Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Tineco iFloor Breeze cordless vacuum and floor washer is a remarkably versatile and attractive device which effortlessly allows you to maintain spotless floors. If you are looking for a small, lightweight, apartment-friendly floor washer, take a look at the features this Tineco iFloor Breeze offers to help you with keeping hard surface floors in your home very clean and sparkly. Make maintenance an easy task, not a chore, with the Tineco and live in a healthier, cleaner environment by using it frequently. What can it do? Vacuum carpets, refreshes carpets, vacuum hard floors, mop hard floors, clean up all pet hair and “accidents” and serve as a general purpose light-duty wet/dry vacuum! It has a very well-engineered, light-weight body that is very easy to maintain. If you hate dragging out a heavy carpet cleaning machine or finding a way to shove it back into a crowded closet, this multi-purpose cleaner will solve that problem too. Tineco is an innovative Chinese manufacturing company founded in 1998. It focuses on adding intelligent technology to consumer products. It introduced a smart vacuum cleaner in 2019 and a smart hair dryer in 2020. Its motto is “Live Easy, Enjoy Life.” The iFloor Breeze multi-surface floor washer is the company’s newest entry for home use. Consider these features: • iFloor Breeze compact cordless vaccum and floor washer (Model #FW040100US) • Simultaneously vacuums and washes carpets, area rugs and hard surface floors • Large non-slip ergonomic handle for effortless control • Brushless digital motor for powerful, quiet operation • IPX4 water resistance • Automatic solution dispensing, adjustment for heavier dispensing rate • Cleaning solution dispensing rate: 1 ounce/minute (normal), 3.4 ounce/minute (heavy) • LED lights on controls • 20 minutes running time from 21.6 volt lithium ion battery • Maximum recharge time: 4 hours • 190 watt motor provides excellent suction power • Handle on base to aid in carrying unit • 10.5 inch wide cleaning path • 20 ounce cleaning solution tank • 17 ounce dirty water tank with automatic shut-off • High-impact clear brush window • Brush roller easily removes for cleaning • One multi-surface brush roller included • One 16 ounce Deodorizing and Cleaning Solution bottle included • 3 in 1 docking tray (with brush roller and filter stand) stores, cleans and charges unit • Lightweight! Just 9.5 pounds! • Two year limited warranty The out of the box first impression was WOW…., it has noticeably sleek and clean lines …looks like a TESLA designer was working on this product. Very easy to assemble – just insert the handle into the body and you are ready to go. Press the power button, tilt back the handle and the iFloor Breeze begins quietly whirring, self-powering its way around as it cleans your floors. Tilt the handle back upright and the unit turns off. Elegantly simple! And, for those of us who do not like hauling around an unwieldly heavy floor cleaner, this is your lucky day! You have in this unit a very lightweight, easy to lift (only 9.5 pounds) and maneuverable cleaner. For extra dirty surfaces press a button just above the power switch to add extra cleaning solution to dissolve the soil. You will really appreciate fine engineering of the brush head – it actually drives itself forward to lightly wash away the dust and dirt on the floor. You do not push it across the floor – it pulls you and glides across your floors! This may seem like a small feature but the effort of cleaning your floors is greatly reduced by this nice touch. The brush head is extremely maneuverable. It can get into hard-to-reach under-furniture spaces. However, it should be noted that it does not get flush to the walls or to the very corners of the floor. The rotating brush is framed by the housing about one inch on all sides. Therefore floor edges need to be wiped with a mop or rag for thorough cleaning. This adds a small extra task to get those dusty corners. That is not a major problem – think of it as an opportunity to give baseboards a needed wiping also when getting the dirty corners and edges. So, it just requires an extra swipe of a cleaning rag. The unit comes with an ultra-concentrated cleaning solution that uses just a capful of solution for a tank of clean water. The provided 16 ounce bottle should last for many washings and it really does a nice job in both cleaning and deodorizing. The unit has separate tanks for the cleaning solution and extracted dirty water. The two water tank system makes it easy to add more cleaning solution or dispose of dirty water. When you are finished just remove the two tanks, pour the dirty water down a toilet and rinse both containers. I recommend that you rinse out the area around the brush head and pour water through the suction hole to really eliminate collected debris from the unit. It collects a lot of dirt from your floors and you will want to be sure to have it really clean for your next use. Also, rinse out the sponge HEPA filter after each use. The entire post-cleaning process takes just a couple of minutes. The fluffy roller brush is as described, ideal for hard floors, cleans thoroughly and is easy to remove for rinsing and replacing on the unit. The water on the roller that gets applied to floor and swept off dries in a minute or so and I saw no clouding or streaks when I used the cleaning solution at the normal application rate (one ounce per minute.) I suggest that you buy a couple of extra brush rollers and sponge HEPA filters so that you can have clean, dry parts ready at all times. The handle has a very ergonomic design and features a cushioned hand hold for comfortable use. It is a nice length for people of every height and makes control of the iFloor Breeze quite easy. The unit has a relatively short run time (20 minutes on a full charge.) In some ways this is actually a good feature, not a bug, because you will consciously work quickly and thereby make the chore of floor cleaning a short experience. Nevertheless, one design element which I wish Tineco would rethink is that the battery is not removable. It would be nice to have the option of charging a spare battery and exchanging batteries when the charge is depleted. But since most will use this cleaner for relatively small jobs, this is not a big issue. I also wish that Tineco would include a spare cleaning roller brush in the box. So how well does it clean? Hardwood and tile floors: A+! I found that it did an outstanding job on all of the hard surfaces, cleaning the floor and then pulling up all of the sudsy water and dirt. Aside from the issue of the edge-cleaning weakness, it left the floor clean, dry and streak-free! As a bonus, although it is not meant for heavy-duty carpet cleaning I found that running it over large area rugs served to refresh them, removing surface soil and deodorizing them. All in, I would say the Tineco is an ideal cleaning companion for smaller spaces. It is really useful for anyone who needs a lightweight unit because of limited mobility. My elderly mother says this is the perfect floor cleaner for her as it exactly meets her needs for a lightweight and easy to handle device given her mild arthritis pain in her hands. I recommend it and think it deserves four stars. (Maybe I am being a bit stingy but the relatively short running time, edge-cleaning issues and lack of a spare roller brush cost it one star.)

