Steam Cleaners

Lucy Ewing

I have a hand held one and its pathetic, so I would imagine that they all are. They just don't generate enough steam
and you have to wait for them to get up to pressure again.

I don't think you will find anything decent below £100.00 and most of them only do floor cleaning.

I have a "Karcher" SC 2.500 C, which is brilliant for all tasks, but  I think I paid nearly £160.00 for it.

Give me your address and you can have my hand held one. I'll send it to you on my new drone.

Just had a look at the "Karcher" SC 2.500 C and it looks great for the job but with no floors to clean it seems a lot of money for what I need it for.

Just have to trawl around and check reviews. I just put "best hand held steamers into Google and amongst others got this....
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2608146/Will-hot-new-gadget-make-housework-doddle-Steam-cleaning-got-country-hot-bothered-JENNY-WOOD-eight-best-steam-models-test.html

Spray-bottle of white vinegar from Wilkinson's (£1). Acetic acid actually kills mould, and also peels away grime. Old toothbrush and/or nailbrush for stubborn bits.

Wouldn't steam just condense on the tiles, feeding the mould and encouraging it to grow back?

james milner recmmends a bush steam cleaner

says hes had 'hours of fun' with it

see 9 mins into video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vjrgtLLlzQ

Ideal for the wife if she sports a 70s look

I own a shark and it is crap, I would expect others to be the same

start new religion

I already have

catching

Mar 31, 2015 -- 9:59PM, Capt__F wrote:

start new religion

Wrong thread. This ones about hot air.

I bought one about a year ago. Utter crap.Would be better off with a mop and bucket.

Thanks for the replies.I think I might put the idea of getting one to bed.