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A deal so good you'll be seeing quadruple! (Photo: QVC)
A deal so good you'll be seeing quadruple! (Photo: QVC)

There are few things as satisfying as freshly cleaned floors. And there are few things as frustrating as putting in all the back-breaking work of pushing and pulling a mop around the house and still finding crumbs, pet hair and dust bunnies everywhere.

Time for an upgrade from your messy bucket and mop? Then this QVC deal is your salvation. Starting right now, the mean and mighty Shark Genius Steam Pocket Mop is just $100! Plus, if you’re new to QVC you’ll get an extra $10 off with the use code FRIEND. 

Steam mops use super-heated water to kill bacteria and dust mites — no detergent necessary. Unlike the sloppy, gloppy a bucket-and-mop combo, you only need one tool for fresh, clean floors. And since steam alone annihilates all the crud taking up residence in the nooks, crannies and corners of your home, the Shark mop is safe if you have children or pets. 

Wood we lie to you? The Shark makes any kind of surface squeaky clean! (Photo: QVC)
Wood we lie to you? The Shark makes any kind of surface squeaky clean! (Photo: QVC)

Shop it: Shark Genius Steam Pocket Mop, $100 (was $110), qvc.com

How's it work? Just aim the Shark at the surface in question, spray the steam to loosen up tough grime, and swipe! Voila! Clean floors. The Shark Genius Steam Pocket Mop has three settings to ensure you dispense the appropriate amount of steam for the mess at hand, and comes with two washable microfiber pads that grip dirt and grime easily. When you're finished cleaning, just pop the pad right into the laundry bin and snap on the other. Got tough-to-reach corners? This package also include a triangular head and pad for those. 

All in all, your deep-cleaning routine is about to get a lot easier — and when cleaning's easier, you do it a lot more often. Translation: Get yourself a Shark and watch clean, shiny floors become the norm, not the exception. That's one household sight that'll never get old. And speaking of household aesthetics: As you can see in QVC's video, the Shark Steam Pocket Mop comes in four fetching colors; White, Nordic Blue, Teal and Burgundy.

Even shelling out for this bad boy is easy: In true QVC fashion, you can skip shelling out a entire c-note all at once by opting for four "Easy Pays" of 25 bucks each. 

Don't get steamed up over stubborn household grime. Water you waiting for? (Photo: QVC)
Don't get steamed up over stubborn household grime. Water you waiting for? (Photo: QVC)

Take it from reviewers who can’t get enough of this thing. “I ordered this after it was recommended to me twice," writes a five-star reviewer. "I fell in love right away! It’s easy to use, heats up and starts steaming within seconds, and the cord is super long so I can reach all areas in the kitchen. You will not regret ordering this!”

One shopper raves about how well the mop performs even on uneven surfaces: “My linoleum has grooves in it, and and dirt likes grooves. I was skeptical about another steam machine. Well, this machine is awesome. My floors [have] never looked cleaner. A lot of steam comes out of this machine, but I like the fact that...your floors are not drenched and they dry really fast. I finally feel that my floors are really clean and I don't have to use [cleaning] products. I also like that I don't have to touch the mop head.”

Says another fan: “OK...it's official! I am obsessed with mopping now! Best thing I’ve bought in a while!”

Shop it: Shark Genius Steam Pocket Mop, $100 (was $110), qvc.com

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