Does it suck up dirty water? null

No. It is not a shop vac. The water you put in comes out as steam. There is no dirty water or puddles of water to suck up. The steam cleans the floor, leaves it slightly damp and dries quickly.

No, it's a stream mop, so it doesn't use an excessive amount of water. There is a pad that you put on it which collects the dirt. The steam loosens up the dirt on the floor and the pad collects it.

I extensively use the mop in scrub brush mode: If you are doing a quick steam-over then yes, the steam will evaporate. However if you are really cleaning any level of a dirty floor AND are using only the scrubbing brush then you definitely will have a light covering of dirty water on the floor that you will have to clean up as you clean.

Good question - this machine uses steam and a mop pad to clean hard floors.

No. It doesn't suck up anything. It's a steamer. Similar to using an iron on wet steam.

no, just steams the floor clean.

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No. It is not a shop vac. The water you put in comes out as steam. There is no dirty water or puddles of water to suck up. The steam cleans the floor, leaves it slightly damp and dries quickly.
Answered by spikex10 9 years ago
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No, it's a stream mop, so it doesn't use an excessive amount of water. There is a pad that you put on it which collects the dirt. The steam loosens up the dirt on the floor and the pad collects it.
Answered by Kelsey88 9 years ago
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I extensively use the mop in scrub brush mode: If you are doing a quick steam-over then yes, the steam will evaporate. However if you are really cleaning any level of a dirty floor AND are using only the scrubbing brush then you definitely will have a light covering of dirty water on the floor that you will have to clean up as you clean.
Answered by CODD 5 years ago
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Good question - this machine uses steam and a mop pad to clean hard floors.
Answered by AskBISSELL 9 years ago
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No. It doesn't suck up anything. It's a steamer. Similar to using an iron on wet steam.
Answered by Steve 9 years ago
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no, just steams the floor clean.
Answered by kamelkate 9 years ago
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