The Bissell Crosswave is a versatile tool that makes cleaning floors much easier. It vacuums and washes your floors at the same time, making it ideal for homes with busy lifestyles. Whether you’re cleaning hardwood, tile, or carpeted areas, the Bissell Crosswave handles it all with efficiency. In this post, we'll walk you through how to use the Crosswave and how to properly clean its filter to ensure it operates at peak performance.
Step-by-Step Guide: How to Use the Bissell Crosswave
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Fill the Clean Water Tank
- Remove the clean water tank from the machine.
- Fill the tank with warm water up to the indicated line.
- Add the Bissell cleaning solution for best results.
- Reattach the clean water tank to the Crosswave.
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Turn on the Machine
- Plug the Crosswave into a power outlet.
- Press the power button and select the cleaning mode (hard floors or rugs) based on the surface you're cleaning.
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Start Cleaning
- Squeeze the trigger to spray the cleaning solution onto the floor.
- Move the machine forward and back to scrub and vacuum simultaneously.
- Release the trigger when going over an area you want to dry more quickly.
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Empty the Dirty Water Tank
- Once you've finished cleaning, remove the dirty water tank.
- Pour the dirty water into the sink and rinse the tank thoroughly.
How to Clean the Filter
To maintain your Crosswave’s performance, it’s important to clean the filter regularly.
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Turn off and Unplug the Machine
- Always ensure the Crosswave is off and unplugged before cleaning the filter.
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Remove the Filter
- Take off the dirty water tank.
- Locate the filter inside the water tank and carefully pull it out.
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Rinse the Filter
- Rinse the filter under warm water to remove any dirt and debris.
- Gently squeeze out excess water, but avoid twisting or wringing the filter to prevent damage.
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Let the Filter Dry
- Allow the filter to air dry completely before reinstalling it. This usually takes about 24 hours.
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Reinstall the Filter
- Once the filter is fully dry, place it back in its designated spot inside the dirty water tank.