Price: $226.59 - $165.70
(as of Dec 05, 2024 07:33:09 UTC - Details)

Cleaning up after your pets just got easier with the BISSELL Symphony Pet All in One Vacuum & Steam Mop that allows you to vacuum up pet hair and debris and steam clean your floors at the same time. Cleaning with the natural power of steam sanitizes* floors, eliminating 99.9 percent of germs and bacteria.* The exclusive Drop IT Tank technology keeps you from having to reach into your dirt tank when emptying and the disposable pads allow you to throw away your pet messes immediately after cleaning. *When used as directed, using the microfiber pads. Surface Type: Bare Floors, Sealed Hard Floors
Every BISSELL purchase helps save pets. BISSELL proudly supports BISSELL Pet Foundation and its mission to help save homeless pets.Swivel Head : No, Power Cord Length : 25'
Vacuum And Steam Your Floors At The Same Time
Drop-It Tank Emptying System Which Prevents You From Getting Your Hands Dirty
includes Disposable Pads For Those Pet Messes You'd Rather Throw Away And Washable Microfiber Pads For Everyday Cleaning
Powerful, Cyclonic Vacuum Helps Capture Pet Hair And Debris.
INCLUDES: (1) microfiber soft pad, (1) microfiber scrubby pad, detachable mop pad tray, detachable Steam boost tray, (10) BISSELL Steam boost disposable pads.
Reviewer: Anne P. Mitchell
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Comparison of the Bissell Symphony Vacuum and Steam Mop to the Shark Pocket Steam Mop (or Why I Love My Symphony)
Review: I have had, and really liked, the Shark Pocket Steam mop for several months. But there were a few things about it that I didn't really love, and then...one day I was vacuuming my hard floor, preparing to steam mop it, when it hit me: why wasn't there a device that both vacuumed and mopped at the same time? I did some research - and guess what, there is! It's called the Bissell Symphony! :-)So, here are a few things to note about the Symphony, and also things that I like about it compared to the Shark.First, when your Symphony arrives, the box will feel very heavy (much heavier than the Shark). I expected it to be somewhat heavier, because it has a vacuum built into it, but I didn't expect it to be *that* much heavier! Fear not, because it turns out that a lot of that weight is the packaging (both the external box from Amazon, which is large, and the actual Bissell packaging). Once you are dealing *only* with your Symphony, it is much lighter - still heavier than the Shark, of course, but not horribly so.Second, I love that with the Symphony the steam isn't on automatically all the time, like it is with the Shark. With the Symphony there is a little trigger button in the handle that you hold down if you want steam. Some people may not like that (having to hold down the trigger) but it is inside the handle so it's very easy and natural to hold it down, but if you don't want steam you can just take your finger off the trigger. (So yes, you can use it as just a vacuum, or, for that matter, as just a steamer - the vacuum on/off button is independent of the steam, and vice versa.)Third, the buttons to adjust between high and low steam are right there on the handle. On the Shark, the buttons are down at the bottom, so that you have to bend down and around to the front of the unit to switch between steam levels. (To be fair, with the Shark there are also three steam levels (dust, mop, and scrub) - with the Symphony there are only two (high and low), but I have never found myself wishing for a third level with the Symphony.)Fourth, the Symphony will actually stand up and stay here you put it. In other words, if you need to stop for a bit, or when you store the Symphony, it is free-standing. With the Shark, you need to secure it, or hang it up, or be very careful resting it against a counter or wall, because it does not lock into an upright position - the head always swivels.Fifth, I *love* how easy Bissell has made it to add water to the Symphony! And you can do it from a standing (the Symphony) position! You just flip open the little water 'door' on the back of the unit, and pour your water in. With the Shark, you have to lay the thing on its side on a counter or table, unscrew the cap, and then use a funnel or else pour the water in veeerrrry slooooowly because the opening is so small (otherwise you'll get water everywhere).Sixth, that Bissell had the foresight to team up with Swiffer to make it so that you could use a disposable Swiffer pad with the Symphony is just pure genius! With the Shark you can only use the reusable mop head covers. Now maybe that's all you *want* to use, but having the option to use either is brilliant! (In case it isn't clear how you use the disposable Swiffer pad, there is actually a second, replacement head that snaps on to the bottom of the Symphony - it is just like the other head *except* that it has a hinged rim that you open - put the Swiffer pad on - and then close the rim down over the Swiffer pad to hold it in place. And switching between heads is as easy as it gets - you step on a tab to remove (release) the one head, then set the Symphony down on top of the other head, and it just snaps into place!So, the big question is, how does it clean?How does it clean??? See that picture?? YUCK! :-)It's absolutely *brilliant* being able to mop (steam mop) and vacuum all at once. And if you find a place on your floor where you have a bit of extra solid stuff on the floor that you need to vacuum up (hey, it happens, especially with pets and kids), just take your finger off the steam trigger, vacuum it up, and then start steaming away again!And yes, the handle can be adjusted to go under tables, under beds, etc..Now, we have a lot of shedding going on here, so yes, it *has* happened that at the end of mopping there may be a tiny fine line of wet pet hair that didn't get picked up (you know, like happens *whenever* you mop in a house with lots of animals, no matter how much you have swept and vacuumed first)...seriously, that has happened only one time, in one spot, and I just picked it up with a paper towel. Given that the 'lingering wet pet hair after mopping' *always* happens, with any type of mop (I think that after I sweep or vacuum, the dog and cat go behind my back and shed on the freshly swept floor *just* so I can have pet hair on the mop! .. "Wow, all of our hair has disappeared, she'll be so sad, let's go put some back on the floor right now!"), I'm not going to fault the Symphony for that - especially given what a fine job it does, and, compared to pretty much anything else!