This Tineco - iFloor Breeze Wet/Dry Cordless Stick Vacuum does an amazing job making dull, heavy traffic hard wood floors shine. Just as advertised it has a very strong suction system that pulls dirt and little debris pieces off hardwood surfaces. But the statement that there will be no more sweeping or vacuuming is not exactly true. If you have a pet(s) that tend to shed a lot, don't think that this machine is going to suck up all that hair. It's just not possible. I thought it was true good to be true that there would be no more sweeping and it is. The roller just clumps up dog hair and spits out out in big wet piles. Now that being said, my 2nd attempt after sweeping up the majority of dog hair was much better. My floors came out clean and shiny. having a dog and 2 kids that play outside a lot our floors get pretty dirty. And OMG when I saw the dirty water reservoir after cleaning I found out just how dirty. (wish I would have taken a pic of that) I also like the ease of use for the Tineco - iFloor Breeze Wet/Dry Cordless Stick Vacuum. It is very lightweight and maneuverable. The roller really self propels the unit so there is very little effort in cleaning the floor. The clean and dirty tanks are kind of small so if you have hardwood floors through your whole house you may need to empty and fill them a couple times to do the entire floor. Also remember to work quickly as the unit only lasts 20 to 30 minutes before needing a recharge. Clean up after using the wet dry vac is kind of a pain also. You pretty much have to take apart the whole system, clean it and let it dry before the next use. It would also be nice if it came with a charging station that you could hang on wall out of the way as it charges. Overall it does a good job if you don't have pets or a large area to clean.

