CUIDADO! El aparato funciono bien año y medio. Dejo de funcionar (ya no dispensa el agua) y ni el fabricante ni Amazon Mexico me quieren hacer valida la garantía original de 2 años!No compren Bissell porque en Mexico no hacen valida la garantia.

Me gusta mucho la verdad si lo recomiendo por qué realmente hace el trabajo q dice y terminas rápido. Pero como todo tiene por y contra...Lo q no me gusta es q pesa mucho y tienes q lavar inmediatamente los aditamentos por q se hace lodo

Me gusto muchísimos , facilita mucho el aseo en casa

Superó mis espectativas, muy eficiente y ahorras mucho tiempo y esfuerzo.

Producto que tiene buena relación en su precio calidad, ayuda mucho en la limpieza permite disminuir es esfuerzo para mantener limpia la casa.

Es fácil de usar y en general limpia bien. Lo único malo que he notado es que deja líneas marcadas en el piso que hasta el momento no he sabido como evitar.

Encantada con su funcionalidad y practicidad, ahora mucho el agua es más fácil limpiar el piso, quita manchas que llevaban tiempo en el piso, la mejor compra

THIS IS AN UPDATE TO MY ORIGINAL REVIEW.After using this for about a year, I started having trouble. It would trip my GFCI outlet (worked OK on non-GFCI), then after a few weeks it died all-together.HERE'S THE GOOD NEWS--GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE!I contacted the Bissell warranty service, was connected within two minutes, and explained my problem to the Rep. She first suggested that I bring it to an authorized Bissell service center to have it checked out. Upon learning that the closest center was 45 miles away, she offered to send me a brand new replacement. I just had to email her a photo of the plate with the model/serial number and she'd take care of the rest. She kept me updated on the status of the return, and within a week the replacement arrived.Tried it out today and it works fine.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I've used this a number of times over the past few months, mostly for our vinyl floors, and occasionally for rugs.1. Does great job on our floors. I thought we didn't track in much dirt, and our floors don't look particularly dirty. BUT after running this and seeing the opaque chocolate-colored water in the dirty water tank, I learned how filthy a "clean" looking floor can really be. This machine really delivers.2. It is pretty easy to fill and use. The clean water tank is easy to remove, fill and install. The dirty water tank is easy to remove, but make sure to rinse it thoroughly in your utility sink. It really catches a lot of crud.3. Cleaning is straightforward. I get best results when I turn on the floor mode (control is easy to reach with your thumb) and hold the trigger when I push it forward, but turn of the power when I pull it back. That way the solution has time to do its job before I go over it again for the final rinse-cleaning. The manual says to wait 5 minutes before the second go-over, but I find a minute or two is plenty.4. I've used it a few times on area rugs. It is fine for our use, but would not make sense for really large rugs or carpets. For that you should get a heavy-duty machine. As with floors, it gets a lot of grime out.5. Ergonomics are pretty good. Easy to slip into relatively tight spots. You can loop the cord in a slot near the handle to keep it off the floor, but it sometimes slips.6. It's easy to carry with the built in handle.7. Some reviewers complain of streaking. Not a problem with us, but streaking might be a function of the surface and the amount of detergent used. I use half the recommended amount and it works fine for our needs.8. Cleaning after use takes a bit of practice. First, empty, rinse and reinstall the dirty water tank, The manual recommends using the included cleaning tray (set the cleaner in it, add water to the tray, and run the machine to clear out the system). But I find that awkward. I just put about 3/4" of water in the utility sink and run it there. It cleans the brush and sends the water to the dirty-water tank. If the water is still dirty, add more water to the sink and do it again.Note: You then need to rinse the brush by hand, so it's best to do that in your utility sink (if you have one).8. Overall the cleaner does a thorough cleaning on our floors. Recommended.

I have always mopped my floor with a spin mop and thought it was squeaky clean until my toddler grandson walked on the floor with his bare feet the day after I mopped it......his feet were black! YIKES!! I immediately looked for a better cleaner. I researched and picked this Crosswave mainly because it kept the dirty water away from the clean water and away from the floor. I have to say I way so pleased. My floor has never shined the way it did the first time I cleaned with the Crosswave. I vacuumed the carpet before I cleaned the floor and the suction was great. I emptied the dry container and then filled the clean water reservoir. I purposely did not sweep before I cleaned to see how well it picked up the dirt. Again I was pleasantly surprised. It picked up the dirt AND cleaned the tile floor very well. However it does not get edges very well from the side of the unit. It only picks up dirt along walls if you aim the front of the cleaner against the wall. Wish it had an edging attachment. Next time I would sweep before cleaning to get those dirty areas along cabinets and walls. The unit is easy to use and is very light weight. I did find that I was constantly turning off the unit because the buttons are right where you hold the handle. A little annoying but not enough to not use it. I saw complaints that this unit streaks the floor. My floors were very dirty after having company for a week and I did not have any streaking issue except on glossy tile. I will try hot water and vinegar next time instead of the solution provided to see if the streaks go away. The solution cleaned well but had no clean scent. I missed that clean smell the pine cleaner provided. As with any wet cleaner, it does leave a wet spot on the floor whenever you stop cleaning. There is a base/cleaning tray provided to clean the brush and store the unit on. I would not attempt to dry vacuum a rug after wet cleaning as I'm sure it would leave a dirty wet trail. All in all I think this is a great floor cleaner and am very pleased I purchased it. Just wish I would have done it sooner. I have attached a pic of my kitchen floor after I cleaned and before and after pics of my lanai floor.

