Bissell Crosswave Pet Pro All in One Wet Dry Vacuum

Sometimes. On tile and sealed floors the CrossWave Pet Pro often leaves them clean, but some floors end up with a film, streaks or dirty water lines. For a deep clean it doesn't always replace a hand mop, so think of it as the everyday tool with the bucket still in the closet.

Some, every time. The tanks, brush roll and filter all come apart for rinsing, and the CrossWave Pet Pro needs that rinse after each use or it starts to smell. None of it is hard, but it adds a few minutes to every clean, and some find the routine tedious.

For quick, regular cleans, yes. The CrossWave Pet Pro vacuums and washes in one pass, so there's no sweeping first and no bucket to fill. Because a fast pass takes so little effort, floors tend to get cleaned more often, which is where it saves the most time.

It's mixed. The CrossWave Pet Pro picks up a lot of shed hair, but once hair gets wet it can wrap around the brush roll or get left behind on the floor. Bissell includes a pet hair strainer for the dirty tank, and clearing the brush after each run stops wrapped hair from building up.

25 feet, a figure checked against Bissell's site. It's corded, so there's no battery to run down mid-clean.

Yes. It has two tanks, one for fresh cleaning solution and one for the dirty water it picks up, so you're not putting dirty water back on the floor.