The Tineco iFloor Breeze has made cleaning your home a breeze. The days of vacuuming before mopping are long gone and now you can do both simultaneously and with great results. I have been using my Tineco iFloor Breeze for a few days now and it does a great job of vacuuming and mopping my hardwood floors and leaves them sparkling clean all while saving you time. Even though we a steam mop to clean our floors, I was truly surprised by how much dirt and dust the iFloor Breeze picked up. So, lets go over some of the features and PRO’s and CON’s of this product. Features: First of all, this thing is super easy to assemble. You literally just insert the handle into the base and that’s it, it’s ready to go. Fill the solution tank with water and solution and get to cleaning. WET and DRY Vacuum – Vacuum and mop your floors simultaneously. Safe for hardwood, Tile, marble, laminate and Vinyl flooring. Dual Tank Technology – Easy to fill and empty water tanks. One tank for your cleaning solution and the other for the dirty water the machine picks. Does and amazing job cleaning the floors. You will be surprised by how much dirt and dust the iFloor Breeze picks up. Comes with cleaning solution, extra filter, charger, base/cleaning station. Soft roller, so you don’t have to worry about scratching or leaving marks on your floor. PRO’s Easy to assemble Cordless - Rechargeable Lightweight Easy to maneuver Self-Cleaning – Place the Tineco iFloor Breeze on the base and press the power button to turn the machine on and that’s it. I usually place a little bit of clean water in the base to make sure it cleans everything out. Easy to fill and empty Strong Suction and Good Cleaning power – To test out the suction and cleaning power, I smeared chocolate on my floor and the it had no issues cleaning everything and left the floor sparkling clean with no residue. CON’s 20 min runtime – The 20-minute runtime was plenty for me to clean up about 1,000 sq. ft. Depending on how much of an area you are looking to clean, it may not be enough time for you. Overall, the Tineco iFloor Breeze performed admirably in my daily use. It’s ease of use, light weight, and maneuverability makes it a great product that I would recommend to anyone in the market.

Cleaning dirty rollers is a hassle with other wet vacuums, but not with the iFloor3. One click is all that's needed to activate the self-cleaning function. The roller as well as the tube is washed with clean water and detergent, so it’s always ready for the next fresh clean.

For those with hard floors, we’ve been through the routine of vacuuming dust, dirt and crumbs prior to mopping. That’s two passes across your floor with two different cleaning tools. The Tineco iFloor Breeze Wet/Dry Mop accomplishes both in one pass, and it’s surprisingly good. Assembly: Out of the box, the only assembly you’ll have is to snap the handle onto the unit, and this step requires no tools. That’s it! There was not a whole lot of documentation included in the box because the box itself is the documentation. Once you open the top flap, you’ll find a quick setup guide, a QR code and helpful tips. Setup: The iFloor Breeze can be run solely as a dry vac. It has a soft roller brush, much like you find on other brands, and it does a fantastic job in picking up the littlest crumbs. But if you want the full monty, you’ll have to fill the clean water reservoir with a small capful of solution followed by hot water, which is very easy to do. This reservoir has a single button to detach itself from the main body, and attaches itself by snapping back into place. There are two main buttons on the handle, one being the power on/off switch, the other an on/off switch to enable moisture to flow to the soft roller. The onboard battery needs to be charged before first use. It comes with an AC adapter that you have to manually plug directly into the back of the unit (there is no charging docking station, but comes with a base to set it down between uses). First Use Performance: I began using the vac mop with moisture on and went through my entire bottom floor (about 1400 sq ft). I occasionally turned off the moisture because I was unsure if you’re supposed to leave it on during mopping (I think the answer is yes). In the back of my mind, I kept thinking that at some point that it would just stop running due to its “up to 20 minutes” run time, but I was able to finish in 15 minutes and there was no indication of low battery. I could also see that I had used up the entire cleaning solution, so the run time seems to line up with the amount of liquid available for that run. The used solution is sucked into the dirt collection bin/reservoir, leaving only a streak of moisture on your floor. The fresh scent from the cleaning solution was very welcoming as well, yet not overbearing. So how did it do? I was definitely surprised to see the amount of dirty water collected after I was done. What's really surprising is that I had mopped my floor the day before using a steam mop, so I wasn’t expecting it to collect this much dirt. So this thing definitely performs very well. I haven’t had a nasty spill yet, like milk and cereal as depicted on the box art, but I’m convinced that it wouldn’t have a problem cleaning up tough messes like that. Maintenance: The iFloor Breeze has a self cleaning mode that is run on its base while plugged in and charging. Ensure that the dirty waste bin is empty and the clean water bin is full. Hold the power button down for a few seconds and the process will begin. It essentially saturates the roller for a few seconds, then runs the suction to clear out the roller of that waste saturation. This is done a few times in a 2-3 minute span. Every so often, Tineco suggests you should rinse the soft roller and the entire waste bin assembly, and allow these components to completely dry before using it again. Although not a requirement, it helps keep the machine in optimal condition as well as prevent odors from occurring overtime. It took me about 5 minutes to perform all this and I think it’s a small price to pay for the convenience of 1-step cleaning. I would probably run the mop once a week to maintain clean floors, so the post clean-up and down time is not a big deal. Also, spills happen from time to time (hopefully not every day!) so I would probably perform the same maintenance after that. Thoughts: The iFloor Breeze is fantastic at cleaning hard floors, but I know of other products that are of similar 1-step cleaning pedigree AND can be run on area rugs as well. Tineco does not advertise this as being used on area rugs, and with the soft roller brush as it’s main cleaning mechanism, we might be able to get away with very low pile rugs. Yet a lot of these 1-step cleaning products are mostly corded and are not self cleaning, so there is a higher level of convenience when running with the Tineco. Obviously battery life could be longer for some of us with larger homes, but Tineco has you covered with other offerings in their lineup. For the rest of us, this iFloor Breeze is the sweet spot of pricing, ease of use, and maintenance.

