
Tixx Multi-Function Steam Cleaner and Steam Mop
₱1,300as of Aug 5, 2026
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The cheapest way into steam cleaning here, and it splits into a handheld: our Best Budget pick, as long as you don't need suction.

₱1,300as of Aug 5, 2026
COD · Shopee-protected payment
| Brand | Tixx |
|---|---|
| Type | Steam mop |
| Price | ₱1,300 (as of Aug 5, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 4.9 ★ from 38 reviews |
| Shop | Tixx Smart Living Mall |
| Units sold | 80 |
The Tixx multi-function steam mop is our Best Budget pick. It’s the cheapest entry to steam cleaning in this list, it runs on plain water, and it detaches into a handheld unit for small jobs.
It’s a mop-and-steam machine, so it loosens grime with heat and traps it in the cloth. On tile and vinyl, the surfaces most Pinoy homes actually have, that handles the everyday film that a wet mop just pushes around: kitchen floor grease, muddy footprints after the rain, bathroom scum.
The listing quotes 150°C steam. The important thing to understand is what it doesn’t do: there’s no suction. Whatever it loosens either goes into the cloth or stays on the floor to dry. That’s the trade you’re making at this price.
The best feature is that it detaches into a handheld. One buy covers floors and then the small jobs a mop can’t reach: stovetops, tile grout, window tracks, aircon vents. For a small condo, that’s genuinely all the steam cleaning most people do.
Being honest about the gaps: Tixx doesn’t publish wattage, tank size, or heat-up time, so you can’t plan how long it runs before a refill. It’s corded and has no wheels, so you carry it and re-plug it as you move between rooms.
Around ₱1,300 as of August 5, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That’s a fraction of what the spot cleaners here cost, and since it needs no cleaning solution the running cost is basically water and electricity. For a renter or a first steam cleaner, it’s hard to argue with.
Buy this if you have tile or vinyl floors, a small place, and you want to stop mopping with a bucket. It’s the right choice for a first steam cleaner or a condo. If your problem is a fabric sofa or a car interior, this is the wrong tool: you need suction, so buy a spot cleaner instead.
See where it lands in our best steam cleaners in the Philippines roundup, or work out whether you need a mop or a spot cleaner with our steam cleaner buying guide.
Need it to suck the dirty water back up? The UWANT Y200-S, our Best Overall pick, adds 18kPa suction and a self-cleaning hose for around ₱6,000 as of August 5, 2026. Want a handheld with published specs? The Deerma ZQ01 lists 1300W and a 20-second heat-up.
See how it stacks up against our top pick in the head-to-head UWANT Y200-S High-Flow Steam Spot Cleaner vs Tixx Multi-Function Steam Cleaner and Steam Mop, or browse the full steam cleaners comparison.
Steam at these temperatures loosens grime and kills a lot of what lives on a floor, using only water. It's a genuine step up from pushing a dirty mop around, but it isn't a hospital-grade disinfection claim, and no home steamer should be sold as one.
Be careful. Steam and sealed hardwood or laminate don't mix well, since moisture can get into the seams and lift them. It's best on tile, vinyl, and concrete, which is what most Filipino homes have anyway.
No. It steams and mops, so the loosened dirt ends up in the mop cloth and some water is left on the floor to dry. If you want the machine to suck the mess back up, you need a spot cleaner instead.
No, it runs on plain water. That's the quiet saving with steam cleaning: no refills to keep buying, so the running cost after you buy the unit is close to nothing.