Tineco GO H2O XL Cordless Floor Washer - Grey

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

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.

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.

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.

I have to admit that, among all my household chores, floor washing the old-fashioned way with bucket and mop is my least favorite. I find it time-consuming, back-breaking, tedious, and messy. That is probably why I don't do it as often as I should. After reading about the Tineco iFloor 5 Series GO H2O XL Cordless Floor Washer, I quickly ordered it hoping that it would alleviate my floor-washing issues. So far, so good! When I received the H2O XL, I excitedly set out the relatively lightweight, intuitively designed washer unit and the included accessories from the box and began to read the comprehensive Instruction Manual that was included in the box. There are a number of Important Safety Instructions that I suggest reading and heeding before using the unit, if you wish to keep it in working condition, such as: use only indoors on non-carpeted floors being careful not to run over loose objects or edges of area rugs, which could stall the brush and hasten pre-mature belt failure; keep unit's openings free of dust, lint, hair or anything that could inhibit air flow; do not use to pick up ultrafine particles such as lime, cement, sawdust, gypsum powder or ashes; and always clean the Dirty Water Tank after each use to avoid potential blockage and odors. There are many more with good advice. Moving through the manual to the Overview of the product, I could see that the H2O XL Washer unit arrived fully assembled except for the handle. A quick look at the Assembly page shows that all it takes to make the assembly complete is aligning the handle with notched recepticle and pushing it down until you hear a click. Simple! There is a button to remove the handle in the future, if need be. The accessories included with the washer are: a bottle of Tineco's Deodorizing & Cleaning Solution, an extra Brush Roller, an extra Dry Filter, a Dirty Water Tank Cleaning Tool (soft brush), a Dry Filter Holder, an Accessory Holder and a Storage Tray. Before using for the first time, the manual suggests charging the battery with the included Tineco Adapter for 4 to 5 hours in an indoor environment with temperatures between ~40 degrees F to no more than 104 degrees F. In the manual's Charging Instructions, it makes a note that the washer unit has a built in battery Cooling System which comes on automatically when plugged in to charge. I left it charge overnight. The listed Run Time for the H2O XL is 30 minutes in the ECO mode, but in MAX mode that time goes down to 23. When I first read that, I didn't think that would be enough time to get much done. However, after a quick fill of the Clean Water Tank (not Hot Water per manual) and a quick add of 1/2 a cap of the Cleaning Solution. I was able to get my whole Master Bathroom floor completed in about 5 minutes and the washer's Digital Readout still read a full charge. Even though I took the time to vacuum the floor thoroughly first and moved the bath rugs and chairs, the whole process only took about 15 minutes with little labor and excellent results. The H2O XL cleaned my floor beautifully and left only the barest skim of water, which dried very quickly. I have never washed a floor so easily and quickly. The clean-up of the machine was fast and easy. The well thought-out design of the product made it simple to remove the filter and Dirty Water Tank and the included cleaning tool made it a breeze to clean it. I highly suggest this Tineco GO H2O XL Cordless Floor Washer to anyone looking to save time and effort and still get a great, clean result.

Tineco GO H20 XL Cordless Floor Washer is a basic vacuum/mop. I also own the Tineco Floor One S5 which I am comparing with the Tineco Go H20 XL. The Tineco Go XL arrived in a timely manner. The box is huge however it is not heavy. Included in the box was the Tineco Go XL floor washer, the handle, an extra roller brush, an extra filter, a cleaning brush, cleaning solution, base for Go XL floor washer, two attachments for the base, and a charger. I did not receive an instruction booklet. I found a quick start guide that was printed inside of the box. As I already own the Tineco One S5, I also have the Tineco Life app. Unfortunately I could not get the app to recognize the Tineco Go XL floor washer. I don't know if it is compatible or not, as I mentioned before I did not receive an instruction booklet or leaflet. I followed the Quick start simple steps inside of the box. It powered on and cleaned just as well as the Tineco One S5 without all of the bells and whistles. Instead of voice command, this floor washer has lights that will tell you when to empty the dirty water tank, and when to run the self cleaner. At the moment I am dog sitting my daughter's Shiba Inu dog. He constantly sheds because he is double coated, and it's summer. The Tineco Go H20 sucked up the dog hair without any problems. It also sucks up his spilled dog food without any problems This is a simple to use, lightweight Floor Washer. Highly recommend.

