Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works great, cleans well, no issues at all with this purchase!

Easy to use. A little cumbersome to clean but better than bending over with a mop and bucket.

Nice, very helpful clean the whole house……………………..

Love it!! This is a really nice addition, and cleans well, and great for quick messes.

Excellent machine for the price Does exactly what you need it to do !!!

I got this product on sale and it is great. Simply, effective, and great cleaning power

This is everything that that I thought it would. It saves so much time and cleans so well. Worth every penny!

La amo , muy buena todas sus funciones la recomiendo mucho ,

works as expected, took a little time tolearn all the in's and outs though

Very good vac mop I was very pleased does as it says!!

Works good. Doesn’t seem to have the suction as the older model and hate they got rid of the docking station have to bend down and plug into unit

This is a great cordless, lightweight and quiet floor washer that will easily replace my mop. It didn’t take too long putting it together. For whatever odd reason, I put in the handle in backwards. After charging it for 4.5 hours, I tried using it and when it didn’t work. That’s when I read the instructions again and realized it. Once I corrected the handle, it worked perfectly. I love that this comes with and extra brush roller and an extra filter. And this also comes with a cleaning tool to help clean the dirt sensor and other parts. There are two small storage holders, one holds the dry filter and other holds the spare brush roller and cleaning tool. Both holders hang onto the storage base tray that also holds the floor washer. And the best part for me is that brush roller self cleaning button! That’s a life changer and a nice surprise. It definitely saves me time! This works really well on my wood and tile floors. It’s easy to see that the floor is cleaner and it’s nice to see that the dirty water tank, actually is dirty. Makes me feel good that the floor is getting cleaner, when I go over it again and the dirty water tank isn’t so dirty. I was impressed that this isn’t very loud, not sure why I expected it to sound like a vacuum. I noticed how important it is to follow the instructions that mentions not to recline it more than 142 degrees otherwise water will leak out as it did for me. It also will stop running when placed upright. Filling the clean water tank and cleaning out the dirty one was fine. It works smoothly across my floors and is easy to navigate. It’s suppose to only run for 23-30 minutes while using before needing to be recharged. At first, I thought I’d have to stop halfway, charge and then continue using. But surprisingly, that is just enough time to clean my whole first floor.

The GO H2O XL Cordless Floor Washer was simple to unbox and assemble. I was surprised to find out when trying to install the brush roller from the box that there was already one installed and it was an extra. Same thing with the dry filter. The storage tray provides convenient storage places for those extra parts. You do have to figure out how to attach the filter and accessory holders to the tray because it doesn't really tell you in the instructions, however, it’s rather easy to figure out from the drawings and the mounting tabs on the tray. The battery was partially charged when I plugged the charger in, so it only took a short time to get a full charge. The manual states a 4-5 hour time to full but I found it to be slightly less than that, maybe because the battery was never fully discharged when I finished. I also found the stated run time of 30 minutes to be pretty accurate. The clean and dirty water tanks are very easy to attach and remove. They are a good size so that the weight when filling or emptying them is always manageable. I also like how there are indicators on the top display for if the clean water is empty or dirty water is full so there is never any guessing. The unit is light and easy to maneuver. It did a great job cleaning all of my hard surfaces from tile to hardwood and laminate. It did a great job sucking up any excess water and the floors usually dried out quickly. If there is a downside it would be that there are a number of parts to clean and dry after using. The dirty water tank, dirt sensor, dry filter, brush roll and potentially cover if dirt has accumulated. If you don’t mind a little bit of post cleaning maintenance though this is a superb little floor cleaner.

