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Monday, Oct 12
Style: SpinWave Cordless
Features
- POWERED SPINNING CLEANING. Dual rotating mop pads help remove sticky messes and everyday dirt with less effort than traditional mopping.
- CORDLESS FREEDOM. Up to 20 minutes of cordless runtime lets you clean multiple rooms without stopping to unplug or switch outlets.
- ON-DEMAND SPRAY. Dispense cleaning solution with the push of a button while swivel steering helps you glide around furniture and baseboards.
- SAFE FOR SEALED HARD FLOORS. Designed for hardwood, tile, laminate, vinyl, marble, granite, and other sealed surfaces.
- MAX-VALUE READY TO CLEAN. Includes 6 washable microfiber mop pads and 3 trial-size cleaning solutions. Get a premium supply to start deep cleaning right out of the box.
Description
No more getting down on your hands and knees to scrub your floors! Let BISSELL SpinWave Cordless Hard Floor Expert spin mop do the work for you. This cordless wonder is tough on everyday pet messes and gentle on all sealed hard floors. It’s proven safe to tackle tough messes on sealed tile, linoleum, vinyl and hard wood, leaving them clean and refreshed and back to their natural shine. SpinWave Cordless Hard Floor Expert also comes with a low- profile, swivel head to reach tricky spots in a cinch and is engineered with an 18V lithium-ion battery, so you can easily clean your hard floors throughout your home without the hassle of a cord. Plus, its battery is fully charged after just four hours, making it ready to go and dependable for your everyday cleaning and on-the-go needs. This product helps save pets, too! BISSELL proudly supports BISSELL Pet Foundation and its mission to help save homeless pets. When you buy a BISSELL product, you help save pets, too. We’re proud to design products that help make pet messes, odors and pet homelessness disappear.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bissell |
| Key Features | Lightweight, Cordless |
| Recommended Surface | Hard Floor |
| Model Name | SpinWave Cordless Hard Floor Spin Mop |
| Power Source | Battery (1 Lithium Ion included) |
| Wattage | 18 watts |
| Weight | 9.5 Pounds |
| Design | Stick Form; Titanium With Electric Blue Accents |
| Voltage | 18 Volts |
| Style | SpinWave Cordless Pet, Electric Blue |
| Dimensions | 27.5 x 16 x 7.43 inches |
| Country of Manufacture | China |
| Model Number | 23159 |
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the Bissell SpinWave is a cordless mop. This allows for easy maneuverability and freedom to clean any area of your home without worrying about reaching an outlet.
The Bissell SpinWave is designed for hard floors like tile, hardwood, linoleum, and laminate. It should not be used on carpets or rugs.
Yes, the Bissell SpinWave mop usually comes packaged with a specialized cleaning solution. However, always check the product details when purchasing as this may vary.
Yes, the cleaning pads on the Bissell SpinWave mop are reusable and washable. This helps reduce waste and makes maintaining the mop simple and cost-effective.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The SpinWave cordless mop is praised for its practicality, efficiency and effectiveness in lightening the task of cleaning floors. For professional cleaners and homeowners alike, this mop has proven to be a game-changer in reducing cleaning time and effort significantly. Users particularly value the mop's great maneuverability, making it easy to reach under furniture and cabinets. However, there are reports that the battery life of the cordless SpinWave mop could be improved.
Pros
- ⭐ Greatly reduces cleaning time and physical effort
- 🌠 High performance in removing dirt and sticky marks
- 🌈 Great maneuverability, reaches tough corners under furniture
- 💡 Easily refillable water/solution and replaceable pads
- 🌿 Eco-friendly as mop head pads are washable and reusable
Cons
- 🔋 Battery life of the cordless model could be improved (lasts 25-30 mins per full charge)
- 🔄 Pads sometimes get dirty quickly and need frequent swapping during cleaning
- 🤚 Removing dirty velcro-attached pads could be more hygienic
Should I Buy It?
Definitely, if regular mopping is a major part of your cleaning routine, the SpinWave Cordless Mop can vastly improve your experience due to its convenience, efficiency, and effectiveness. The few minor issues with battery life and pad cleanliness do not outweigh the clear benefits provided by this product.
Style: SpinWave Cordless
Out with the Mop!! I love, love, love this Spinwave! My floor looks great. I have stone look vinyl that never looks dirty but I knew the truth...Embarrassed to say I used 3 sets of pads and now I have a way not to struggle to wash my floor! It was a pleasure to do and will be getting a weekly upkeep. Takes a long time to charge but it's plugged in now so it's ready for next time...Do not think twice...BUY it Now!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 by carbc
Style: SpinWave Cordless
This spin wave mop works great . Drys quickly and no streaks using the bissell cleaning solution. If you have a large floor area this is a great product . Throw away your mop .
