More regular mess proved a cinch, with only a few sweeps required to leave a muddy floor super-clean. Handy LED lights at the front of the Cordless Max illuminate the area you’re cleaning, so you’re unlikely to miss any dirt. It’s considerably quieter than the BISSELL CrossWave Pet Pro, presumably thanks to its smaller, less powerful suction motor. If you run it within an enclosed room, people nearby aren’t likely to be disturbed. The BISSELL CrossWave Cordless Max’s range is limited only by the remaining battery life and the room left within its dirt compartment. We’re bringing you products, recs, and suggestions that’ll make your life just a liiittle easier.
The dyson robot vacuum Max doesn’t come with attachments, though there is an additional replacement brushroll for its floorhead. The BISSELL CrossWave Cordless Max is reasonably easy to maintain. While a few parts need periodic cleaning, they’re easy to access. Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review. The circuit board inside the vacuum’s battery pack can overheat and smoke, posing a fire hazard. If you purchased the appliance locally, take it back to the store and get another one.
This on-demand, moisture-control trigger gives you control over the amount of formula being dispensed on your floors and area rugs. Two tanks keep clean and dirty water separate to ensure you are always cleaning your floors with a fresh mix of water and formula. Note that you should only use this cleaner on rugs that are marked as suitable for wet cleaning (look out for W or WS on the care label). My kitchen floor often gets quite dirty because I have three cats that regularly walk in and out, bringing in mud from outside. The CrossWave Cordless Max made short work of even toughs stains that some floor cleaners struggle with, leaving a clean and relatively dry floor. To test out the Bissell CrossWave Cordless Max, I put it through a series of real-world tests, combining both vacuum and hard floor cleaning.
First, I started by spreading a teaspoon of flour onto the kitchen floor, right up against the skirting board. Running the cleaner through on vacuum mode, it picked up most of it when running the head along the skirting. Bissell says that the edge performance is 60% better here than on the CrossWave Cordless – and it would appear so; there was just a small trace of dirt left to be collected. It also works well to pick up pet hair and bulky dry debris without losing any suction. I also appreciate that due to it’s compact size, it cleans small areas just as well as large areas.
It works well at freshening up carpets, including rubber floor mats, while also cleaning multiple types of hard flooring. Bissell provides 1 litre of cleaning fluid in the box (its multi-surface cleaner) and you can buy more for £12.99 a pop. Bissell also sells formulations for pet and wood (both £12.99 each). While the cleaning width is shorter on this model, the Cordless Max has a thicker floor brush, allowing greater depth for absorbing dirt. Impressive cleaning and vacuuming performance, the thicker roller will see you quickly cover floors. Its high price means that those who don’t need the convenience of cordless power should seek out cheaper, plug-in alternatives.