This might be the easiest powered mop I have used yet! Probably why they called it the iFloor Breeze. Cap full of solution, fill with hot water, and steer it around the floor. It pulls itself across the floor for the most part. The floor gets clean in a pass or two (slow third pass for dry sticky stuff), and the dirty water, that YOU CAN SEE, gets dumped down the drain. It even has a built in filter so you don't clog the drain with floor debris. Since it sucks up most of the water it puts down. The floor is no more than damp for a minute before becoming completely dry. Definitely beats my old spin mop that requires gallons of water and multiple dumps and refills to be sure you have clean floors. This has made kitchen floor and hardwood floor cleaning much easier and faster. I highly recommend to take a moment to read the manual to know what the, usually blue circle light on top of the vac/mop is communicating. Turns out it has a few things to say. For the most part, its power and go. But, good to know what the flashes mean. As for run time, you do get about 21-22 minutes of use as stated. Sadly, if you don't finish in that time, charging will take 4-5 hours before you can finish the floor cleaning chores. Would be nice if this had a swappable battery. But, after the initial clean. 20 minutes might be enough for routine cleanings. And plenty enough charge for doing quick spill cleanups. Count me as happy customer, my first product from Tineco. Not likely my last.

I love this! It is so easy to use; cleans amazingly; super light; and it gets the dirt out! I couldn’t believe how much dirt it gets out each time I use it. I am so happy I don’t have to scrub my rugs anymore.

Wow. Easy and coinvent to use. It is so much better than I expected. Did 75% of the house in less than and hour. Last time it took all day + some as we went room buy room for cleaning. This will defiantly save some time and be a lot easier as we get older.

The Tineco iFloor Breeze Cordless Wet/Dry Vacuum and Hard Floor Cleaner is super convenient and does a great job of cleaning hard floors. Following are what I found to be the pros and cons for this unit. Pros: - It is very easy to assemble. There are easy quick start assembly instructions on the inside of the box flap. No tools were needed, as you only have to snap the handle into the unit. The battery was partially charged, so it only took about 2.5 hours for the first charge before I started using it (a full charge takes 4 - 5 hours). - I used it on ceramic tile in both a kitchen and several bathrooms. I really like that it both vacuums and washes the floors at the same time. This makes for a quicker process than vacuuming first before you wash. - I feel this unit does a great job at cleaning the floor. It does much better than steamers I have used, as this unit has the brush that helps to scrub and clean as you are washing the floor. - It has very good suction, which means cleaner floors and much shorter drying time. I think this would make it better for hard wood floors also, since it dries quickly. - Easy to remove tanks for filling and emptying. - It is self cleaning, which is very nice and it is also easy to clean the brush rollers and cover. - This unit is light weight, which makes it easy to maneuver and the head also swirls to make it easier to get into tight spots. - I really like the cordless aspect, as its very convenient to clean your floors and move it between different areas of the house without having to mess with a cord in the way. Cons: - I would have liked to have a little larger tanks so it wouldn't have to be emptied as often. I had to empty the dirty water tanks twice, along with filling the clean water tanks twice to get through the kitchen and three bathrooms. Some of this may also depend on how often you use it and how dirty the floors are. Of course, larger tanks would make it heavier also, so that may be a personal preference thing depending on how much hard flooring you have to clean. - I'd like to see the battery last longer than 20 minutes or for it to include a second battery to keep charged. I was able to get my kitchen and three bathrooms done in one charge, but felt like I needed to move along pretty quickly, as I didn't want to get part way done and then have to wait 4 - 5 hours for it to fully charge before I could use it again. This is also subjective depending on how much hard flooring you have. Overall, I have found the iFloor Breeze wet/Dry Vacuum and Hard Floor Cleaner to be very convenient to use due to the cordless aspect, light weight, maneuverability and the fact it vacuums and washes at the same time. Most importantly, you don't have to sacrifice quality of cleaning for convenience, as it does an excellent job in cleaning the floors. I would definitely recommend this product!

