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Question: How wet does the Envirosteamer leave the floors? Wetter than mopping?  Does it tend to cause puddles?
Document: I like this product very much. My only complaint is how hard it can be to maneuver. It has been my experience that if you dont move in a straight line you may leave streaks which can be noticable. It does not leave puddles of water like some tend to do.Eureka 313A Enviro Hard-Surface Floor Steamer
I like this mop. It does take a while to use though. I have to move slowly so that it works well but I like that better than the hard work of a sponge mop which hurts my back. This does not leave my floors very wet. At first the tile dries very quickly. After using it for awhile the pad gets wetter and the floors stay wet longer, but for me thats just one small section and it doesn't bother me.
I purchased this steamer because I have about 2500 sq ft of tile to mop. I got tired of cleaning the mop head in the sink and/or changing the water in the bucket. I did not have the same problem as many of the other negative reviewers regarding really wet floors, in fact, I sometimes wonder if they were getting wet enough.We have two dogs that are big droolers but do tend to leave drool spots around the house.
The Eureka Envirosteamer does a great job, no chemicals, so no sticky aftermess, and my dog doesn't lick the chemicals off her paws! Doesn't leave much water on the floor, much less than actual mopping, floor dries in less than 5 minutes. Runs out of water so you have to refill about every 15 minutes, but worth it for the good job it does and the lack of chemicals.
I bought this for my Dad who is 75 years old. They have tile and laminate flooring. I read all the reviews and settled on this steamer. He likes it. It is easy to use and light enough for him to handle easily. He said it does not leave puddles of water or the floor too wet, which was my main concern.
I was interested in buying a steam mop after hearing several friends and family rave about their H20 mop. After doing some research (OK, ALOT of research!! ), i decided that the Eureka was the best value because of the hot water temperature and the fact that some other steamers leave wet puddles on the floor.PROS:steam is HOT!
I bought this in May 2010. For the first few months it worked perfectly, got the floor very clean and the floor dried almost immediately. After half a year, it started to leave streaks and small puddles causing the floor to stay wet longer than before. I finally figured out that if I poured less water than recommended, it wouldn't leave so much streaks.
I was excited to get this product to clean my ceramic tile floors. After using it a few times, I'd have to say it's just okay. It's really not much different than me mopping the floor myself with my sponge mop. It's just kind of like going over my floor with a wet rag. The steam does not come out very strongly, or in a great amount.It does leave a lot of wetness at first. You have to be using it for about 15 minutes until that extra wetness stops.
Just leave it on the problem spot for 10 seconds to give it time to dissolve the mess. On less messy parts, you can mop a little faster. Our floors have never been cleaner, and I'm much happier about mopping, which isn't my favorite chore.Another note, as other reviewers mentioned, it does seem to get extra wet the first time (not sure why, but you'll find it is less wet and dries quicker on future moppings). I am very glad I bought this.
When I first got the Envirosteamer I raved over it. I have the oldest, nastiest vinyl flooring in the kitchen which is white (WHITE!). Until I can have the whole thing done over the way I want, I'm sort of stuck with it. It's so old that anyone or anything (we have pets and kids) who walks through leaves a mark. Mopping was a pain and I'd have to do it sometimes 2x a day. I went through two Swiffer Wet Jets.
Answer: Not more than mopping, but more than some other steam mops.  When it first heats up, it tends to dump a lot of water all at once.  My first Envirosteamer dumped all the water in 5 minutes every time.  I called Eureka and had them replace it, and my new one isn't quite as bad but still dumps a lot of water right when it gets hot enough to use.