¿Han visto agua negra con pelos de todos los tamaños, de humanos y mascotas hechos bola? Así sale todo lo que ha trapeado esta máquina poderosa. ¿Han hecho la prueba de ver cuánto ahorran en agua y limpiadores y trapeador al año? Yo veo la reducción 70%. La factura de energía eléctrica no ha subido tanto y eso que uso mi bissell dos veces a la semana, en una superficie doble de 80m2. A veces me siento en la caricatura de Jetsons: una máquina estupenda en una vida real. Impecable. Vale su precio. Insisto: no la busquen más porque la voy a comprar todas las veces posibles.

The title pretty much sums up my opinion and experience with my recently purchased Bissell Crosswave 1785. It’s rare for me to be so impressed with a household appliance, and in particular floor cleaners, which I’ve not had stellar experience with generally.And this one is advertised to do both hard floor surfaces and rugs, but not carpet (more on that later). The Crosswave is exceptionally engineered with BOTH the cleaning and user in mind. From the time I started opening the box until the device was assembled and I began using for cleaning my porcelain tile kitchen floor was 15 minutes. It is very well thought out and designed. Although it comes with detailed instructions, this thing is designed so they are really not needed. Everything snaps into place including the roller and cover and clean water and waste tanks. And it even comes with a storage bottom tray the Crosswave fits neatly onto and it even cleans itself up to a degree – after use, just pour clean water into the tray, turn on the machine and the rollers spin and vacuums the water into the tank. Then all you do is remove both tanks, dump the dirty water into the toilet or somewhere, do a final rinse of the roller and store it. It makes some noise, but nothing unexpected for a combo cleaner/vacuum. And on that note, it is not a dry vacuum and I will never use it as one. It is a cleaner that vacuums dirty water from the floor as it dispenses cleaning solution. Another huge feature is the long 25’ power cord which was long enough for cleaning every room without plugging into another outlet.How well does it clean? Incredibly. Usually when something is advertised to be dual or multi-use, you can expect one but not both to be high quality but in the case of the Crosswave, it does an exceptional job on both hard floors and rugs. I was expecting mediocre on the rugs, but nope, it cleans them exceptionally well and makes them look like new. The instructions clearly state it is for area rugs and not carpet but I used it on both with great results. It made my area rugs look like new and I only used the multi-use brush. I’m going to purchase the rug brush to see if it works even better. And I have white carpet in my home office with low pile that was fairly dirty so I first vacuumed with my vacuum cleaner then used the Crosswave and was really impressed. It is not longer a dingy white, but back closer to its normal color. There are two switch modes, hardwood and rugs and it dispenses about twice the liquid on the rug mode, but my rugs and carpet were bone dry in 8 hours or so. I suggest dry vacuuming after dry to make the pile stand up better. Since my tile floors were pretty dirty, I used the rug mode for them the first time and it seemed to work a bit better in cleaning the ground in messes. The second time I used hard floor mode and it worked great. All my tiles are porcelain with shallow grout and it even cleaned the grout very well. That was another issue some complained about. And I couldn’t believe how filthy the water was in the dirty water tank. The first time thru on the kitchen and entrance floors, there was a lot of gritty substance in the tank which I imagine was salt/sand still from winter that got tracked in and I never got fully cleaned with my throw away pad steam cleaner, which I’ll never use again.There is a lot of review mentions about streaking. I had none on any of the tile floors, so I’m not sure what is going on with that topic. But I did make multiple sweeps over the area so perhaps that helps. I can’t think of any cons/negatives except perhaps they highly recommend using the Bissell cleaning solutions which are a bit pricey. I’m not on much of a budget, so I’ll do so since they work sooooo well. But you can do the math – I used about 3 oz per 130 sq ft. I used the 8 oz bottle that came with the Crosswave the first day, but that was for two rooms of tile, and a couple area rugs. One last thing. My hardwood floors are not sealed, so I did not use it on them so cannot discuss that type of flooring.This is one of the best purchases I’ve made in a long while.

