Features
The as seen on TV steam mop X5 with Built-In Portable Steamer is designed not only to thoroughly clean floor surfaces, such as marble, ceramic, stone, linoleum, sealed hardwood floor and parquet, but get your entire house clinically clean! The 5 in 1 Steam Mop X5 deodorizes sanitizes and increases cleaning power by converting water to steam. It also uses a microfiber floor cloth to enhance absorbency.

Tips and Tricks for Using a Steam Mop 
Before using your steam mop, vacuum the floor to remove any surface dirt and debris.
If there's a particularly dirty spot on your floor, allow the steam mop to sit on the area for eight to ten seconds so the steam has time to loosen the dirt.
For the best results, use distilled water in your steam mop if you live in an area with hard water.
Empty the water tank after each cleaning session before you store the mop. Remove the cleaning pad as well to prevent mildew.

Considerations
Controls
A steam mop with easy-to-push digital controls is the easiest to use. Those with trigger-style controls can cause fatigue fairly quickly and are a poor option if you have arthritis in your hands.

Heat-Up Time
After you plug in and turn on a steam mop, you must wait for the appliance to heat up and start producing steam. For the most efficient cleaning, choose a mop with a short heat-up time. A steam mop can take anywhere from 30 seconds to four or five minutes to heat up.

Cord
You want to choose a model with a long cord. That way it's easy to move around a large room without having to unplug and risk cooling down the appliance.
It may seem like a small detail, but a steam mop's cord is important.
Look for a steam mop with a cord that's at least 20 feet long. If you have very large spaces to clean, choose a model with a cord that's around 30 feet long.