The Tineco GO H2O XL Cordless Floor Washer has easily become my favorite household cleaning equipment. My biggest reason for wanting this floor washer, is due to my having 2 dogs, one that sheds heavily. Trying to keep floors clean with multiple pets, or if you have children can be difficult. There are only 1-2 downsides to this floor washer in my opinion , and one that makes me take a star away because it’s big for me. Pros: There is everything you could possibly need included in the box. It comes with detachable holders that clip to the base stand that allows your extra accessories to be stored in one place like the extra cleaning brush. This makes for a nice, clean presentation and ensures you won’t lose anything. Does an amazing job on thick dog hair, and tough stains although it may take an extra swipe or two. The cleaning solution provided has a very pleasant smell, that isn’t overpowering It’s lightweight which makes travel to different floor levels easier Even on the most powerful mode, it isn’t terribly loud Doesn’t take up a lot of space Allows for you to be able to sweep, and mop at the same time without the use of 2 separate products. Great battery life. I have never run out during a cleaning of each level of my home. 4-5 hour charge time Neutral: The arm handle feels sort of cheaply made, like it may not last for a long period of time. I think this also makes it lighter weight, only time will tell if it will hold up. Makes your arm hurt/sore a bit during longer cleanup jobs due to the double tanks. Cons: The cleanup process is really gross to say the least. The instructions ask for a thorough cleaning and drying of components after every use, which means all that dog hair, debris will have to be dumped and throughly cleaned out and with the narrow dirty water tank, I find this undesirable to say the least. Also you have to make sure to ring the cleaning brush out by hand or it will never try to be able to be stored as desired. If the cleanup wasn’t to messy, and tedious this floor washer would be the perfect, ideal home cleaning solution. It gets the job done, and takes away the need for both a mop and a separate vacuum.

I have really enjoyed using the Tineco to make life easier when it comes to mopping. It has been easy to set-up and get to cleaning coming pretty much entirely pre-assembled out of the box. The only thing they require you to do is install the handle and plug it in to charge. Also included with the mop are a couple of spares which are appreciated as they recommend replacement every 6 to 8 months for the dirty water tank filter and the mop head. They also recommend using ONLY their branded cleaning solution so know going into it you'll buying more from Tineco in the not to distant future. As long as they continue to offer the parts and don't force this mop to be obsolete in a year then I'm generally ok with that but I think the cleaning solution requirement is a little crazy. I used this on a variety of surfaces ranging from laminate plank to tile and found it to clean well while being very easy to use. The wheels are motorized so it is extremely easy to use as it helps pull/push itself along as you are using it. It does a good job of both mopping and vacuuming, I would still recommend vacuuming or sweeping up any large debris before using this. Dirty water tank holds approximately the same amount of fluid as the clean water tank before needing to be emptied so that works well. Both tanks are easy to remove from the main unit, the dirty water tank comes apart making it easy to clean. Cleaning in general is pretty straight forward, the unit is easy to disassemble and reassemble for maintenance and it also offers an auto clean feature for the mop head that you can use before removing and dumping your clean/dirty water tanks. Also included with the mop is a little drying station that has a spot for the mop body, the mop head, filter, and the cleaning brush the provide. Battery power is more than adequate as I was able to go through my kitchen and two bathrooms before running out of clean water at which time the battery still showed 2 bars of power available. Cleaning quality was good, obviously if you have some baked on stuff that needs elbow grease this isn't going to do it in the first pass but for maintenance and upkeep on just about any hard flooring along with cleaning up the occasional water or coffee spill this is excellent.

I have been looking for a way to mop the basement floor, which is massive and all epoxy coated concrete, for a while now. Our dogs keep the floor dirty and it has taken forever to mop the floor manually. This floor washer changes everything when it comes to getting this giant surface cleaned. It works incredibly well, cleans quickly, and leaves the floor looking as shiny as when we first had it coated. Seriously, with just a few passes over an area, and with just water, I cleaned the entire basement floor with one battery charge and two tank refills. The best part it that the whole process took about 20 minutes. The floor washer is light as well, so its easy to move around the floor. The dirty water is absolutely disgusting, so I know the floor is being cleaned well. Also not having to vacuum prior to using this is great. Just make sure to dump the dirty water tank outside, otherwise you'll end up with a clogged drain inside from all the nasty stuff this thing cleans up. I highly recommend using this washer for your hard floors as it saves time and cleans amazingly.

