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Question: Hard wood floors? Just like somebody else on this message board I would love to know if this vac will work on hard floors. People who own it, please respond! We all willvery much appreciate it! Thanks!
Document: You know it don't work if it can't even get up all the water off of a smooth surface! Please people do not waste your time or money! I will say that it didn't leak, the tanks were easy to remove from the cleaner, however the lids are hard to get off the tanks to fill/empty the water. It is pretty purple, it isn't a good choice for a carpet cleaner.
I could go on and on as there wasn't much about the machine that I liked. I'd really like to ask Hoover how many people they had try this machine before they put it out to the consumer. Maybe I'm expecting too much from a $200 machine but I am going to return it and try something else.
I got my Steam Vac within 4 - 5 days of order. Fantastic quick delivery! I have 4 cats and one large dog. Muddy pawprints on the carpet and the accompanying yuck of an isolated hairball or two.Didn't know quite how it would work on the muddy pawprints but the cleaner was fantastic! Did everything it was supposed to. The berber took quite a long time dry but that's berber for you. The pile carpet dried in no time. It is easy to use, fill and store.
I have not tried using it on the steps yet, but an attachment brush is included for this purpose. I don't know that it would be easy to use up our steps, but I also have the Hoover Steam Vac Jr. (also not a steam cleaner) which I could also use for the steps, and it works well for a smaller, more portable cleaner than this one.I can highly recommend this cleaner, and it is well worth it if you need to clean rugs frequently like I do.
I love this Hoover. I can figure everything out without reading the instructions. I lent somebody my Bissell and never got it back, so I shopped around and read reviews and finally decided on this Hoover. To be honest, I don't remember the Bissell much, but I like the Hoover better. It doesn't leak. And I could clean all day, if I didn't have to keep emptying and filling the tanks. But this is part of carpet cleaning, and that's my only complaint.
bought this thing over a year ago and not many complaints. i love the spinner brushes, the attachments, and the extra solution button. the only real things i dont care too much for is the tanks are really small ( maybe a gallon) and it doesn't have an on board heater. so not really anything too bad. for big jobs i would recommend getting a rug doctor but this thing is fine for the occasional spot cleaning.
I read one review here where someone mentioned using the Agility to clean up spill on a tile floor. I'm wondering if the Agility can be used to clean hard floors in general, like a power mop? I have lots of vinyl (sheet & tile) flooring and trying to keep it all clean is killing my back. Any suggestions?
The latches on the top of the two tanks could be a bit better designed. I haven't had any trouble with them, but that is the only part of the machine that seems like I have to be somewhat careful with it. I don't know how easily they would break, but I am mindful not to stretch them out too much. The machine seems plenty durable though.One final tip. If you have a particularly stained area, I pre-treat it first with my own stain cleaner.
I have never owned a Stem Vac before and have used this one time since I bought it, but it worked great. It was very easy to use and clean. Know others that own the same one and they also love theirs.
I would've liked a cord reel. Apparently this was traded for the ability to carry the accessories hooked on the unit. But the accessory pack is large enough it is hard for me to imagine many people wanting to keep it tethered to the machine. I would prefer a cord reel, as the cord is quite long, so you don't always need to unwrap it all the way from the hooks, but when left on the hooks it can interfere with attaching the fill and dump tanks.
Answer: I just got mine yesterday, so I'm trying out all kinds of things.  I've got 30-year old flooring in my kitchen with pebble-like indentions.  I tried it this morning and was amazed what it got up.  I think with the hand brush, it would get even more.  I removed the area rug and it quickly cleaned the build-up around it.  It also took the mess from around my dog's water bowl.  I usually mop about once a month, so it wasn't too difficult for the cleaner to pick it up.  I've got a stain in one area, and it helped, but didn't get it all out.  I think with more work and some pre-treating, it will.I think with more experience on my part, this cleaner will do fine on hard flooring.  If it's real wood, I'd make sure and go over the finished product with a mop, but a flat surface floor should be just fine. It vacuumed up the excess water with no problems.I did an area in my carpeted dining room last night and it dried quickly, and I was amazed at how much cleaner it looked today.  I've VERY pleased so far.I hope this helps!