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2026 by Anthony Munafo
Style: SpinWave Cordless
I LOVE this thing! So much easier than the traditional mop and bucket with a fraction of the time and the complete elimination of elbow grease! The battery life isn’t the longest, but it gets me through my apartment cleaning my kitchen, dining room, living room and master bath. This is a Texas apartment, not some NYC apartment where all those rooms mentioned are the same room. When I initially received the item it didn’t work. I charged it, got my “I’m gonna clean my floors” jams playing and nothing. I read the manual and it basically said for what I was seeing and what it was doing to call customer service. I called customer service, they walked me through some trouble shooting and determined they didn’t know what what happening and suggested I return the item. I did this and Amazon was quick to replace the item and I had no issues with the new one.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2021 by Dorkie Mom
Style: SpinWave Cordless
TL;DR: Great for LVP floors. For bigger homes, buy the corded model. PROS: - No steam (yes, that’s a PRO! Steam WILL damage LVP). - Most parts are replaceable (spinners, pads, water tank, tank cap, etc.). - Stands upright on its own for easy storage. - Lightweight and easy to maneuver. - Quiet. - Electronic sprayer works really well. CONS: - Sealed, weak battery; not user-swappable. - Meh runtime - if it had a bigger LiPo it might hit an hour. - No front LED light. Basic miss, IMHO; even cheaper clones have one. - Slow charging - FOUR hours to charge and only 20 minutes of runtime. FULL REVIEW: Man oh man, this electric mop is almost perfect. It’s the only thing I’ve found that truly maintains and cleans grooved LVP. LVP looks great, but cleaning those grooves is a royal pain! Short of buying an industrial scrubber, the SpinWave with the hard-floor scrubber pads has been the best way to pull all the dirt out. Skip the included cleaning solution. I use Zep Neutral pH Floor Cleaner, which is perfect for LVP. Also, don’t follow the tank’s mix marks—they ask for way too much product. You only need a couple "caps" of Zep in the bottle. More than that leaves streaks. Just follow the ratio on your cleaner’s label and ignore the tank markings. That’s my tip. Two things I really wish it had: 1 - A front LED to light the path while cleaning. That alone would be a big quality-of-life upgrade. 2 - A hot-swappable battery. It charges REALLY slowly, and you can’t keep a spare charged battery on the side because Bissell went the "APPLE" route and sealed the pack inside the unit. Not a fan of that decision AT ALL tbh. So, IMHO, if your home needs more than ~15–20 minutes of mopping, look at the corded version instead. I wish they went the Dyson route with quick-swap batteries, but they didn’t. The internal pack is just okay and charges at a crawl. For small spaces it’s fine, but once you’re over ~900–1000 sq ft, the corded model (which is also cheaper) makes more sense. Bottom line: on LVP, this thing shines. If you don’t have LVP, a steam model might be more sanitary for your floors. If your space is over 1000 sq ft, go corded. For everyone else with LVP, this is a fantastic solution. I gave it 4 out of 5 because of the outdated battery tech they're using. A refreshed model with a better battery and a front facing LED would be awesome!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025 by Al
Style: SpinWave Cordless
For the money, this thing is way more convenient than other power mops
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026 by Cassidy Mullins
Style: SpinWave Cordless
Paid $224 for this cordless mop and what a disappointment! It was fully charged and lasted only 20 minutes and had to put back on the charger and was not able to finish cleaning my floors! What a waste of money! Now it has to charge for another 4 to 5 hours before I can finish cleaning my floors. If you have a big house, won't waste your money on this, it's better to use a regular mop. Sadly, I passed the window of returning it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026 by JJS
Style: SpinWave Cordless
OK. I really never write reviews despite the fact that I buy everything on Amazon. So when I tell you that this thing is life-changing, you have to believe me. I have two small kids, no pets, but hard floors everywhere in the house. And I use my Dyson cordless vacuum all the time, but I absolutely hated mopping. There was just no good mopping solution, the swiffer pads are annoying and it takes a lot of back-and-forth pushing, and it’s just wasteful how many pads it takes to actually do all my floors. I also tried the previous Bissell steam mop model, but it had a cord, you had to constantly refill the water for the steam to work, it was heavy and super loud. So bottom line is I didn’t use that either. I literally used it once and gave it away to a neighbor. But then I got this thing because it’s cordless and the spinning mops, and it is better than I even expected! It basically just glides on its own! The water tank lasts a long time because you don’t have to spray as much solution. The only thing is the battery does run out about 70% of the way through my house. I have a decently large house though so it might not be a problem for a lot of people. Other than the battery life (needs to be doubled) and the weight (would be great just a bit lighter) it’s just perfect!!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2021 by Jana S.
