Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Alright, so this is a great steam mop. I have been through a couple. I had the H2O mop which like most As Seen on TV stuff was great when I first got it but because they make them so cheap it broke and it is like pulling teeth dealing with Thane's Customer support so I just said F it. The second one I had was a HANN and right out of the box it sucked at producing steam. Then I got this one and I loved how it produced steam however one downside to this mop is that you have to hold the trigger... Not to worry I just just a piece of tape and wrapped it around so it would hold the trigger down. So this is a great buy. But.... Have you had this for a couple months and all of the sudden it is not producing steam like it used to or at all???? Not to worry. Follow these steps and you will keep this crack-a-lackin for a while. So to prevent the mop from getting clogged up in the first place the best thing you can do is when you are done mopping leave your finger on the trigger. Then remove both solution and water tank until it stops producing steam. Now you can shut it off and stow it away. Too late??? Did it already clog up? Well go ahead and plug it in with both water and solution in it, press the trigger until it starts producing steam. While leaving your finger on the trigger remove both tanks until it stops producing steam just like I said above and then unplug it. Take it somewhere... Preferably garage and flip it upside down. Take some white vinegar and pour the vinegar in the wholes where the steam is supposed to come out. Leave the vinegar in the holes over night. Then in the morning take the mop, put it into a sink or bath tub, fill up your solution and water tanks then put them in. Plug in the mop, wait for the lights that say you are ready to go, then press the trigger. See all that crap that came outa there???? You should be seeing a lot of steam. Again take both tanks out while leaving your finger on the trigger until it stops producing steam and then stow it away.