Shark SteamSpot with Steam Blaster Technology S2001UK

Shifting baked-on grease from hob rings or ground-in grime from tile grout usually means either elbow grease or a cocktail of chemicals — the Shark SteamSpot sidesteps both by firing a concentrated blast of pressurised steam directly at the problem. That targeted delivery is what separates it from a standard steam mop or cylinder steamer: rather than a diffuse flow of vapour, the SteamBlaster function lets you direct intense heat at a specific point, which makes it genuinely useful for things like oven door seals, bathroom sealant edges, and the kind of stubborn residue that a cloth simply smears around.

Who Is This For?

This suits anyone who has small children or pets and wants to reduce household chemical use without sacrificing cleaning results — renters in hard-water areas will also find it useful for keeping tiles and taps scale-free without specialist products. It is a spot-cleaning tool, not a whole-floor solution, so if you are hoping to replace a steam mop or a full steam cleaner, you should look elsewhere and consult our best home cleaning deals guide for something more suitable.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise how quickly the SteamSpot heats up — typically under thirty seconds — and the handheld form factor that makes it easy to reach awkward spots a larger machine cannot. The most common grumble is the water tank capacity: it is small enough that extended cleaning sessions require refilling more than once, and the unit needs to cool before you can safely top it up, which interrupts the workflow more than some users expect.

The Deal

At £59.99 against a listed was-price of £99.99, you are saving £40, which is 40% off. This product is newly tracked on our site, so there is no historical price data to confirm how often it hits this level or whether the was-price reflects a genuine long-term retail figure — that is worth bearing in mind. That said, £59.99 for a branded handheld steam cleaner with targeted blast functionality sits at a reasonable entry point for Shark's quality of build. A solid pick, but hold off if you need deep price-history confidence.