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Want an easier time spring cleaning this year? This Amazon deal just might be your salvation: The mean and mighty Shark Steam Pocket Mop is down to $60 (from $90). Yeah, we're gonna need a bigger ...

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As someone who spends most of her days writing about cleaning machines, I couldn’t help but get excited when users collectively geeked out over the Shark Steam and Scrub Mop S7001* – which can ...

You need more than a reliable vacuum to really make your floors sparkle. Fortunately, Amazon just dropped a handful of deals on customer-favorite steam mops. If you act fast, you can score savings ...

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When it comes to effectively handling dirty floors, steam mops can be game-changers. In fact, they’re so powerful that regular mops simply can’t compete with most of them. That said ...

Narin Flanders decided to test out three top steam mop brands to pick her favourite of the bunch and her findings were pretty clear, with one winner which is now reduced online. Lakeland vs Shark ...

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Steam! Is there anything it can't do? Steam mops are popping up everywhere, from late-night TV commercials to your local convenience store. They're touted as the way to get rid of a mop and bucket.