Shark Steam Pickup 3-in-1 Steam Mop SD201 9.3" Cleaning Path Black: Electric, Bagless, 1230W

A: Definitely no, not even little bits of hair I’ll be returning mine soon

A: Yes but does a horrible job.

A: Steam Pickup steam sanitizes, deep scrubs, and picks up light debris at the same time. For best results on hair, move the floor nozzle slowly over the hair. If a lot of hair is present, vacuum lightly first before using the steam pickup

A: This is not great at picking up any hair or dust...it just pushes it around the floor.

A: Steam Pickup steam sanitizes, deep scrubs, and picks up light debris at the same time. For best results on hair, move the floor nozzle slowly over the hair. If a lot of hair is present, vacuum lightly first before using the steam pickup.

A: The Steam Pickup uses high-temperature steam to sanitize and clean sealed hard floors effectively. While the exact steam temperature isn’t listed, the unit is designed to eliminate 99.9% of common household bacteria using chemical-free steam. For best results, use only as directed and avoid adding cleaning solutions or attempting to modify the steam output.

A: Not hot at all. I touched the floor as soon as the steam hit it and it was barely warm, even on the highest setting. How is this called at steam mop? Steam is not hitting the floor.

A: You cannot turn the steam off while vacuuming on the SD201.

A: Thanks for your question! The Steam Pickup uses super‑heated steam, which means the floor typically dries very quickly, usually within a few minutes. Steam mops like this leave behind far less water than a traditional mop, and the steam mop is designed specifically for sealed hard floors and for fast, efficient drying during normal use. Dry time can vary slightly depending on floor type (tile dries fastest, thicker sealed wood may take a little longer), how many passes you make and room ventilation. But in most cases, the floor should feel dry in 2–5 minutes after steaming.

A: This model does include a brush. Inside the box, you’ll find an antimicrobial brushroll along with the storage tray that has a built‑in brushroll holder.

A: Thanks for your question! The Shark SD201 doesn’t have a fully automatic self‑cleaning cycle. Instead, it keeps itself clean through its steam‑powered sanitizing system. When you run the unit, the high‑temperature steam helps break down residue on the brushroll while you clean, and the antimicrobial brushroll is designed to resist bacteria and odor buildup. After use, you can simply rinse the brushroll and empty the debris tray as needed to keep everything fresh.

A: The steam comes from underneath the mop head, directly at the floor level.

A: This unit is designed for use on most hard floor surfaces. We recommend testing a small, isolated area first and reviewing the care instructions provided by your floor manufacturer. For best results, we also suggest ensuring that the hard floor surface is properly sealed.

A: Hi Joey. This steam mop does not list specific temperature specifications, so we are unable to confirm whether it reaches 130°F or higher. Additionally, this unit is not intended for use in treating or eliminating bed bugs. For pest control purposes, we recommend using products specifically designed and tested for that use.