Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great product thats well built and easy to use. Looks great in the home.

Great mop vacuum, the stick vacuum works well on hard flooring but not so well on carpets.

I love it! Makes my cleaning process so much easier!

my floors have never been so clean!! with 3 dogs and young kids this is a must

Pretty good! Vacuum isn’t as strong but it works. I recommend for small apartments

For folks looking for a versatile and efficient way to keep your home spotless in a timely manner. This product is definitely worth it!!

A super good and efficient product for every working woman, it makes cleaning easier, I love it.

Returned it twice but i love it when it works Great product

Great product, works well and many components! Very useful!

I Love this! Multitasking wich such equipment is great!

Works great. Light and able to get under most furniture.

I love the Tineco. Now my life is much easier when cleaning.

Worth its weight in gold easily the most use item in the house.

This is a seriously large floor washer and vacuum cleaner. You should make sure where you plan to keep this set up is large enough to set it up properly for charging. One thing of note is that this is not exactly light. Especially the vacuum part. The placement of the battery makes it very unbalanced in the hand which can lead to wrist fatigue and soreness so be advised. I mentioned that the battery is a tad bit hefty. That is also a good thing. Both the floor washer and the vacuum have outstanding battery life. The vacuum has excellent suction. It kept pulling the sectional carpet off the floor and did a most outstanding job of cleaning. The included attachments came in rather handy cleaning crevices and dealing with pet fur. The floor washer did very well cleaning my hardwood floors. The cleaning solution included with the washer has a pleasant smell and really does an outstanding job cleaning floors including stains left by pets and drunk humans. Overall this is an excellent floor and carpet cleaning system. What it lacks in ease of storage by needing a lot of space it makes up for with it's excellent cleaning capabilities. Very nice!

good to use, my floor is clean than before, combo is great

I actually returned this product because it did not work well. Although I spent a good amount of money on it, I was extremely unhappy with it in the long run. I especially did not like that the only cleanser that the system allows you to use is their brand which is extremely expensive. In addition, it did not clean as well as I had anticipated.

Takes up to much space. The vacuum feels cheep and doesn’t clean up dog hair well from laminate flooring.

I belive is it for a small size house and family it didnt work for me

Effective, easy to clean. Battery design not great After testing this vac-floorwasher pair for a week, I have a few criticisms, but I’m mostly happy with its performance and ease of use. SETUP: Setup is involved but not difficult. There’s quite a few pieces to identify and assemble. The instruction manual looks nice, but frankly speaking it’s a disaster. It’s organized by task as opposed to by device (eg., setup, operation, maintenance) but in random fashion across both devices. In just one example, the operation section starts off with turning on the floorwasher, then it jumps to operating the vac, and then goes back to the floorwasher–filling the clean water tank. (Keep in mind that you need to have filled the clean water tank before you turn on the floorwasher for the first time.) This subpar organization wastes time because you need to scan through the pages for the info you need. I don’t normally comment on instruction manuals, but in this case it’s worth mentioning because it’s especially bad. There are a lot of steps to using and maintaining both the vac and the floorwasher, so the manual is something I expect to revisit quite a bit, especially in the early weeks/months of owning it. This manual is a pain even for people who like reading manuals. The base and both devices occupy 22” x 13”, which is not a negligible amount of space. If you’re fortunate enough to have a laundry room, mud room, or basement, you can probably find a place to put this combo with little trouble. For small places like apartments or condos, not so much. BUILD QUALITY: All the components are of excellent build and materials. They’re as good or better than any of the best floor care appliances I’ve had in the past. THE VACUUM: The vac in ECO mode does a great job with dirt, dust, and dog fur on hard floors and a decent job on medium pile carpet. Of course, MAX mode on carpet is better, but it obviously cannot compete with a plug-in vac with a legit beater brush, so I don’t expect to use it for more than touch-up or in-between vacuuming on carpets. Edge cleaning is good on both the left and right sides. The ZeroTangle brush roll stayed clean and did not get wrapped with hair. The mini power brush is a nice addition, especially for dog fur embedded in my couch.. The cyclones and mesh filter inside the dust canister appear to do a good job cleaning the air before it gets to the HEPA filter, and given the design of the airflow, I don’t expect this vac will have a problem with coughing out dust. (The design of the airflow path is pretty awesome in this regard. As far as I can tell, the airflow hits the HEPA filter before the motor, unlike every vac I’ve ever owned, including an older Tineco. So if there are any leaks, it would be air that already passed through the HEPA). On the negative side, this vac loses a point compared to other Tineco stick vacs. The Switch Motor, which also houses the batteries, is 3 lbs, and you feel every ounce of it because it mounts above the handle. That’s 3 lbs sitting above your wrist, which makes the vacuum feel a lot heavier than it really is. Since a lot of the maneuverability of these stick vacs lies in the twisting of the wrist, you really feel gravity fighting against you. It’s not a huge problem, but it is noticeably heavier to hold and steer compared to my older Tineco model (PWRHERO 11), which has the battery mounted under the handle and the motor forward of the handle. THE FLOORWASHER: The floorwasher quickly and easily did a great job washing the floor–better than my steam mop. Only one capful of the included solution was required per tank of water. It’s lightly scented, not overly perfumey. The floor didn’t feel sticky after drying. I used about half the clean water tank volume to clean roughly 300 sq ft. I was surprised by the motorized wheels. Only a slight push or pull is required to start the motion, and then the motor drives the floorwasher forward or in reverse. Cleaning the machine was easy: just a quick emptying and rinsing of the dirty water tank, rinsing of the filter, and then running the self-cleaning function. Self-cleaning used about 10% of the battery. It is somewhat noisy (whinier and louder than a microwave oven) and runs for 5 minutes, so it’s something to keep in mind. It gets the roller very clean and mostly dry–almost dry to the touch with just a hint of dampness. (After self-cleaning, I remove the roll to allow it to completely dry outside of the unit just to be on the safe side.) THE SWITCH MOTOR: The Switch Motor is a bit of a mixed bag. On the positive side, the included display provides a lot of info (battery life, operating mode, surface dirt level, etc.), and I guess using one package to drive both the vac and the floorwasher means there’s less e-waste. However, the tradeoffs are not small, especially given the price. First, the battery is non-replaceable. In contrast to my other Tineco stick, which has a detachable battery pack, the Switch Motor houses the smarts, the display, the motor and the batteries. I assume this means that if anything goes wrong inside the Switch Motor or when the batteries inevitably lose significant capacity, then both the vac and the floorwasher are unusable. It doesn’t appear that you can easily order a new Switch Motor. Second, the battery charges only through the floorwasher unit. Many other Tineco stick vacs have a charging port built into the removable battery so that it can be charged separately from the vac (eg. the vac can go in the closet while the battery gets charged elsewhere). Since I know I won’t be mopping the floor as frequently as I’ll be vacuuming (biweekly as opposed to daily), ideally I’d like to store the vac with the battery in the closet, hide the floorwasher elsewhere out of the way (garage, maybe), and I’d charge the battery as needed near an outlet somewhere. Having the charger integrated into the floorwasher means the latter must be more accessible and less out of the way than I’d prefer. CONCLUSION: Functionally there’s a lot to like about this combo. Both the vac and the floorwasher are great at what they do. While the steering of the vac is clunky and the combo takes a lot of space, I’m pleased with how quickly and easily the pair keeps the floors dusted and mopped. And while the Switch Motor design is pretty cool, I’m just not thrilled about it having an integrated battery. Given the price, having a guaranteed failure point shared between both the vac and the floorwasher is not great. If you’re ok with that tradeoff, then enjoy the easy and effective floor cleaning while it lasts.