I’ve had a corded floor washer for a few years now, but I have to admit I don’t use it nearly as often as I should. One factor is having to clean it up afterward, but the cord is a factor, too. The Tineco GO H2O XL definitely eliminates the cord, and cleanup after use is really pretty quick and easy. It was super easy to unbox and get it set up ready for use. I quickly scanned the manual, mainly to find out how much cleaning mixture to add to the water tank, then I was ready to try it out. The handle just has three buttons on it: power, a button to toggle between eco and max mode, and the self-cleaning button. The first thing I noticed after turning it on was how quiet it was. This was a very pleasant surprise. My corded floor scrubber is very loud, which may be another factor why I don’t use it as much as I should. I have a mix of tile with a little texture and vinyl planks. Obviously, the textured tile is a little more of a challenge to clean. However, with a little patience I found this floor washer could clean almost every spot I encountered. Even on the smooth vinyl, I had to keep telling myself to slow down. I tended to try and go at the same speed that I vacuum, but the cleaning liquid needs a little time to work. So, once I slowed down to a steady pace and let the water and brush do its work (sometimes with a boost to the max mode) it would clean everything. I think the toughest test was a small area of tile near the litter box that’s also under a towel so it would get some drips of water that practically turn the litter into concrete. I had to keep running over that spot in max mode for a couple of minutes, but it did clean it all off. Cleaning that by hand using a towel and cleaner would probably have taken about the same amount of time. The battery run time mostly in eco mode with occasional boosts to max is reasonable. I didn’t time it, but I was able to run two cleaning tanks through it and still have a little battery left. This was enough to mop the bedroom, office, hallway, and bathroom. Still, it would be nice if the battery was removable, and it came with another battery you could swap out. When the dirty water tank filled up, it lit up the indicator light and shut off. Normally, you’d probably dump it down the drain then rinse everything. In my case, we have a lot of cats so there was quite a bit of hair in the tank. So, I just took everything outside to clean it. I used the garden hose to rinse everything and carefully flush out the tube in the roller head. This may not be recommended, but it quickly and easily cleaned all the hair out of the roller head. It comes with a handy base that lets you stand up the wet roller to dry and a spot to dry the internal filter. The self-cleaning option also uses the base to flush and rinse the roller brush, although with cleaning everything the way I did, I don’t think the self-cleaning will be necessary. Overall, I think this will be a useful floor scrubber. While it’s not quite as quick and easy to use compared to cordless dry vacuums because of the cleanup needed afterwards, I still think this is a floor scrubber that I’ll finally use more often to keep the messes a little more under control.

I used to vacuum all my hardwood floors, which took about 15 minutes, and then mopped the floors, which took another 20 or so minutes. And then I had to wait for the floors to dry. This Tineco GO H2O XL Cordless Floor Washer saves me from having to go over the floors twice and it also dries nearly instantly. On top of that, I can get all my floors cleaned using around 16oz of water/cleaner as opposed to the 3.5 gallons of water/cleaner I used with my old mop bucket. This works as advertised and has powered through long human hair as well as clumpy golden retriever hair. It vacuums up large and small crumbs with no problem (It sucked up a whole pretzel twist along with the usual cheerios/breadcrumbs/etc) and also mops up dried drink drips with no problem. This is a breeze to clean up with the self-cleaning cycle doing about 95% of the work. The mop roller removes easily and cleans up quickly. The included brush helps to clean the vacuum head if you notice some dirt accumulation. I set this vacuum up for failure from the get-go and it exceeded expectation. I had a pretty busy party full of finger food, various drinks, and lots of people tracking in dirt. I cleaned the floor using none of the included solution and cold tap water (as opposed to the recommended warm water) and not only did it clean my entire space with a lot of battery to spare, but the floors were mostly streak-free and with no noticeable smudges to go over again. And it did it all with around 16oz of water! The disposal of the dirty water tank is so much easier and cleaner to do than dumping an entire mop bucket of dirty water, as well. My second cleaning using this vacuum/mop went even better as I used the included formula and the floors were clean as expected but also did not have any streaks and had a nice semi-shiny clean look to them. Tineco GO H2O XL Cordless Floor Washer is easily the best floor cleaning solution I have purchased for my tile floor. I would give this 10 stars! Awesome purchase. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone wanting an easy all-in-one vac & floor washing system. It's made an annoying chore so much simpler.

