I have one and I can't imagine ever going back to the old fashioned way of cleaning a floor. This thing is amazing. It cleans your floors fast and dries almost immediately. For large areas, you might need to refill a few times but it's so worth it. Also, make sure you vacuum first, otherwise you will be pushing dirt around. I do find that I sometimes need to take a paper towel to wipe around edges.
The first time I used it I mentioned to my husband that I was going to try it out on our kitchen floor. He left for less than 15 minutes and when he came back I was watching TV. When he inquired when I was going to do the floor he was shocked to learn that it was already done and he could actually walk in the kitchen because the floor was dry. Usually I'm yelling at everyone to stay out of the kitchen. He went in to see a sparkling clean dry floor. It doesn't get much better 
I have one and I can't imagine ever going back to the old fashioned way of cleaning a floor. This thing is amazing. It cleans your floors fast and dries almost immediately. For large areas, you might need to refill a few times but it's so worth it. Also, make sure you vacuum first, otherwise you will be pushing dirt around. I do find that I sometimes need to take a paper towel to wipe around edges.
The first time I used it I mentioned to my husband that I was going to try it out on our kitchen floor. He left for less than 15 minutes and when he came back I was watching TV. When he inquired when I was going to do the floor he was shocked to learn that it was already done and he could actually walk in the kitchen because the floor was dry. Usually I'm yelling at everyone to stay out of the kitchen. He went in to see a sparkling clean dry floor. It doesn't get much better
I have one and I love it. The only down side is, new pads are close to 20.00 for two. Yes, you can wash the pads but after awhile the velcro doesn't seem to attach anymore. Plus you wouldn't imagine how dirty the pads actually get!
I have it too. It does a great job on the smaller jobs and spills.
But, something to consider is this, my floors are not sealed and I was talking to my friend that installs floors the other day about it. He told me that the laminate I have now was not a good candidate for using the steam cleaners.
His point was that the manufacturer would void my warranty if they knew because somewhere in the tiny print it says not to use them. So, you might research that a bit just in case.
this site mentions it at the bottom:
http://www.builddirect.com/Laminate-Flooring/Laminate-Floors-FAQ_6951.aspx
I know you aren't asking about a vacuum but I recently bought this little vacuum and am madly in love with it! It is pricey but it is excellent for all sand, dirt and dog hair that gets on the floor. I use it at least twice a day for a quick spin around the house.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002IAY3N0/?tag=cakecentral-20
I just bought one and LOVE it! I'm obsessed with having a clean kitchen floor!
I always used the traditional mop and hated that it just seem to spread dirty water around and I really dislike the smell of pinesol! 
It was some of the best money I've ever spent!
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