If you’re a pet owner, you know how messy things can get. That’s where the Tineco Floor Washer Switch Pet 7 Series comes in. I recently had the chance to test this cordless mop and vacuum cleaner, and it has been a real game-changer in keeping my home clean, despite having a very furry friend. What caught my attention first was its dual functionality, allowing you to switch seamlessly between vacuuming and mopping. I love how it combines two essential cleaning tasks in one device, making it ideal for multi-surface cleaning without needing to lug around multiple tools. One feature I appreciate is its iLoop Sense Technology. It’s pretty smart—this feature automatically adjusts the suction power, water pressure, and brush speed depending on the mess. You don’t even need to think about it. I noticed it instantly boosts its power when it encounters heavier debris or a messier spot, and then calms down on lighter dust. This was particularly handy around my dog’s feeding area, where the spills are frequent but different every time. The way it optimizes performance means the battery lasts longer, and it can run for up to 65 minutes—more than enough time for a thorough clean around my home. Another standout is its pet-friendly design, which was a major reason I wanted to try it out. Pet hair can be a nightmare to deal with, but this vacuum tackled it without clogging or losing suction. The floor washer even comes with a pet odor-reducing cleaning solution that left my floors feeling clean and fresh. It's not often I can say a cleaning product smells good, but this one truly does. Plus, the anti-tangle brush head ensures that I don’t have to stop constantly to untangle long pet hairs, which is a lifesaver in a house with both long-haired pets and people. The Tineco 7 Series is also extremely versatile. One minute I’m mopping the kitchen, and the next I’m vacuuming the living room carpet, all without missing a beat. The vacuum attachment is strong enough to deep clean rugs and furniture, which is great because my dog’s fur tends to get everywhere, even in the couch cushions. And for those quick clean-ups, the mini power brush attachment is perfect for pet beds or tight spaces where fur likes to hide. It’s amazing how easily this machine handles everything I throw at it. Speaking of attachments, the range of tools that come with the Tineco is impressive. The anti-tangle LED brush head is a personal favorite because of how much hair it grabs without jamming. I also really like the FlashDry self-clean charging base. Once I’m done, I place the cleaner on the stand, and it self-cleans the brush, meaning less maintenance for me. It’s little things like this that show the thought Tineco put into making cleaning easy, especially for pet owners who are already juggling a lot. One of the biggest advantages I’ve found is how much time this tool saves. The floor washer is much faster than traditional methods, and I noticed I was able to clean my floors in half the time. The vacuum is equally quick, meaning I can zip through my entire cleaning routine much faster. It's perfect for those moments when guests are about to arrive, and I need to clean up fast. And even with its speed, I feel like it’s doing a much more thorough job than my old vacuum. After using the Tineco for a while, I feel like it’s tailored to people who love their pets but hate the mess that comes with them. Whether it’s fur, spilled kibble, or pet odors, this machine handles it all with ease. If you’ve been on the fence about investing in a good floor cleaner, I’d say this one is worth it, especially if you have pets. It’s also cordless, which means I don’t have to deal with annoying cords getting in the way or limiting where I can clean. In conclusion, the Tineco Floor Washer Switch Pet 7 Series has quickly become one of my favorite cleaning tools. It’s smart, efficient, and designed with pet owners in mind. From its strong suction and pet hair-handling abilities to the self-cleaning feature, it’s got everything you need to keep your home looking fresh. If you’re a busy pet parent like me, looking for a powerful yet easy-to-use cleaning solution, I highly recommend giving it a try.