The Bissell Crosswave cordless 2582N brings a breath of fresh air to our comparison of stick vacuum cleaners. This original model vacuums the floors and can clean them at the same time without resorting to steam.
As a vacuum cleaner, the heavy and unwieldy Bissell Crosswave suffers mainly from its lack of versatility which makes it almost exclusively for the maintenance of hard floors. In addition, its filtration of fine dust leaves something to be desired. Fortunately, even if it leaves the floor a little too wet for our liking, it is much more comfortable cleaning the floors thanks to its large mop. Good point, its double tank system means you don’t have to wash surfaces with dirty water, a real plus.
Strong points
- Three-in-one device that washes the floor with water.
- Automatic water circuit cleaning system.
- Comfortable on hard floors and thin carpets.
Weak points
- Lack of versatility.
- Heavy.
- Unwieldy.
- Filtration to be reviewed.
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Alternatively
With the WashVac F20, Proscenic makes one of the best floor cleaners on the market. Very efficient with its large roller, it allows you to clean large surfaces without interruption thanks to its battery and its large capacity water tanks. An automatic mode also makes adjustments easier. Undeniably, the WashVac F20 is a formidable competitor.