Bissell CrossWave HF3

CrossWave HydroSteam vs Bissell CrossWave HF3 - Battle of Bissell's New Hard Floor Cleaners

What We Loved

• Automatic clean water release and dirty water pull
  automatically releases clean water and pulls in the dirty water
• Brush-roll agitation strength
  soft rollers that are great for collecting debris on hard floors
• Cordless convenience
  it's also cordless which makes it convenient to use and maneuver
• Ease of use
  perfect for someone who values ease of use
• Generic Performance
  performed extremely well in most of our pickup tests
• Large-debris pick-up
  still did great with larger debris
• Portability
  great grab-and-go option
• Price
  lower price
• Value-for-money
  great buys
• Weight
  one of the lightest wet dry vacuums we've tested
• Wet glow-in-the-dark test performance
  performed better than average here
• Wet-dry 2-in-1 design
  premium vacuum mop combos with plenty of impressive features
• Wet-spill pickup capacity (for wet-dry vacs)
  did a fantastic job

Just Okay

• Cleaning performance on hard floors
  designed to handle hard floors and pick up any debris that's lying around
• Dried-on stain cleaning performance
  both models did well
• Mopping performance (robotic or wet-dry)
  can also mop your floors at the same time
• Self-cleaning cycle effectiveness
  self-cleaning mode where you can place them in their dock push a button and it will run clean water over the brush and through the system

Needs Improvement

• Suction power (air watts)
  hf3 sealed suction was decent but it was no match for the hydro steams