Bissell BS65A8F

In the past we have had Kenwoods, however, this time we opted for a Bissell, what a mistake. Right from word go, the unit leaked water and despite having replacement filter units and having carried out the instructions from the ladies in the service...

Waste of time, i have gone back to using bucket and mop. It creates a constant dripping of water out of the filter onto floor. You need to hold down the button to activate the steam necessary to clean, this creates the dripping. Bad product. Not worth...

I had never used a steam mop befor so can only compare it to an ordinary mop. Floors dry quickly at the beginning but by the time I'm one room in the pad is quite wet and the floors dont dry as well. Steam button must be constantly depressed to produce...

I had been borrowing a Kenwood steam mop from my mum and when my husband went out to buy me my own he was convinced by the sales person to buy the Bissell and not the Kenwood I wanted. Every time I put it together to use, water leaks out between the...

Went into the shop intending to buy a Kenwood SC2000, as had heard good things about it. Salesperson upsold us to this Bissell instead .... for an extra $85. On first use, water leaked everywhere from the water cannister. Was told by store to try...

With our old steam cleaner the floor would be dry in minutes. $200 thrown away (It cost $80 in the US) We'll sell it on ebay for one dollar.