The Tineco GO H2O XL Cordless Floor Washer is a handy go to floor washer/cleaner! With its compact size, it easily the choice to clean the floors. Plus it is also cordless! Making it the ideal option to clean your floors. It's pretty light and maneuverable, I even let my little undersized 12 year old daughter use it. She did well with it. Now, if I can add it here chore list before the neatness of a new machine wears out :) Battery life is pretty decent and depending on how quickly you go, it will do 3000 sqft house, with hard surfaces in living, kitchen, bathrooms, entryway, and hallways. The reason it's a go to, is you don't need a mop to wring out/twist out, you don't need a mop bucket that sloshes water around your floor and you don't have to rinse and wring out your mop in dirty used water each time. That right there is reason to ditch the mop and bucket method. It is a more sanitary method to clean your hard surface floors. Another plus for us, is that it is cordless, we have two steam vacs that we use and both are corded, so this is our go to floor washer/cleaner.

I usually mop floors on my hands and knees so an appliance that allowed me to do it standing up seemed like something I could really use. I have a Tineco cordless vacuum and I was expecting the floor washer to be equally compact, lightweight and have an external rechargeable battery. The Tineco Go H2O XL was much larger than I expected. I suppose the XL should’ve given me a clue. It’s almost as big as a carpet cleaner, is fairly heavy and is charged via an adaptor that is plugged into the wall. Now I have 2 Tineco appliances, but they operate and charge differently. I was disappointed that there wasn't consistency within the brand. The assembly was straightforward, but the instructions were confusing to me. The accessory list includes the Dry Filter and the Brush Roller, which I found loose in the box. The instructions say to be sure and install the Dry Filter before use, but nothing says where it goes. I took everything apart, trying to find a place to put it, and finally determined that it was an extra. There was already one in the dirty water container. The same thing happened with the Brush Roller. A footnote saying that those 2 loose items are extra would be helpful. A bottle of cleaning solution is included. Fragrance is listed on the ingredient list and the concentrated solution has a faint smell, but I couldn’t smell anything in the diluted wash water. I’m allergic to scented products but will probably be OK with this one. The instructions say to only use the Tineco brand in the appliance. Scented or unscented replacement bottles are available for about $25. While cleaning the floor in my socks, my feet barely got wet as I walked behind the appliance, so it did a good job of cleaning up after itself. It's self propelled so it didn't take much effort to maneuver it across the floors. I didn’t think my floors were very dirty since I’d just vacuumed them, but the water in the dirty water container was very dirty. There was only the equivalent of a small glass of water in the dirty container after washing the floors in 3 rooms so it appears that the tank of clean washing water will last for some time. There is a self cleaning function that cleans the brush roller. It seemed to do a good job, but it did use quite a bit of the cleaning solution. It seems to me that the brush roller would self clean as it washes and vacuums, so cleaning it doesn’t seem as important as cleaning out the dirty water container and filter after each use. That was the yucky chore. There isn’t a self cleaning function for that. The run time on a full charge is about 20 minutes, which should be enough time to clean several rooms. The instructions do say that if not used consistently, the battery should be charged every 3 months for optimal performance. I did find out that the power button is locked out when the charger is attached, which is a good safety feature. Overall, the Tineco Go H2O XL did a good job of cleaning the floors and it was faster than cleaning by hand. Removing and cleaning the dirty water container and filter and removing and drying the brush were the parts I didn’t like. They made the process take twice as long. I think that using the disposable wet pad on a stick commercial product would be less work overall and wouldn’t take up as much storage space. However, for someone with more hard surface floors than I have or who has to mop them frequently, the Tineco floor washer would be worth the investment.