JONR ED12 Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaners

Hey, I'm JT with WTI and let me tell you why this JONR ED12 vacuum mop combo took our cleaning our LVP floors from two to three steps down to one. We have three young kids in the house and that means our floors get dirty pretty quick. Whether it's crumbs, food spills, or just dirt from the outside, we no longer have to clean our floors in stages. I love a robot vacuum, but it can't suck up any liquid on the floor, which somehow is a regular thing in our house. This JONR vacuum not only sucks up liquid spills, but it also sprays clean water evenly across the roller with its 40 supply holes, so I didn't see any dry streaks. Also, the roller goes all the way to the edge, so it gets clean up to our baseboards. The battery lasts around 25 minutes, which is enough to clean about two to three rooms, and then run the rinse cycle. With 850 milliliters of water, the clean water tank has plenty to get through that. The dirty tank is just over half that size, so you might need to dump it once halfway. As long as I know I didn't back up anything I want to retrieve, looking at you tiny Legos, I found dumping in the toilet the preferred method. The cleaning cycle takes about 35 seconds and you'll need enough water, battery, and room in the dirty bin. So if it doesn't work, check one of those. Overall, this vacuum mop from JONR has made cleaning our floors a lot easier, which means we're going to clean more often, and that's my point of view.