What kind of floor do you have?
Is it a large area or small area?
Do you want to use the high pressure aspect of it or just the steam mop side?
Do you realise they don't remove/extract stains from lounges and carpets?

There are a few things that I take into consideration when a customer walks into my shop asking for a steam mop.

I work in the cleaning industry and I've seen a fair few customers completely unhappy with the purchases they've made through some retailers.

I can recommend a few different steam mops.

Bissell hold roughly 400 to 500ml of water and have a trigger to release the steam. You do not have to wait for the tank to cool off before refilling these machines unless it states its a ceramic tank. They do tend to leave the floor a little bit wetter than mopping especially if you don't change the pads quite regularly. I wouldn't recomend this steam mop for wooden floors or glued lino.

There's a black and Decker smart select which is perfect for lino stone, tile, wood etc. You can select on the front of the steam mop which floor you have and it will adjust the temperature and the amount of steam/ water coming out of the machine. It does not have a ceramic tank so you can fill up straight away.

Hope that helps.

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