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The best hybrid mop/vacuum for tile floors that we've tested is the BISSELL CrossWave Pet Pro. It features a detergent dispersal feature, which sprays cleaning solution onto its brushroll to help saturate and clear away stuck-on stains and debris, which is great for dealing with kitchen spills. It's also quite effective when sucking up water, though it does leave the contact surface a little damp, so you might need to dry it off afterward.

This vacuum delivers great performance on flat surfaces, easily clearing bulky and small debris as well as pet hair. While the suction force at its floorhead isn't particularly strong, it still does a decent job of sucking up debris in shallow cracks and crevices. It feels decently well-built and is fairly easy to maneuver in tight spaces, thanks in part to its pivoting floorhead. Its dirt compartment is reasonably large, so you shouldn't need to empty it too frequently.

That said, there's no way of configuring it as a handheld vacuum, which would make it easier to clean hard-to-reach areas. It also lacks an allergen-trapping HEPA filter, and some fine particles can escape through its post-motor exhaust, so it isn't the best option if you suffer from allergies. Still, it's a good option if you're looking for a hybrid vacuum that can deal with liquid spills and stains on tile floors.

BISSELL is an American manufacturer of budget-friendly vacuums for the home. They also own Sanitaire, which produces vacuums for commercial use. They offer a variety of vacuum types so you can find the one best suited for your needs. While their lower price point tends to be most noticeable in their plasticky and sometimes flimsy build quality, this material helps keep them lightweight and portable. Many of their models also have a bagless design, so you don't have to worry about replacing this part unless it's damaged. However, they don't usually have a HEPA filter to help trap allergens and lack power adjustment features.

The BISSELL CrossWave Pet Pro is the best BISSELL vacuum we've tested. This hybrid mop vacuum delivers impressive performance on bare floors, easily sucking up small and bulky debris as well as pet hair while also doing a good job of removing stains thanks to its detergent dispersal function. It's also impressively effective when it comes to dealing with liquid spills. It feels decently well-built and isn't too heavy either. Its power cord is pretty long, so you shouldn't need to swap outlets when cleaning larger areas. Unlike the BISSELL PowerForce Helix, it lacks any floor height adjustment, so it isn't the best option for dealing with debris on high or shag-pile carpeting. In addition, unlike the BISSELL CleanView Swivel Pet, there's no handheld configuration, which would make it easier to deal with debris in hard-to-reach areas.

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