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Bissell SpinWave Hard Floor Expert Pet Robot, 2-in-1 Wet Mop and Dry Robot Vacuum, WiFi Connected with Structured Navigation, 3115

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Style: SpinWave Robot


Features

  • Every Purchase Saves Pets. BISSELL proudly supports BISSELL Pet Foundation and its mission to help save homeless pets.. Surface Height Settings: Auto Height Adjustment
  • Two Tank Cleaning System. Powerfully vacuum or actively mop your floors.
  • Powerfully Vacuum. In Dry Cleaning Mode, Triple Action Cleaning System utilizes dual spinning edge brushes, a rotating brush roll and powerful suction with up to 1500 Pa to clean debris on carpet and hard surfaces.
  • Actively Mop. Rotating mop pads scrub and clean floors including wood, tile, linoleum, and other sealed hard floors.
  • Soft Surface Avoidance Sensor. Automatically avoids carpets and area rugs while mopping
  • Wood Floor Formula. Specially formulated solution to restore your floors natural shine.
  • Includes: Two Tank Cleaning System, Hard Floor Expert Mop Pads, replacement filters and edge cleaning brushes, and a trial-size bottle of Wood Floor Formula.
  • Lithium Ion Battery. Provides up to 100 minutes of run time on hard floors in low mode and recharges in 4-5 hours.
  • Schedule Cleaning. Works with BISSELL Connect App, so you can start, stop and schedule cleaning cycles from anywhere.
  • SpinWave Robot is safe to use on vinyl floors.

Description

BISSELL® SpinWave® Hard Floor Expert wet and dry robotic vacuum gives you two ways to clean in one revolutionary robot. Its two tank system powerfully vacuums or actively mops. So, when used in dry vacuuming mode it collects pet hair, dirt and other debris across multiple surfaces, and when used in wet mopping mode, the mop pads and BISSELL Wood Floor Formula scrub messes on sealed hard floors. Thanks to the Soft Surface Avoidance Sensor, you don't have to worry about it cleaning surfaces like rugs when in wet mopping mode. Plus, this product doesn't just clean up after pets, it helps save them. 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. Shorter Run Time than Normal Allow machine to fully charge for 4 hours in between cleaning cycles Remove any obstacles from the cleaning path The machine may return to the dock if it thinks it's cleaned the entire accessible area, even if the battery is not fully consumed Change cleaning mode to Mid or Low in the BISSELL Connect App for optimal run time.