Style: SpinWave Cordless
I wish I could rate the Bissell SpinWave higher, because I can't imagine cleaning my laminate floors without it now. It's easy to use and gentle. I haven't seen a better option, so when it finally dies, I'll probably have to buy another. But there are things that could be better, and it isn't so durable, with mediocre product support. First, the good. The SpinWave cleans effectively and gently. It doesn't clean with much pressure; the pads spin gently on the floor, polishing with the help of solution you can dispense from the tank with the press of a button. Unless something is stuck in the pads or the screw comes loose, there doesn't seem to be much risk of scratching the floor. While spots don't come up immediately, several light passes will usually do it. (You might have trouble with something that's really ground in, but I have yet to face anything on a laminate floor that can't be gotten up by gently passing the mop over it several times, reapplying cleaning solution in between.) The spinning motion means the SpinWave is gently self-propelled; it very lightly pulls your arm forward, in such a way that it keeps moving but you can still fully control the motion. I think that's just a side effect of the spinning motion, but it's nice. And being cordless is excellent! It makes mopping so much easier not to have to work around a cord. The unit isn't silent, but it is reasonably quiet. It's easy to maneuver, and the head is small enough to mop under furniture, though it will obviously only go as far as the head with the pads will reach. When it's working, it does its job well, and it's become an indispensable cleaning tool. That said, there are some things that could be improved. First, the battery life isn't great. Expect to have enough charge to clean one or two reasonable-sized rooms; I can basically do the downstairs of a small house—less than 600 sq ft in total—before the battery dies. Once it's dead, the charge time is several hours. On the one hand, that's fair from a small portable unit. But it would have been so easy to avoid this problem. Bissell could have designed this with a swappable battery, so that you could have one battery in the unit and another on a charger. Or they could have designed it so that it can also run from AC power (you plug the power directly into the unit; the battery is non-removable). Either simple change would have extended the life of the unit indefinitely and made it useable for much bigger cleaning jobs. Another deficiency is the water tank. You're supposed to mix up the solution by filling the tank to a mark with warm water, then topping it off to another mark with Bissell's cleaning solution. There are two levels marked on the tank, a smaller and a larger. The problem is that even the smaller measure is way too much solution given the battery life. I don't know if they're imagining people just soaking their floors, but for me the point of the SpinWave over other electric mops is to mop a laminate floor gently, using a minimum of solution, the way I would with a flat mop. If I make up the solution to the smaller mark, I won't even use half of it before the battery expires. (And since it performs best when the water/solution is warm from the tap, there's no point mixing up extra even if I plan to return to cleaning on the same day.) I've had to improvise by figuring out the proportions and marking new measures on the tank. But I can't imagine a world in which even the most aggressive wet cleaner would ever use a full tank, so the tank and its markings feel like nothing so much as a scheme to sell more Bissell solution (which is, of course, the only brand they recommend you use). Now, the ugly. I mentioned durability problems. After I'd had it for well under two years, one of the discs stopped spinning. When I unscrewed the disc to find out why, the problem was obvious. The discs themselves are all plastic; they are screwed onto metal shafts with two flat sides. Well, I guess the disc had stuck and the shaft had completely ground away the flats on the plastic mold, so the hole in the disc was now perfectly round and no longer gripped the shaft. That could be avoided by giving the discs some reinforcement so they weren't just plastic on metal, but that's neither here nor there. Bissell sells replacement parts; in my case I needed Part 1611710. (The discs themselves are interchangeable, by the way, but the screw for one disc is threaded in reverse.) I'm always glad when parts are readily available, but I wasn't impressed with the longevity of the mop, so I contacted Bissell to ask if they would be willing to provide a replacement. My SpinWave was over a year old and so not under warranty, so they did not provide a replacement. That's fine (although I do with the product lasted better). What was absurd, though, was my email exchange with customer service. In my initial email I provided a very clear description of the exact problem with the precise part that was damaged. At first, the email rep directed me to walk through a series of troubleshooting steps that clearly didn't apply, because I had already explained the mechanical problem. Okay, so they're on a script. But when I replied explaining that those steps didn't work and restating the problem, after telling me that my unit was out of warranty, the rep proceeded to direct me to a service center in a city over an hour away! All I needed was a $16 part, and if the rep had directed me to the appropriate parts page, I might not have finally felt inspired to write this review. I had clearly explained the problem, and it can be fixed in about 2 minutes; it would be ridiculous to go to a service center for it. Declining to provide free parts for an out-of-warranty product is fine; directing customers to an expensive service call instead of an easy fix with parts that Bissell sells is decidedly customer-unfriendly. Really what that means is that they need to train reps to give genuine responses instead of solely following a script, but between the poor service and the fact that the product didn't last, I'm less than impressed. And yet, as I said, it's hard to imagine cleaning without it; it's cut lots of time and effort from my cleaning, and when it breaks in a way that can't be repaired, unless there's a better option out there by then, I'll probably replace, it, despite that ridiculous interaction and some definite deficiencies in design. So take that for what you will.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023 by P. Broyles