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I tried out the Tineco Floor One S5 Steam in various wet and dry, at-home situations. I used the S5 Steam on tile and hardwood and it did a great job on both. I didn’t find that it left the floors too damp or streaky either. I’d say this floor cleaner is best for wet messes and mixed wet-dry messes, and less made for dry vacuuming only. I used it simply as a vacuum and on all my vacuums, I test them out on finer flour, spilled rice or oats and other household debris. While the vacuum does pick it up in some cases, it does form kind of a wet mess inside, the dirty water tank, and that internal filter gets full quickly.

With that said, it does do a good job of keeping the debris of the water for the most part and overall it picked up. Everything I put in front of it, when it came to the floor, mopping capabilities. I was able to try it on the muddy dog, paw prints and damp dirt, plus coffee, spills, and other airing-created messes here, the Tineco S5, steam shines, unlike some mopping robots that simply drag a white across your floor.

This spinning brush underneath the S5, steam powers dried messes off the floor. It was good at cleaning. Similarly, it was able to clean up small wet spills though. I do advise you to empty it. The dirty water was right after and ran a cleaning cycle. Particularly if you’re sucking up something like milk, for example, I used the S5 steam on tile and hardwood and I thought it did a great job on both. I didn’t find that it left the floors too damp or too. Streaky either I’d say this floor cleaner though is best at wet messes and maybe what you could call mixed wet and dry messes and less made for dry vacuuming only.