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	Brand	Name	Image	Price Range	Rating	Review
	Bissell	Bissell PowerFresh Lift-Off 1544		$100-150	4.8	Read Review
	Bissell	Bissell SpinWave SmartSteam Steam Mop		$100-150	4.6	Read Review
	Shark	Shark Steam & Scrub with Steam Blaster Technology S8201		$100-150	4.6	Read Review
	Shark	Shark Genius S5003D Steam Mop		$100-150	4.5	Read Review
	Dupray	Dupray Neat Steam Cleaner		$151-200	4.5	Read Review
	Bissell	1940 PowerFresh		Under $100	4.4	Read Review
	Bissell	Select Titanium 94E9T		Under $100	4.2	Read Review
	Steam and Go	10-in-1 Steam Mop		Under $100	4.2	Read Review
	Sienna	Vibe		Under $100	4.1	Read Review
	Shark	Shark S1000 Steam Mop		Under $100	4	Read Review
	Schenley	Schenley 7-in-1 Steam Mop		Under $100	3.9	Read Review
	Shark	Shark Steam Pocket Mop S3501		Under $100	3.8	Read Review
	Bissell	1867-7 Green Tea		Under $100	3.3	Read Review
	Swiffer	Steamboost		Under $100	3.3	Read Review
	Black+Decker	BLACK+DECKER Classic Steam Mop HSM13E1		Under $100		N/A
	Bissell	Bissell PowerFresh Deluxe Steam Mop 1806		$100-150		N/A
	Kenmore	Kenmore SteamLite™ 2-in-1 Steam Mop SM2050		Under $100		N/A
	Moolan	Moolan 12-in-1 021B Steam Mop		Under $100		N/A
	Secura	Secura 10-in-1 Detachable Steam Cleaner EM-516		Under $100		N/A
	Shark	Shark Steam Pickup 3-in-1 Steam Mop SD201		$151-200		N/A
	Hoover	Hoover Steam Complete Pet Steam Mop WH21000		Under $100		N/A
	Bissell	Bissell PowerSteamer 3-in-1 Handheld Steamer 2685A Review		$151-200		N/A
	Dirt Devil	Dirt Devil Steam Mop WD20000		Under $100		N/A
	Bissell	Bissell Symphony Pet All-in-One Vacuum and Steam Mop 1543A		$151-200		N/A
	VEVOR	VEVOR 2-in-1 Steam Mop VS535US-134-01		Under $100		N/A
	BLACK+DECKER	BLACK+DECKER Multipurpose Steam Cleaner BHSM15FX08		Under $100		N/A
	McCulloch	McCulloch MC1385 Deluxe Canister Steam Cleaner		$201-250		N/A
	Neugo	Nuego NE033 Steam Mop		Under $100		N/A
	Neugo	Neugo NE055 Handheld Steam Cleaner Review		$100-150		N/A
	Bissell	Bissell PowerFresh Vac & Steam All-in-One 2747A		$151-200		N/A

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Following are the column definitions:

Model

The first column shows the name of each model that I’ve reviewed. The name is linked directly to my review page so just clicking on the name will take you right to my detailed overview for each model. As models become discontinued, I’ll remove them from this list. New models are added on a regular basis.

Style

There are a couple of different styles of steam mops. The kind that only clean floors and look like a small vacuum are labeled as “stick”. The kind that have multiple uses, a canister, and a hose attachment with a mop head are labeled as “canister”.

Rating

The ratings are first based on the average of consumer ratings from multiple sources and then adjusted based on any issues I find are not accurately reflected in those ratings.

Tank Size

This column reflects the amount of water that the tank holds. In many cases, a larger tank size provides a longer mop time between refills.

Seconds to Sanitize

Steam mops are desirable for their ability to sanitize floors without using cleaning solutions or chemicals. However, no steam mop does this just by using a regular mopping motion. Instead, you have to move the mop very slowly and hold it in place over a section for a specific amount of time in order to kill off germs and bacteria.

This column tells you the minimum time required to hold a model in place in order to reach the level of heat necessary to sanitize and comes from the manufacturer’s information.

Cord Length

No one likes a short power cord on a device that you have to move around from room to room. Longer cords equate to less time plugging and unplugging. If you have a lot of square footage to mop then you may be better off with a mop that has a longer cord.

Trigger Handle

Some electric mops have a trigger on the handle that has to be pulled in order to have the mop emit any steam. This can be problematic for those with any joint issues in their hands or who have carpal tunnel syndrome and find it difficult to grip things. I don’t have any joint issues and yet still get some cramping in my hand while holding the trigger on my model.

Attachments

Stick steam mops might only have a single attachment – the carpet glider. Canister steam mops for floors can have attachments that perform other cleaning chores around the house. Understanding the number of attachments is when you’re looking for a model that will perform multiple tasks is important. More attachments can mean that you’re getting more value for your money. The number that come in the box are shown in this column.

Vertical surfaces

Once you see how well a steam mop works on floors you’re immediately going to want to try it on everything else – shower doors, tubs, sinks, counter tops, your oven, glass doors, windows and anything else you can think of that needs to be cleaned regularly. Not all steam mops handle vertical surfaces. Those that can are noted in this column.

Think of this page as your way to quickly compare steam mops in order to find the reviews on this site that would most interest you.