I love this vacuum. It is light but very sturdy and picks up every thing. I would recommend this to every one who wants a great vacuum.

This vacuum mop is not powerful enough to be a good vacuum and is a laughable excuse for a mop. any competitor of the same brand is def gonna give you more bang for your buck. I purchased on deal day and I am gonna promptly return it

Ok, so hmmmm.....I’m torn. This impressively designed machine is not bad, not bad at all. This vacuum is convenient, slim, modern, and just the thing anyone would want in a simple vacuum. It’s different, yet comfortable to hold and control, it’s movements are smooth and it turns with ease, and it has dual functions! The fact that you are able to mop with the very same unit is pretty dope. I found 2 immediate downfalls for this unit; first, you only get about 20 minutes of use sometimes a little less, and second it doesn’t pick up debris larger than a raisin. I tried to get it to suck up a fruit loop, and it just couldn’t handle it. The fruit loop won. The lack of suction and pad-styled roller without brushes causes this vacuum to do an average job when it comes to sucking up small debris on your floor. Also, it doesn’t do a great job with cleaning along the edges. It’s almost as if there’s a gap between the suction and roller, and the end of sides of the vacuum. I’ll also say I wish it was able to lay at a flatter angle. There is a set of small wheels on the back of the base which only allows you to angle the upright down but so far while vacuuming. Also, this is very important when it comes to using the mop/washer feature as a steep angle could cause the water tank to leak. Which.....this mop/washer feature leaves so much to be desired. I had to go back over the area of floor afterwards with a towel to get up the left-behind water. That just shouldnt happen. Also, the tank which holds the water and cleaning solution is quite small. But, given it only lasts about 20 minutes, the dispensing is the fluid is right on track with the timing. I also noticed that the debris which is sucked up by the vacuum doesn’t ALL make it to the canister. When I removed the roller cover and removed the roller, there was quite a bit of dirt and debris trapped along the back of the roller. Behind the roller along the suction area, more debris. So, this is clearly something that needs to be cleaned between uses (both vacuuming and mop/washing). And, I actually have to admit this is probably the least noisy vacuum I have ever used! But this doesn’t justify its shortcomings. I would definitely not recommend this for someone with children or even pets, as the normal continuous spills and messes will cause you more of a headache to clean with this unit. If anything, I would only suggest this for someone whom has no children or pets. I really really want to give this higher ratings, a stronger review, and just more praise, but the absolute lack of solid cleaning prevents me from doing so. It’s sleek, it’s cute, it’s chic, but it sucks....well actually it doesn’t even do that lol.

Bought this for my S/O she loves it. Works great on flat surfaces.

I have to say this product really surprised me in its abilities and ease of use. Let me start with some expectations management - if you have a lot of hard floors in your home this is not the tool you’re going to want to use to clean every inch. The water tank is relatively small and if you use the full power setting you’re looking at 10 minutes max before it shuts off from being empty. It’s also not going to get things off your floor that have been there for weeks and weeks - gotta break out the manual labor there. What it will do is keep high traffic areas and quick clean ups as effortlessly clean as possible. Both operation and clean up are intuitive - so much so that I only needed a quick breeze of the manual to get started. The cleaning solution is concentrated and only needs a capful per tank; this is good because a quick search revealed that it’s not inexpensive. I rated this 4 stars because it does what it should - I just wish it did more of it instead of being more of a quick hit gadget.

