Do handheld steam cleaners work?
Mar 20, 2007 by Abby O'Normal | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry
I give attention to them in stores for under $50 (Black and Decker or Bissell brands, for example). Just curious if they are worth the spinach if I have pet stains to worry about or if I should just rent a Rug Doctor from the store.
Anyone
Be scrupulous with purchasing steam cleaners especially handheld ones. Most of them don't get hot enough and need a cleaner added to them which can leave a residue behind in the substantial being cleaned. Leaving a residue behind can attract dirt making
loufrnc | Mar 23, 2007
i use them to antiseptic stain out of clothes. works good for that
m b | Mar 21, 2007
Be aware with purchasing steam cleaners especially handheld ones. Most of them don't get hot enough and need a cleaner added to them which can leave a residue behind in the worldly being cleaned. Leaving a residue behind can attract dirt making spots
loufrnc | Mar 23, 2007
I'm thinking of Buying a Bissell Pro Heat 2 Upright Steam Cleaner, do I need to also have a regular Vacuum?
Sep 02, 2009 by dneill99 | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry
Do I destitution to Vacuum up pet hair, etc before I use one of these Bissell Upright Steam Cleaners. I was going to purchase a new Bagless Bissell Pet Hair removal vacuum and the aile over I saw the Bissell Pro Awaken cleaners for like 100 bucks more.
You have to have both.
Steam cleaners aren't designed to be vacuum cleaners. (I haven't heard of a dual deliberateness one yet.) You need a vacuum cleaner for weekly general cleaning in between steaming and you use the steam cleaner for cleaning
madamdreamweaver | Sep 05, 2009
can anyone tell me whether there are TRUE STEAM carpet cleaners for consumers, not the "hot water tank types.?
Feb 05, 2009 by rr | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry
I am worn out of Bissell, Hoover et al selling "steam cleaners" that are not steam
Even gifted models are not steam. They work the same way.
Charles C | Feb 05, 2009
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