Tineco Floor One Stretch S6

Compré la TINECO Flor One Steetch S6, es una maravilla, barre y trapea al mismo tiempo y en solo una pasada ya se llevó todo el polvo y las cabellos, yo la uso mucho porque tengo perritos y sueltan mucho pelo. Lo único malo es que la batería dura como 30 min en automático y 20 min en el máximo. Lo malo es que Amazon aún no vende los accesorios de repuestos de los rodillos y cepillos de polvo. Por favor Amazon o TINECO saquen los repuestos del rodillo de la Flor One Steetch S6

This product comes with 120V charging unit. Electricity in Saudi Arabia's houses are all 220V. This led to unusable device. Seller should have bring this device from UK even if the seller ships from USA. Waste of money

I am very pleased with the Floor ONE Stretch S6. Initial impressions are a well built appliance that is easy to operate and almost effortlessly leaves my porcelain tile floor the cleanest it's ever been. The CWT (clean water tank) holds enough to comfortably clean ~600 sq ft in about 15 min on auto mode. This leaves enough fluid in the tank to accomplish the clean cycle. Note: on max mode, the tank is empty in about half that time and area. Often times I will do most of the house on auto mode and switch to max mode in the kitchen only. After use and subsequent auto clean cycle, I rinse out the DWT (dirty water tank) and leave all the components disassembled on custom 3D printed hangars to ensure it can dry completely between uses. As a result, I have not noticed any unpleasant odors after 20+ uses. No kids or pets so I'm not trying to pick up pasta or pet messes but I am blown away at how dirty the water is when dumped after cleaning. The S6 has fantastic cleaning efficiency and performance. Battery life is a little less than I had anticipated but not unreasonably so. One item to remember is that the self cleaning cycle depends on what ever remains after you use the machine and the charge cycle is approx. 3+ hours to a full charge if you get down to 20% or so after use. I always try to leave at least 30-35% on the battery before running the self clean cycle. Overall the unit, as designed, pretty well matches CWT capacity with battery capacity per charge. Well done Tineco. Still, If I could deduct a half a star it would be battery capacity. The charger/dryer base makes this appliance shine. After auto cleaning/drying, the roller is almost entirely dry. The forced hot air drying at the end of the self clean cycle performs better than I had anticipated and really makes a tremendous difference in maintaining the unit. That said, I still remove the roller while stored. It takes only a second to remove and ensures that everything is dry quickly and completely. There is nothing more that I could reasonably expect out of a floor cleaner at this price point. Also, I feel like I got this product at a good level of maturity in the Tineco product line. READ: Good cleaning, capable roller cleaning/drying, tank capacity, adequate battery life between charges & overall excellent performance for under $400. I was not willing to spend $700-1000+ for a machine like this no matter how much better it could conceivably perform or what other features it would have. This thing does one thing and it does it very well. Leaves my hard floors spotless. Professional performance evaluations from my working days taught me that almost no one gets a 1 or a 5 rating so, I rarely give 5 star reviews... BUT, after 4 months of consistent bi-weekly use, I can't imagine caring for my floor without this thing. I LOVE my Tineco Stretch S6.

I purchased the Tineco Floor ONE Stretch S6 Cordless Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner a couple of days ago, and I’m genuinely impressed. This machine has cut my cleaning time almost in half. I honestly didn’t realize how dirty my floors were until I used it for the first time. The dirty water tank told the full story. The biggest difference is how the floor feels — when you walk barefoot after cleaning, you immediately notice how clean it is. The 180° lay-flat feature makes it easy to clean under furniture, and the dual-edge cleaning works very well along walls and corners. The self-cleaning function is also a big plus — very convenient and less messy. Regarding pet hair: it does pull in hair very well, but some hair still gets tangled around the brush. I’m not fully sure how it would handle heavy shedding dogs like German Shepherds on a daily basis. For normal household hair, it works fine, but you may need to clean the brush more often if you have a heavy shedder. Battery life is slightly lower than advertised. I’m getting around 25–30 minutes per charge instead of 40 minutes. It doesn’t bother me much since I don’t mind cleaning one room at a time. Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase. It makes cleaning faster, easier, and you can truly feel the difference on your floors. I would recommend it.

I’ve tried several wet-dry vacuums, but the Tineco Floor ONE Stretch S6 is the first one that actually solves the "under the furniture" problem. If you have low-clearance beds or sofas, this machine is a total game-changer. Pros: True 180° Lay-Flat Design: Unlike most competitors that leak or lose suction when tilted, this model uses HyperStretch Technology and a re-engineered dirty water tank to lay completely flat. It can glide into spaces as tight as 5.1 inches, meaning I no longer have to move my heavy coffee table to mop under it. FlashDry Self-Cleaning: The maintenance is incredibly hands-off. After cleaning, the base station uses 158°F hot water to wash the brush and then performs a 5-minute sealed hot-air drying cycle. The roller comes out bone-dry and fluffy, which completely prevents that "sour mop" smell. Smart Cleaning with iLoop: The iLoop Smart Sensor is brilliant—it detects how dirty the floor is and automatically adjusts suction and water flow. The LED ring turns from red to blue when the floor is clean, so there’s no guesswork. Impressive Maneuverability: It features mini assistive wheels and a 45° swivel, making it feel much lighter than its actual weight when moving around chair legs and baseboards. Things to Note: Battery Life: You get about 35–40 minutes of runtime in Auto mode. This is plenty for a standard home, but if you have a massive floor plan and use "Max Mode" constantly, you might need to recharge mid-session. Charging Time: A full charge takes about 4 to 5 hours, so it’s best to keep it on its dock whenever it's not in use. Dual-Sided Edge Cleaning: It cleans right up against the walls on both sides, leaving almost no gap at the baseboards. Bottom Line: This is the most versatile floor washer I’ve used. It combines the power of a deep cleaner with the nimbleness of a stick vac. If you have pets or a lot of hard-to-reach floor space, it is worth every penny!