Reviewer: vex520ak
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Hand grenades and UFO's (update! plus one star)
Review: We received our copy of this Vac/Steam unit just a few days ago and, so far - so good. We have two autistic kids, one 7 and one 5 year old and the two of them can make meal time... well, it sometimes looks like someone threw a grenade into a buffet table by the time we're all done eating - food gets everywhere, three times a day. Clean up with this thing has been much quicker and more efficient than by any other means we've employed to date. The vacuum has sufficient power to pick up most anything that I call "UFO's" (unidentifiable floor objects) be they small and sticky or otherwise. What the vacuum does not pick up is simply "mopped" with the steam function and to good effect, I might add. Combining the two functions is a stroke of genius. Clean out is simple enough as you just pull the collection cup and dump the contents out through the hinged bottom; the trick "plunger" action with the pre-filter helps too. The washable filter and other collection bin components are such a 'nice to have' that I now call it a necessity - just dump, rinse, dry and you're ready for another round of ruminatory mayhem. Why this thing gets four stars instead of five is that we have concerns about the robustness certain aspects of this item's construction. The locking tabs which hold the mop plate under the machine, in particular, seem like a potential weak point. They are made of plastic and not metal. Also, as with other stick vacs we've tried, the "neck" or coupling which connects the cleaner head to the vacuum body does not seem overly sturdy. Experience with similar units has shown fatigue failures at this point and there is no effective way to repair a break there. We've thrown away units that still ran as well as the day we bought them because, after a while, the plastic at the head/body junction has cracked from the daily stresses these units are exposed to under normal use. At a lower price for single function vac units, one can argue that such latent disposability can be lived with up to a point but this unit's cost raises the reliability bar in order to make it a competitive value. These concerns are conjecture at this point, of course; only time will tell. While we do take care and are not abusive with anything, we certainly do put an appliance like this to substantial use at our house; the weak will not make the cut. At this price point, I will be waiting for a while before handing over that last star. If the machine is still in service after most of a year, it could certainly be called a great value. At six moths of daily service I should well lose any buyers remorse and the machine will keep the current, four star, standing. A failure before that will get a downgrade. A timely update(s) to this review will be pending.UPDATE - Well... after more than six months, this thing is still going strong. Nothing has broken or failed. The washable filter has been great (I clean ours regularly) and we've only had to replace it once after all this vac has been through. I consider this unit, this cleaning system, to be a very good value. Five stars. 🙂

Reviewer: Guillermo Rodriguez
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nice buy for the price.
Review: Works beautifully. Vacuum is powerful and easy to clean. Mopper also is fantastic. Haven't tried the steaming function yet because I have a really well behaved cat. Let's see when the next furball comes out. I'll let you know.Only drawback is that it is a little loud.

Reviewer: satvkn
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Funciona muy bien sobre piso de madera y piso de loseta. Los ¨limpiadores¨mop pads se ensucian mucho - recomiendo comprar directamente un set adicional.

Reviewer: AGA
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: La aspiradora funcionó muy bien pero a los 3 meses dejó de funcionar el botón de encendido y quieren que les compre otra para que me hagan la devolución pero a un precio un 20% mayor. NO LA COMPREN CON CHUPAPRECIOS porque no responden por el producto, vamos a contactar directo a Bisell