CHF121.–
Polti Moppy
1500 W
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6 reviews
Best floor cleaner I've had
I was completely conquered when I bought a corded steam mop... I was wrong!
I was not expecting such a clean result for the price, we have to be honest, we often compare price to quality, it's human, but I stupidly missed this one when I clicked on the drop down menu for the sorting.It's human, but I missed this one by clicking on the sorting drop down menu, and selecting sort by price!
Once my flat is vacuumed, I fill the water, I plug it into a socket, I wait a few seconds, and once the green light is ok, I start cleaning and as often as necessary I go back to the steam base, and it refills with steam and disinfects at the same time and we start again.
For a flat of 110m2 I do twice (on the base to recharge with steam) for the living room and once in the bedrooms. On the other hand if you do not want any trace, it is necessary to put in the washing machine the towels each time you made all your flat and there are two provided with, that falls well!
If I compare it to my black & decker steam, what brings more is :
- the distance of deployment (no more extension cord or cable)
- lighter and easier to handle
- height adjustable handle
- dries faster
- leaves no marks on tiles and parquet (the other one left marks on tiles only)
- can be used on walls (smooth or tiled) and kitchen plasterboard doors (the other one can't be used on anything but the floor)
- takes up less space
It's really too practical, I can't get rid of it anymore!Pro
- quick to use
- intuituf
- takes up little space
- hygienic
- wireless... but it's not a mop!
- steam
Contra
- it is red
This review was created for a different variant: Moppy (1500 W)
Polty Moppy
Pro
- I am very glad I bought MOPPY because it sterilises without having to use cleaning products
- Very satisfied.
This review was created for a different variant: Moppy (1500 W)
Very practical without soap
Pro
- For washing the floor very good
This review was created for a different variant: Moppy (1500 W)
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