I LOVE this. We have 3 short hair dogs, which means lots of fur everywhere and lots of mess. This has my floor sparkling clean. I even did the entry way to my bedroom where the carpet is dirty due to traffic and the dogs. It is much cleaner now. It does not leave the carpet overly wet. I'm not sure why one person said it doesn't pick up a cheerio, because mine picked up a piece of hard dog food without a struggle.Pros: Cleans floors very well.Sleek machine, nice colours and overall appearance.Can buy extra attachments and brushesVery easily can remove tank for fill up, andTo empty the dirty water.Easy to remove brush for cleaningIt most certainly does pick up slightly heavy objects, such as a piece of dog food.Cons: Kind of loudDoes do edges well.No removable attachment for spot cleaning or edge cleaning.Does not come with more brushes or cleaning solution.I got mine for a great deal in the warehouse store. It was returned by someone, I think, but had no damage at all. It was just in a brown box. I am not complaining about that. Just stating so that others will remember to check the warehouse store on here, to also get a good deal.

I own both the Crosswave and the Hoover Floormate Deluxe.The Floormate Deluxe is better at:TEXTURED TILE / GROUT - Slightly better at getting off caked on dry stains. The Crosswave doesn't have the same pressure. If you have textured tile you will appreciate the extra stain cleaning power of the Floormate. The tile brush allows more pressure to be applied to the recesses of the tile and the lower grout lines. If you plan to use either floor cleaner for just textured tile the Floormate Deluxe is the cleaner to get. (or a rotary mop)The Crosswave is better at:FLAT SURFACES - Subway tile, hardwood floor, vinyl plank and laminate.LARGE DEBRIS - Pet hair, dog food, cheerios, animal crackers. - These get picked up on the first pass with the Crosswave. The hoover uses a squeegee to help lift the water off the floor so the pieces of food/dirt get pushed forward unless you tilt one side of the machine up. This gets real old after a while. Especially when you have 3000 ft^2 to clean.CLEANING (post floor cleaning) - Pet hair is harder to get out of the Floormate. I find myself trying to "fish" the dog hair out of the Floormate with my pinkies. If you don't have time to completely clean the Floormate and the pet hair dries on the inside of the cleaning head... you are in for a treat. By comparison the Crosswave is a pleasure to clean. Sure you have to run it in a tray and pull out the roller head... but you have to do it with the Floormate as well if you want the product to last more than a year. Besides... the entire process takes maybe 30 seconds. There is Crosswave lazy... then there is unemployed bum lazy.SPEED - I can clean at least twice as fast with the Crosswave. It applies moisture more evenly to the floor surface and it leaves the floor dryer than the Floormate. The Floormate requires at least 2-3 passes of the same area. The first pass lays down the water and the brushes distribute the water. The second pass is the real cleaning pass that does the majority of the cleaning. The 3rd pass is solely to clean up the residual water from the 2nd pass. Even after you stop applying water to the floor it still takes a while for the water to stop dripping from the head of the cleaner. On the other hand, the Crosswave lets you perform a quick clean of the area. Foot marks on dark laminate or a quick touch up by the front door before company arrives seems less like a chore.When I just owned the Floormate I found myself mopping on weekends when we had were in a hurry to clean. We would use the Floormate for the "entire house" cleaning days. You can't perform a "quick clean" with eh Floormate. I would say you are looking at 30 minutes per 500 ft^2 with the Floormate. Depending on how dirty your floors are you are looking at 10-30 minutes for the same area with the Crosswave.NO VACUUMING REQUIRED - We have two young children and a 200+ pound English Mastiff who sheds continuously. I can clean the floors with the Crosswave without having to sweep/vacuum first. This is a HUGE time saver. I would have toBoth machines will remove caked on mustard and dried dog drool in a matter of seconds. If a stain doesn't lift after a few passes, soak the area with the machine and keep going. Wait for the solution to soak for a minute or two then come back to the spot. If it still doesn't come off the floor take a scrub brush to it. For a machine to remove anything more in the first pass would require such abrasion that the floor surface would be compromised over time.Both units are going to do a better job than a mop pushes the dirt into the recesses, these devices scrub and vacuum.My personal opinion is the Crosswave, despite its price , is a better overall floor cleaner. The hardwood floors look shinier when clean and they feel cleaner on your feet. The Crosswave ends up saving you a lot of time. It's quite fast once you get the hang of it and it doesn't require any floor prep before you use it (sweep/vacuum).If budget isn't a concern go with the Crosswave, otherwise the Floormate is a damn good cleaner for the money.