BISSELL CrossWave EdgeFind All-in-One Multi-Surface Cleaner Exclusive Bundle 4163F

At 9.5 lb (4.31 kg), the Bissell CrossWave EdgeFind All-in-One 4163F is among the lighter wet/dry machines in our catalogue, where the median weight is 12.81 lb (5.81 kg). It is a corded multi-surface cleaner that vacuums and mops hard floors in a single pass. The 4163F is Bissell's US exclusive bundle of the base CrossWave EdgeFind All-in-One, so it adds extra brush rolls, filters and formulas.

What the Bissell CrossWave EdgeFind All-in-One 4163F adds to the base machine

CrossWave is Bissell's vac-mop line: one machine picks up dry debris and applies and extracts cleaning solution as you push it. This version comes in Lake Blue with black accents. According to Bissell, the base machine is meant for tile, laminate and sealed hard floors, and it carries Pet Proven certification, which is a manufacturer claim rather than an independent result.

The 4163F bundle lists two ZeroGap multi-surface brush rolls and two FreshStart filters, plus formulas: two 8 oz bottles of Hard Floor Sanitize, Pet Pro Oxy Multi-Surface Formula and a PET Multi-Surface Formula with Febreze. A second brush roll and filter set means you can swap parts without ordering right away. The live offers list further down this page shows current pricing.

Bissell CrossWave EdgeFind All-in-One specs

Spec	Value
Type	Corded vac-mop (multi-surface cleaner)
Clean water tank	750 ml
Dirty water tank	580 ml
Weight	About 9.5 lb (4.31 kg)
Cord length	25 ft (7.62 m)
Cleaning path	10.5 in
Filter	Antimicrobial filter
Bagless	Yes
Color	Lake Blue with black accents

Bissell does not publish suction power, noise level or wattage for the US model, and the product page does not state whether the filter is washable or HEPA, so we leave those out. Dimensions and the warranty term could not be confirmed from the manufacturer page, so they are also left out. Check Bissell's warranty guide for the term.

Light body, long cord: how it ranks

The 9.5 lb (4.31 kg) weight ranks in the top quarter of wet/dry models in our catalogue, where lower is better. The 7.62 m cord is longer still relative to its peers: it sits in the top 10% for cord length, against a catalogue median of 6.1 m. For a machine that moves room to room, that combination means fewer outlet changes and less to carry.

Against Bissell's own CrossWave HydroSteam Plus Wet Dry Vac (3518), a same-brand wet/dry sibling and not a predecessor or successor, the 4163F weighs 9.5 lb (4.31 kg) versus 12.50 lb (5.67 kg) and holds a 0.75 L tank versus 0.5 L. That makes the 4163F the lighter machine with the larger clean tank of the pair. Tank size is still its weak side overall, as the limits section explains.

Features worth knowing

• Vacuums and mops in one pass. The machine picks up debris and cleans with solution at the same time.
• ZeroGap edge cleaning. Bissell says this lets the brush roll clean close to baseboards and edges.
• FurFinder headlights. Lights on the head are meant to show pet hair and debris on the floor.
• Two-tank system. 750 ml of clean water and 580 ml for dirty water, kept separate.
• Self-cleaning mode. A cycle that cleans the machine's own brush roll and internals after use.
• Tangle-free brush roll. Bissell positions it to reduce hair wrap.

Why it is not a shop vac

Our catalogue files it under wet and dry because it handles liquid, but this is a floor cleaner that applies solution and extracts dirty water in a narrow 10.5 in path. It is not built for large debris or standing water the way a wet vac is. For workshop or flood cleanup, look at that category instead.

Limits and unpublished numbers

• Small tank. The 0.75 L clean tank is weaker than most wet/dry models in our catalogue, so bigger floors need refills. Dirty water also has to be emptied from the 580 ml tank.
• Corded. The 25 ft cord is long for the category, but you still plug in; there is no cordless option.
• Missing numbers. Suction, airflow, noise and dimensions are not published on the manufacturer page, so there is no spec-based way to compare it with rivals on those points.
• Bundle-specific. The 4163F is an exclusive configuration, so match the model number when you search for parts or compare listings.
• Hard-floor focus. The listed surfaces are hard floors, tile and multi-surface. It is not a carpet deep cleaner and does not replace a regular vacuum for thick carpet.

Because we have not tested this machine, we cannot comment on how well it cleans, how loud it is or how long the brush roll lasts. For a different Bissell vac-mop, the CrossWave Turbo wet-dry vac page covers its specs and live offers.

Bissell CrossWave EdgeFind 4163F: bundle contents and prices

The F in 4163F matters. It is Bissell's US exclusive bundle of the base CrossWave EdgeFind All-in-One, so a listing for the plain model is not the same package. The bundle lists two ZeroGap multi-surface brush rolls and two FreshStart filters, plus 8 oz bottles of Hard Floor Sanitize, Pet Pro Oxy Multi-Surface Formula and a PET Multi-Surface Formula with Febreze. Match the model number when you look up parts or compare listings, as the product page itself advises.

Our offers list for this page is live, and on the price side it can open from $199.99. That figure means little unless the entry names the 4163F and shows the extra brush rolls, filters and formulas. If it does not, you may be looking at the base machine.

The warranty term could not be confirmed from the manufacturer page, so check Bissell's warranty guide and ask the seller about returns before you buy. A price that looks different from another usually reflects different contents, so read the description first.

Who it fits and what to compare

The 4163F is listed as a mop combo, so it suits hard floors where one pass of vacuuming and mopping is wanted, especially if you value a lighter body and a long cord. The spare brush roll and filters also help if you expect to replace consumables.

It is a weaker fit if most of your home is carpet, if you need a cordless machine, or if you want a shop vac for wet messes. When comparing alternatives, look at tank size, cord reach, weight and whether the listed surfaces match your floors. Other models from Bissell are collected on the Bissell brand page.

For other vac-mops from the brand, the CrossWave Reach cordless model and the CrossWave Pet Pro each have their own spec pages.

Homes that are mostly carpet may prefer the carpet cleaner guide, and the model comparison tool lines machines up by listed specifications.

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