Corded steam mop

Why We Chose It

Meet the Kenmore SM2060, a steam mop that thinks it's a superhero. It claims to eliminate 99.99% of bacteria, which is just as well, because who doesn't love a germ-free floor? It makes a mockery of chemical cleaners by banishing them entirely, relying solely on steam power. At 1300 watts, it's like the espresso of cleaning tools—short, sharp, and effective. Its lightweight frame means you won't need a gym membership to clean your house. Plus, it's got a pivoting head for those awkward under-the-couch situations. It even throws in a scrub brush for the more stubborn grime. And let's talk about the microfiber pads—washable, reusable, and a small token of environmental consideration. The Kenmore SM2060 is basically the Swiss Army knife of steam mops, minus the corkscrew.

What It Does

• Kills 99.99% of bacteria; it's the germinator.
• Cleans without chemicals; eco-warrior approved.
• Lightweight; gym membership not required.
• Pivoting head; navigates like a pro driver.

What It Doesn't Do

• Won't cook dinner; despite its steam power.
• Won't make cleaning fun; it's still a chore.
• Doesn't fold laundry; only floors, sorry.
• Won't lift heavy furniture; not a bodybuilder.

Tech Specs

• 1300 watts; it's got more power than your grandma's vacuum.
• 16.91 oz tank; a small pond's worth of water.
• 5.97 lbs; lighter than your average cat.
• 62.5 cm tall; it's the Napoleon of steam mops.

Who It's For

Meet the germaphobe who has a meltdown at the sight of a speck of dust; this mop is practically their new best friend. Then there's the eco-conscious warrior who winces at chemicals like they're the plague; the steam-only feature is their dream come true. Finally, there's the lazy cleaner who wants spotless floors without breaking a sweat; the lightweight design is their savior. Each one finds a sort of ironic solace in this steam mop's peculiar charms.