(checked 2026-10-10)The listing also offers PowerFresh Pet and PowerFresh Steam Mop styles, so ratings may be pooled.
Good Housekeeping's pick for tile floors, with a slim body, a large head and a SpotBoost scrub brush you reach with a foot pedal. But the tank and cap can be hard to remove, Amazon owners are split on steam output and streaking, and some report it breaking after about a year.
Top complaints
- Hard-to-remove tank and cap
Good Housekeeping's con is that some users said the water tank and tank cap can be hard to remove.
Source: Good Housekeeping - Mixed steam output and streaks
Amazon's review summary says steam output and streak-free results are mixed: some owners get great steam and spotless floors, others say it produces no steam and leaves streaks.
- Breaks after about a year
Amazon's summary says durability is a concern, with multiple owners reporting it broke after about a year of use.
What owners love
- Built-in scrub brush
Good Housekeeping says stepping on a pedal reveals the SpotBoost brush under the steamer, so you can scrub stuck-on dirt and grout without swapping attachments.
Source: Good Housekeeping - Works well on tile
Amazon owners say it works well on tile, is easy to use and worth the money. Good Housekeeping likes the large head for covering more ground.
- Slim, light, scent discs
Good Housekeeping praises the slim design for storage and the fragrance discs that slip into the head or pad; Amazon owners like its light weight.
- You want a tank that's easy to pull out
- Streak-free results are a must
- You plan to steam wood or laminate (Good Housekeeping advises against it)
- Tile and grout (built-in brush)
- Slim storage
- Adding a light scent while cleaning
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What experts say
- Good Housekeeping: Best for tile floors (updated 2026-06-19): slim, easy to store, built-in brush, adjustable continuous steam, 2.4-cup tank and 25-ft cord. Con: tank and cap can be hard to remove. Lists $109.