Shark Rotator Vac-or-Steam Cleaner (Refurbished)
- Model: MV3010
- If the vacuum doesn’t get you, the steam cleaner will
- Sealed HEPA filter housing
- Lightweight, swiveling design
- Never loses suction, supposedly
Floormonic Convergence
It used to be the problem with convergence - trying to make devices that do everything - was that the functions were so half-assed when crammed together. It’s really hard to make a device that can do multiple things anywhere near as well as multiple devices, each optimized to do a single thing. Think of how crappy your first phone camera was, and how terrible the first phone games were.
Now think of how good your current phone camera is. And how your phone has also replaced your old MP3 player, GPS unit, calculator, obviously your landline phone, even to some extent your game console and your computer itself. The problem is solved, right? Convergence wins!
Until your phone gets stolen, or breaks, or runs out of battery power. Then you’re stuck without any of that. That’s the second problem with convergence: putting all of your eggs in one gadget.
The Euro-Pro Shark Rotator Vac-or-Steam has solved the first problem of convergence. It’s both a legitimately good vacuum and an effective steam mop. It thrives equally in carpeted and hard-floor environments, in arid and humid climates alike. It sucks up dust and mops away stains. It represents the ultimate evolutionary leap forward in housecleaning convergence.
As long as it works. Our advice is, buy it, but also hang on to your old vacuum and mop. Because even a well-made device like the Vac-or-Steam won’t work forever. Just because it breaks doesn’t mean all your eggs have to break, too.
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