Let me start out by saying I have tried other floor mopping techniques using wet pads with mini vacuums, rotating brushes and other methods. This buries them in the grave hands down. We have 2 dogs and a combination of wood and tile floors. I was able to clean the whole house no problem. Having tried so many options I was truly skeptical but the positive reviews are real. Short story is the brush spins and remains damp but uses no unnecessary water so the floors get clean but dry very quickly. It's very effective. It's also quiet and easy to clean. 1800 square feet of space took me about 1 1/4 tanks of water to fully clean. It has a nice plastic storage base which also serves to self clean the unit afterwards. If you have dog hair you will have to do some manual cleaning which is to be expected. If I had one complaint which has nothing to do with the unit it's the cardboard. A good problem to have to ensure safe packing and shipping I suppose. Charging time is long. I assume that's pretty standard though. This is certainly the best mop and cleaning pad replacement on the market. They have higher end models also with digital this and that and phone tracking apps but this would be more than enough for most people who just want a clean floor. Rarely do I ever consider anything a must buy nowadays but this is a must buy.

very easy to use and certainly saves time. makes floor cleaning less of a chore

It's just OK. It takes a while to clean and doesn't do a great job. I have a large porcelain tile Kitchen floor. It takes 3 loads of cleaner and 3 dumps of the dirty water tank. The capacity is small. I like the self cleaning mode. However, a thorough cleaning of the machine is a lot of work. A good old wringer mop bucket and mop with a long handled scrub brush would cost 1/3 as much and do a better job in half the time.

We have marble floors throughout our house and I am very particular about how we clean it. I have been weary about using any product that might scratch the floor or leave it too wet, which would be a problem with marble. So until now we have vacuumed our floors and then we get on our hands and knees and clean each tile with a cleaning solution and towels. This is extremely tedious and time consuming, so the vacuuming is done weekly, but the cleaning is done monthly at best. I have been looking for a product that could vacuum and mop but couldn’t find one that specifically stated that it was safe on marble floors, until I found the Tineco iFloor Breeze. The Tineco iFloor Breeze comes almost fully assembled. You just attach the handle. It comes partially charged and took about 3 hours to fully charge. A full charge from empty will take approximately 4 hours. A full charge will last approximately 20 minutes. You fill the upper tank with clean water and some of the included cleaning solution and you are ready to go. The handle is very ergonomic and the power buttons are within easy reach. I was immediately surprised by the power from this compact unit, and yet the noise level was much less than expected. I was able to clean the floors with very little effort. The unit is compact, lightweight and very maneuverable. To my delight, the floor was only a little wet and dried quickly, leaving a shiny floor with no scuff marks or scratches. The roller is extremely soft.. You can vacuum only, or vacuum and mop. The water tanks are very easy to remove and attach. Only clean water ever touches the floor as all of the dirty water is deposited in the lower tank. One of the great features of the Tineco Breeze is the self cleaning. When you place it in the base it will clean the roller. Overall, the Tineco iFloor Breeze is an excellent product, well designed and does what it was designed to do effectively. Honestly I cannot find fault with this product. The 20 minute battery run time might be an issue for some. But the trade off for the light weight and compact design is one I would take any time. I would highly recommend it to anyone with hard floors.

Washes the floor very well since I haven’t been able to do it since surgery so it was a true test. Vacs it all up with out bending

If you are looking for a hard floor shampooer, this will fit the bill. Much like a rug shampooer, the machine disburses a water/cleaning solution and sucks it back up leaving the floor clean and slightly damp. The floor will dry in a few minutes and will be very clean. If using on tile floor, though, do not expect the grout to be as clean. On the plus side, it is easy to use, light weight, and no cord to limit mobility. Down side is needing to charge for hours to get about 30 minutes of usage. Clean up is fairly easy but with several steps including a wait time to completely dry out the filter. It does come with a second sponge filter to change out when machine is needed before filter is completely dry. (Manual states using with a damp sponge filter can weaken suction and/or produce water leakage from the air outlet cover). Additional steps are needed to remove and clean brush roller and go through a self-cleaning cycle. Machine stands upright by itself but comes with a storage tray for the self-cleaning cycle. It would help if there was a charger/adapter holder to keep all parts together when not in use.