The Tineco Go H2O XL cordless floor washer is Tineco's battery powered floor washer. It's lightweight and easy to work with. It's not too large or heavy and is easy to maneuver around to get to most places you would need to mop. Ease Of Use I found it easy to use the Go H2O. It can stand upright on it's own, so I was able to pause mopping by locking the handle in the fully upright position turn it off and move what I needed to move out of the way. Starting back up, all I had to do was move the handle back to a normal position and power it back on then continue where I left off. The mop pivots the head when you turn the handle which I felt makes it easy to direct the mop head where you want it to go. I did have an issue when trying to mop under something that was low but the mop head should have fit under. The problem was with max angle in which you can lower the handle to get under something. The mop comes with a stand that you can set it on when not in use and when charging and running through it's cleaning cycle. The size of the base allowed me to put it where I needed to and it doesn't take up too much room. The base has holders for a replacement filter, extra roller, and a cleaning brush. It also came with the cleaning brush, an extra roller, and an extra filter. Performance The Go H2o can run for up to 30 minutes in Eco mode and up to 23 minutes in Max mode. In Echo mode, I was able to mop all of my hardwood floor, but in Max mode, the battery didn't last long enough and I had to recharge it then finish. Thirty minute runtime for me would be enough to cover my floors, so I wish the battery had enough capacity to run that long in Max mode. The roller for the mop seemed to do a really good job for me. The dirty water collected by it was just like the dirty water would be from me using my manual mop. Also, I was able to mop up spots just as I would if I had been using my regular mop. The noise produced by the mop in both Eco mode and Max mode was lower than what I was expecting. It's not loud at all. In my use of it, I didn't have any problems with the fresh water tank or the dirty water tank and the mop detects when the dirty water tank is full and it will indicate this on the top of the mop by lighting up the dirty water tank full symbol. The cluster of symbols are placed where I can easily see them while using the mop. The handle is a good design. I didn't feel my hand getting sore from using it and its design makes it easy to maneuver the mop head. Cleaning the roller is simple. You can remove it and clean it or you can set the mop on the base and activate cleaning mode. After using cleaning mode, I could see the dirty water bin contained light grey water indicating that it did, to some degree, clean the roller. It's easy to remove the roller and clean it. The design of that is good and Tineco I think Tineco should keep the simple design in future models. Final Thoughts I like the overall design. I wish the battery capacity was a little larger to the point where the Max mode will run for 30 minutes. I don't like the design of the fresh water tank. It's long and the opening to fill it doesn't make it that easy to fill since I have to have it at an angle in my sink in order to get it filled. I think it would be good for Tineco to redesign that. As it is, you can get it filled, but I ended up using the sprayer that is build into my sink in order to fill it. I like what Teneco has with the Go H2O XL.

The Tineco GO H20 XL Cordless Floor Washer is an easy to use and convenient appliance for washing all types of floors. I have tested it out and used it several times and following are my observations: - The Floor Washer is easy to assemble. It has an easy to follow, quick set up guide with visual instructions. - It is easy to operate. Illustrations and labeling help to identify where every part is located and instructions are easy to follow. - Charging time for a full charge takes approximately two hours. - The digital display and icons are easy to read and makes it intuitive to operate. - The appliance keeps running for a few seconds after it is powered off, to soak up extra water on the surface, which is a nice feature. - While the Floor Washer isn't in use and unplugged, they recommend to do a full charge every three months. - The run times on a full charge are approximately 30 minutes on ECO mode, or 20 minutes on Max Power mode. - While I have not had any issues so far to need it, I like having the trouble shooting guide. Those are always a nice reference to have for solving any issues without having to call the company or search for information. - The Floor Washer has a 2-year warranty. - It comes with cleaning solution, 1 extra brush head (which they recommend replacing every 6 - 8 months), and 1 extra filter (which they recommend replacing every 6 months.) - The Clean Water Tank (CWT) and Dirty Water Tank (DWT) are easy to remove from the unit. The CWT is easy to fill and replace, and the DWT is easy to empty and clean out. The cleaning tool provided with the unit works nicely. - On the ECO setting, it does a good job cleaning with plenty of water and the suction was pretty good. My tile and hardwood floors were a little wet after the suction, but didn't take long to dry. - On the Max Power setting, it releases more water and has a stronger suction. My tile and hardwood floors were left almost completely dry as I passed over them. The Max Power setting was nice on areas that required more attention, such as our kitchen and bathroom tile, but it does deplete the battery faster. - My floors look and feel nice and clean after use. - I think it would be nice if it came with multiple brush rollers with different textures, so you could use a more abrasive brush on areas that are dirtier or tougher to clean. All-in-all, I'd recommend the Tineco GO H20 XL Cordless Floor Washer for floors that need general cleaning. If you have floors that get really dirty and need a little more work, such as a bathroom floor with a lot of hairspray on it, you may need to go over those sections with the Floor Washer a few times, or scrub them by hand first and then go over them with the Floor Washer to clean and sanitize them and suck up all the water. I enjoy the clean look and feel of my floors after using it and it is quick and easy to use. Having a cordless washer also makes it very convenient.