Shark Steam & Scrub Automatic Steam Mop with Steam Blaster

Most steam mops simply blast heat at a floor and hope for the best — this one adds rotating scrubbing pads to the equation, which makes a meaningful difference on grout lines, dried-on spills, and the kind of kitchen floor grime that a passive steam mop will glide over without actually removing. The Steam Blaster function directs a concentrated jet of steam at stubborn spots, so you're not going back over the same patch three times with a cloth.

Who Is This For?

This suits homeowners with hard floors throughout — particularly tile or sealed wood — who want to cut cleaning chemicals out of their routine without sacrificing scrubbing power. It earns its keep in households with pets, kids, or anyone who cooks regularly and ends up with grease transfer around the hob area. If you have mostly carpet, or you're cleaning a single small kitchen, a basic steam mop at half the price will do the job and you won't miss the rotating pads.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise how much less effort is required on heavily soiled tiles compared with a standard steam mop — the automatic scrubbing action does the work your wrist would otherwise do. The Steam Blaster gets specific mentions for tackling grout that hasn't been properly cleaned in months. The most common gripe is heat-up time, which some find slower than expected, and a few owners note the mop head is bulkier than simpler models, making it harder to manoeuvre around furniture legs.

The Deal

At £119.99, down from £159.99, you're saving £40 — a 25% reduction that looks reasonable on paper. However, this product is newly tracked on our site, so we have no historical price data to confirm whether £159.99 is a genuine regular retail price or an inflated reference point. For wider context on Shark pricing patterns, check our Shark deals guide. Worth watching, but don't rush — verify before you buy.