BissellSteam Shot™ OmniReach handheld portable steam cleaner for tile, grout, windows, bathrooms, kitchens, fabric steaming tool, includes 10 tools

You guys. I did it. I bought the Bissell SteamShot Omnireach handheld steamer… and I think I’ve become a new woman.I’ve steam-cleaned my bathtub, roasted some baseboards, and exposed dirt that has definitely been squatting here rent-free since 2019. I thought I was clean. Turns out I’ve been living in a biohazard.This is not a paid ad. This is a cry for help and a declaration of love.I’m emotionally attached. We’re trauma bonded. She’s my new bestie and we’re not accepting guests until the rest of this house is purified.Buy it. Repent. Steam your shame.

WOW! I’ve never seen anything like this before! So easy to use. I’ve spent many hours scrubbing my husband’s shower with minimal improvement. This steamer came in and got the job done! Works better than I ever hoped it would. Cool design and came with a lot of accessories! Heats up quickly and has a good sized water capacity but it’s not heavy to use.

This steam cleaner works pretty well for removing the grime out of my grout. It doesn’t fully restore it to white, but it looks much better than before! You can see the before (top right) and after (bottom left) in my picture. It’s noticeably cleaner and whiter, and looks much better.My two biggest criticisms: the trigger takes a lot of effort to push, and you need to keep it pressed to release steam. My thumbs are sore and tired because it takes so much energy to keep pressed down. I wish there was just a lock/unlock switch and an easier to use trigger. I’m not a fan of that design since it makes the tool ineffective for larger cleaning jobs.My second criticism is that the water tank is so small. I only got through a few large tiles worth of grout before it ran out of water. The small water tank makes the product lighter, but that’s not a huge benefit to me when the trigger is so hard to keep pressed down in the first place.5 stars for cleaning power, 3 stars for design / usability.

The media could not be loaded. ASMR. OK if TLDRThe little things that make me happy on my day off. 🤦🏽‍♀️😃This is a follow up to my post asking if anyone else used a steam cleaner to clean their appliances.Our Air Fryer gets almost daily use and was caked with a brown layer of grease… remnants of which can still be seen in this ‘after’ video. I wish I had taken a ‘before’ video. I am pleased with the performance of the Bissell Steam Shot Omnireach that I bought.I also cleaned the greased up exhaust fan above the stove, the dishwasher and the white kitchen cabinets so far.I have some complaints though.The water capacity is only 6.6 ozs. And you have to wait five minutes for pressure valve to release to refill the machine.It is tough to hold the pressure button on at all times with one hand while you are blowing steam with the nozzle with the other hand. I wish it was a simple on/off switch so I could have a free hand to wipe the grease/gunk with a wash cloth as I loosen it with the steam.Overall for an occasional deep cleaning it’s a good machine but the design is lacking in functionality. B+

This honestly is junk. Yes it’ll spray hot water that’s about it. I ordered tried cleaning sink, sofa etc didn’t see any difference didn’t notice it bringing stains up. Unless you have a disgusting stove top I don’t even know if it’ll work then but maybe just to get it hot but basic cleaning tools would do better.

I saw a lot of mixed reviews on this product and was hesitant at first, but decided to give it a shot since it was $50. none of the reviews seemed to make sense after I used this. I think more often than not people weren’t using it correctly and had issues with it given the mixed opinions. However this thing works really well!

I purchased the Bissell Steam Shot after my other steam cleaner broke. It had plenty of reviews and the price point was cheaper and seemed like it was more durable. There are quite a few drawbacks to the Bissell although. It takes a small amount of distilled water and about 15 minutes to heat up. There is just one output steam setting. You have to press a button and lever to get the steam out, so it makes cleaning harder especially if you are using the extension hose. While Im on that point, due to the fact that you have to steam and then put down to clean said item I am not sure how much is being sanitized because of the cooling the steam undergoes as your getting your cloth to clean said mess. I think this is an issue if you are using it to sanitize something like a bathroom toilet, it's more so pushing pee out of crevices and then you are rubbing it reheated cooled pee all over. I make sure to still use a cleaner to disinfect post steam clean. Another issue I have faced is due to the small reservoir you can only tackle smaller cleaning jobs, after heating for 15 minutes and running the machine for a bit the red light turns on and has to reheat. If by chance you run out of water and have to refill you have to unplug the machine and let it completely cool since its pressurized till the red button in the middle drops all the way down can then be twisted off to refill. I will say the steam is not as hot as I would like it and there is no way to adjust steam output for peskier jobs, although I'm sure the reheat for this said machine would be even more horrendous if there was an output adjustment. Overall I believe you get what you pay for and this was definitely on the cheaper / more reliable side of steam cleaners, great for small jobs or target areas. I wouldn't advise purchasing this if you wanting to clean a full bathroom top to bottom on deep clean days due to the heat output, machine warming, and reservoir.