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Question: How efficient is it on carpet?
Document: Great for everything. High quality steamer! We have used it on carpet stains and even the bathroom for mold and soap scum build up. It kills everything!
Works really well for bare floors but can't say much for cleaning a carpet. The pads that come with it will soon need to be replaced and have not found a replacement pad yet. Looks like on-line at the manufacturer only.
It's my first steamer and I can't compare it with other similar items, but I'm really satisfied by this product. It works on hard floor and on carpet very well. I use it for cleaning the kitchen furniture and the bathroom as well. I just don't like how it cleans windows because I need to dry them after washing:)). I would recommend this product.
I've owned one other steamer out there, and this is the best if you're looking for an all-in-one. I did TONS of research, because I wanted one that could handle slate tile and carpet. Here's the breakdown:PROS- Excellent on slate tile and other uneven flooring. The clips that hold the fabric over the mop ensure it says on over rough slate tile.
I bought this product to steam clean my entryway stairs. Couldn't be happier with all the other uses that I have found it to be great for. Comes with a ton of attachments to clean anything in the house. Used it for cleaning the grout in the bathroom, Blinds in the bedroom, stains on the carpet in the living room, Refridgerator and have many other ideas for its use. Great Buy and easy to use.
I like the steamers portability. I think it does an okay job cleaning spots from carpet. But I wish they would make the reservoir larger. I have to keep stopping to refill and it takes that much longer. Also, there has been some water  leakage from the end of the attachment and I don't know if that's normal or not.The long pads for the O attachment are not effective at all.
Hands down, the Sienna Eco is the worst purchase I've ever made on Amazon. It's dangerous, quickly blowing off its flimsy "deluxe floor brush" and sending steam and hot water sideways and backward. The components are made of cheap plastic and are poorly designed--snapping on the glass squeegee, for example, grabs and permanently bends the bristles on the carpet brush head.
well after looking at a number of different steamers, I settled on this one because, (and this is the main reason), Amazon's website listing said and still does say it was MADE IN THE USA!what a laugh! it's made in China like everything else. it costs more, but I figured, being made in the USA it would be worth the extra money to have us prove we could still make a fancy tea kettle.
my house smell so much more fresh, and i love it! at the end, all i can suggest is if you need a steamer, you wont go wrong with this one! definitely buy it!
it was $30 cheaper and probably comes from the same China factory.I won't return it because it's not the steamers' fault, it's Amazons'....Have to think if I'd ever buy from or trust their website again.
Answer: I myself have not used it on my carpet yet. I did use it on my furniture though. It's not like a carpet\upholstery cleaner where it applies hot soapy water and extracts it. The steam loosens and lifts the dirt to the surface and you have to wipe it off with a towel. That's what I did anyway. It's a little bit of work but well worth it. My furniture looks like new again. Carpets would have to be done the same way I'm sure. I don't think it was designed to clean big carpet jobs. I would go with an extractor type cleaner if carpet cleaning is what you're mainly after.