Eureka All in One Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner and Mop for Multi-Surface Lightweight Self-Cleaning System, for Hard Floors and Area Rugs, 2-in-1, Corded

Pros: Love it. I am so pleased with this well thought out and appointed tool. It thinks of everything. I have used it on porcelain tile floors, area rugs and even berber wall-to-wall carpet (this is not endorsed by the Company) and appreciated the good job it did. Saves taking my area rugs outside to wash, and hand-washing my tile floors.Thoughtful features: swivel head maneuverability with extensive turn radius;Since it vacuums and mops at the same time, it saves an extra step in the processPush-button, self-cleaning brush roller, (performed right in its own little tray);Tangle-Free Brush Roll helps keep strands of hair out of it;Auto stop if too much debris is sensed;Two tank system so floor is never exposed to dirty water;Both tanks are designed to be easy to remove, fill or rinse and replace;Preferred a corded machine and this has an extra long cord for convenient uninterrupted cleaning;A hook to snap cord into at top of handle to keep it out of the way as you clean; (I’m always walking backward, away from the just-washed floor)Handy stand for level storage (and during self-cleaning operation);Convenient tank-cleaning brush and accessory drying rack plus special cleaning tool for those times when you need more than the self-cleaning functionErgonomically designed handle with all the buttons within easy reach for toggling between hard floors and rugs, spray trigger and self cleaning options.Customer service was immediate and helpful when I had a question about the spray function (you do need to hold spray trigger for 10 seconds before starting when you want to use the spray feature.I use filtered water from the tap, without the cleaning solution so far. Instead I spray my own cleaners onto the floors.The test: White socks remain white while walking about afterward.Cons: Sides of the machine can’t get close enough to the wall to clean that space. Somewhat better if you can face in straight from front, which In spite of the swivel head is awkward in a narrow hallway.A bit too big to fit under some upholstered furniture pieces.

I have been looking and researching wet.dry vacuums for a few months. In looking at others the biggest complaint was wireless ones not lasting.That prompted me to want a wired one. I was able to do my kitchen and living room and bathroom. I only needed to refill thr water at the end and it only needed half.The floors felt clean. I may used a different cleaning solution as the one they give does not give that just cleaned smell.It is a little heavy but it glides very well.I was able to pickup heavy messes with going over it a few times.I like how it sucks the dirty water up. Nearly 90 percent dry. Still needs a little air dry.I got during big prime day so for thr price beyond happy with purchase.I do have 3 dogs so I did vacuum prior because I didn't want it to get instant clog with dog hair. But it still got hair my broom missed.

This thing is super heavy and non-maneuverable. I bought it to replace my more lightweight rechargable vacuum but ended up deciding to keep both because there's no way this thing is getting under my bed or anything like that. This was all until I tried the self-cleaning function, which ended up leaking dirty water all over my floor. It barely cleans up the dirty liquid, and no way am I going to try and clean a rug with this after cleaning hard floor because it will just make the rug dirtier than before. It also doesn't clean floor edges at all.I spoke to their support, they agreed that it was malfunctioning (the self cleaning should not leak) and just told me to return it. They weren't very helpful and gave me no product support info or any other options. Did not seem to care at all.So my recommendation to you, even if you ignore this review and listen to the (probably paid) positive ones, is to KEEP YOUR BOX in case a few weeks later you decide you want to return it.UPDATE: Eureka's official customer support email address (which Amazon told me to contact to process warranty) is literally not accepting mail (Gmail says the user was suspended?!). So I don't know what's going on with this company but it ain't good.