispensed by pressing the button on the handle. It’s $10 for a two-liter bottle, which then gets poured into the Vacmop. There’s also the liquid multisurface cleaner you’ll need to buy if you intend on mopping your hard floors. This convenience of sweeping and mopping simultaneously is something I really appreciate. By comparison, a 40-count refill pack of Swiffer Sweeper dry sweeping cloths fetches for around $13 - so you’re going to be paying significantly more for the Vacmop. You also have to keep in mind that there will be an ongoing cost associated with ownership of the Vacmop: It’s about $24 for a 30-count refill pack of disposable pads. While this makes it super convenient, you have to remember that the Shark Vacmop won’t work without the disposable pad. The disposable pad unlatches from the unit, so all you really need to do is place it over a garbage can into which it can be dropped. Removing the pad is a cinch, which is achieved by pressing a button on the side of the head. Similar to a Swiffer Sweeper, the Shark Vacmop requires you to buy disposable pads that need to be replaced once they’re dirty or filled with debris. Sure, the head can be articulated in the same manner that a Swiffer can be pivoted to collect dirt and debris, but the resistance makes it a bit tougher to maneuver. It doesn’t have the same degree of effortless movement as a Swiffer Sweeper. However, there’s a little bit of resistance when pushing and pulling the five-pound Shark Vacmop. This convenience of sweeping and mopping simultaneously is something I really appreciate because it saves time. Suction power is decent for most tasks, but I was surprised by how it’s still able to suck up debris when the pad becomes wet while mopping.

The disposable pad effectively is used for both the purpose of sweeping and mopping, since there’s a small nook that sucks up debris on the floor, then stows it all away in the pad itself.

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