Brand: Bissell


Model Name: SpinWave


Special Feature: Automatic Height Adjustment


Color: White


Product Dimensions: 14"L x 13"W x 4"H


Brand: Bissell


Model Name: SpinWave


Special Feature: Automatic Height Adjustment


Color: White


Product Dimensions: 14"L x 13"W x 4"H


Included Components: Mop Pad, Filter, Cleaning Solution, Floor Brush


Filter Type: Cartridge


Battery Life: 100 minutes


Voltage: 14.4 Volts


Power Source: Cordless Rechargeable


Are Batteries Included: Yes


Control Method: App


Form Factor: Robotic


Item Weight: 7.5 pounds


Manufacturer: BISSELL


Item model number: 3115


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Batteries required: Yes


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    • Bissell Knows How To Clean
Style: SpinWave Pet Robot
I'm comparing this with the Deebot which I returned. The Deebot was easily three times the price and jsut didn't work at all. Some of what I hated about the Deebot; it had a complicated app and you needed to train the bot on the areas to clean. There was a lack of any type of organized pattern when cleaning - it just rolled around in circles and missed huge areas in the single small room that I confined it to. It couldn't figure out how to go home and got stuck on it's own base. The cleaning was totally inadequate - if you clean your floor by lightly dragging a low pile wet rag without any cleaner on it, then the Deebot is for you. It basically smeared the floor with the filth that it picked up. Finally, the Deebot got stuck on literally everything. I named it "slow and stupid" in the app. The Bissell doesn't need training. It moves back and forth in a logical pattern. The spinny cloths are nappy and actually absorb the dirt. You can put cleaning fluid right in the tank. The vacuum is in the front and the wet cleaning follows behind. The vacuum includes a roller brush as well as the side sweepers and the suction is great. I feel like the other robots focus on the robotic features and put zero thought into the cleaning functionality. Bissell's features focus on cleaning first. If you want something functional, get the Bissell. It's much cheaper and works so much better. The app is simple. I use it to start a cleaning cycle and to tell it to go back home. I'm really happy with my Bissell SpinWave. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Cleans, but has some oddities, and doesn't clean a whole floor
Style: SpinWave Robot
I bought the vacuum to clean the main level of our house. It does work, but not as expected. Our house, typical of houses built on hills does not lie on a North-South axis, but somewhat skewed to match the contour of the hill. My guess is that, although the manufacturer claims the robot is stabilized by gyroscopes, they actually make considerable use of an internal compass. If it were really a gyroscope it would tend to train itself against a solid surface like a wall and make long rows parallel to the wall. Instead, no matter where it is placed or in which direction, the robot tends to whirl around and take off on a diagonal. Better instructions on initial placement would certainly help, but I suspect that this odd feature may be unavoidable. "Bizzie Lizzy," as we call her keeps changing her course to run diagonally across the room instead of parallel to the walls. This makes for excessive wall- and furniture-bumping. She also loses track of where she has been and tends to get caught up in circles in complex rooms with irregular walls. On the other hand there was no problem with getting caught up in draperies or bed skirts. She seems to sense that something is there and makes no effort to fight with them. I watched closely to intervene, if necessary. In the dining room and kitchen she spent a lot of time repeating certain areas while pretty much ignoring other areas. Nevertheless she eventually got to most of it. She certainly did a better job than having your teenager do the vacuuming. I did remove the dining room chairs in the sake of efficiency, which only took a few minutes. I also found that it was better to close the draperies on the sliding glass doors because Bizzy Lizzie kept trying to climb into the track section and would get caught on a tilt (remember, she goes diagonally so she keeps doing the same thing on each trip across the room). I am assuming that I will gain more expertise in learning where I can initially place her so that she will do more broad sweeps first rather than spending a lot of time whirling around in pockets between the larger pieces of furniture. One big complaint I have is that she keeps losing her foam "ears" which help guide her around corners. These are not glued in place, just sort of snapped into a groove. They pop out frequently. Sometimes she runs over them and vacuums them up. I would like to see these more securely attached with some sort of clamp. Not too surprisingly, she does better in smaller rooms with less furniture. The bathrooms, kitchen and hallway were accomplished with ease--though I did find it useful to close the door in the middle of the hallway as she seemed a bit confused with trying to deal with a full 30 feet. A 15 foot section seemed easier. Again, it would be helpful if she did long runs parallel to the walls rather than bumping around with shorter diagonal sweeps. It was particularly useful to have Bizzy Lizzy clean in the pantry, where the dust bunnies tend to collect far back under the deep lower shelves, the robot is short enough to go under the bottom shelves, which can be very difficult to reach otherwise. At this point we do intend to keep her, and see if we can figure out how to overcome her oddities. On her initial cleaning runs she picked up lots of dirt and debris and left each of the rooms that I put her in looking nice. Given her habit of getting tangled up in the hollows between furniture and beeping for help, together with the need to confine her to one smaller space after another I can't imagine even trying to let her run without supervision. There is absolutely no way she could manage to clean several rooms while I am away. I can be in a nearby room doing something else, but the vacuuming would simply never finish if she didn't have someone to move her around. As far as returning to the space where she started, that didn't even happen in my 8 X 16 foot galley kitchen. However, it is still a whole lot easier than doing the vacuuming myself. Update: After trying to use Bizzy Lizzy over the Thanksgiving weekend she is going back. My sons were here and they experimented with me on placement to try to find a way to get her to actually do a whole room without being picked up and put in a new location to start over. Pretty much total fail. I wouldn't mind her wandering around a lot and overdoing some areas if she would just get the whole floor. At one point we left her in a bathroom for 30 minutes. When we opened the door the shred of toilet paper left slightly off the center of the room was still there. Two of four corners were untouched. Too much attention is required of Lizzie to be considered a time saver. Stars are reduced from 3 to 1 because the only thing I really care about is that the floor is eventually cleaned. Didn't happen ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2021 by ARO
    • BEST. ROBOT. EVER!
Style: SpinWave Robot
Review Image by Kim Kim
Review Image by Kim Kim
Review Image by Kim Kim
I own an iRobot Roomba e6, her name is Hazel. Hazel is loud and lazy. She doesn't clean two of my area rugs, she gets stuck on a low pile rug one of the bedrooms and she only cleans 25% of my small home. She terrifies the dog every time she runs, her battery dies in the middle of a cleaning and she rarely finds her way back to her dock. I now own this beautiful piece vacuuming greatness! Her name is Bethany! Bethany the Bissell Spinwave is flipping fantastic! Her first run she vacummed my black area rug (Hazel NEVER did, she went AROUND it), the area rug in my office (another one that Hazel avoided), both of my bathrooms (Hazel never went in either of them), both bedrooms, the living room, kitchen my master bath closet, dining area and my office (she even cleaned under my desk) she properly put herself back on her dock. PROPERLY DOCKED! I watched her backup, twist a little and place herself correctly, I was so happy! Bethany only got stuck once, under a chair...a chair that Hazel NEVER vacuumed under. And when I pulled her from under the chair, she went back under finished vacuuming and didn't get stuck the second time! Did I mention that she's quiet? She's not completely silent but if I had to guess, she's about 50% less noisy than my Dyson Animal and way less noisy than Hazel. Hazel sounds like an industrial floor machine when she fires up. Bethany didn't traumatize my dog when she ran, she was followed and sniffed but she didn't get barked at or incite the pup to anger. She cleaned excellently, she spent a good amount of time near my baseboards (dog hair lives there) and she is much easier to clean. She did all this on a single charge. She's not a slim girl but I didn't expect that since she vacuums and mops. She's a bit larger than the iRobot but she's thinner than the iRobot. This is a great value at $250, it's easily worth much more in my opinion. It comes with a set of replacement brushes and mop pads. It also comes with this really cool tool to clean the brush. I also love the fact that she has 2 brushes instead of one. Also, if you're wondering if you have to use the Bissell solution when mopping, the instructions say you do. To that end, it comes with a trial size bottle and I tested it on my floors, it smells great! I have wood floors and it didn't stain or warp my boards either. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2020 by Kim Kim

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