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The Shark Steam & Scrub S8002BRN is a hard-floor steam mop with a motorized head that spins two Dirt Grip pads at over 150 scrubs per minute while releasing steam. Shark claims it removes up to twice as much stuck-on stain as a traditional steam mop and kills 99.9% of common household bacteria using water alone when used as directed. It has two steam settings, Light for quick cleanups and Normal for everyday use, and a large water tank. It suits homes with tile, vinyl or sealed hard floors that want scrubbing action without a bucket and mop; against plain steam mops it trades a bulkier spinning head for hands-off scrubbing, and owners like the results but note the pads need washing and the head is heavier to steer.
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Owners generally rate the Steam & Scrub well for lifting dried food and grime from tile and vinyl, and they like that the pads do the scrubbing. Complaints center on the bulky head, the effort of cleaning pads, and streaks or dampness on some floors.
The Shark Steam & Scrub Hard Floor Steam Mop cleans hard floors with steam and rotating pads. The steam and pads work together to remove stuck-on stains, and the mop uses just water. The automatic scrubbing mop head and rotating pads deliver over 150 scrubs per minute.
The Dirt Grip pads are designed for added absorption and scrubbing power on stuck-on messes. It has a large capacity tank, steam control and a lightweight build. It has two steam modes: Light for quick cleanups and Normal for everyday use.
Shark states that it removes 99.9% of common household bacteria when used as directed. It was tested against Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, Salmonella enterica (typhi) and Klebsiella pneumoniae. The sanitization studies were done under controlled test conditions. See the sanitization instructions in the Owner's Guide for details on sanitizing floors.
