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Question: What is the difference between the 1375 and the 1275?  Thanks.
Document: While this model 1375 appears to be the mid-range steam cleaner from McCulloch and it is every bit as good as the 1385, with just a few reduced specifications. The 48 oz  tank is smaller by 12 oz and there are a few less accessories. Still, you get all the improvements that McCulloch added from the older models. While there are many things that are similar, the 1375 has some better refinements from earlier McCulloch and Steamfast units that I used and liked.
warmup! So I broke down and bought one.The main difference I could see between this model and the next model up is that the more expensive model has a slightly longer run time, a telescoping handle and a few more accessories. It is also an upright design vs. this unit is a canister. I liked the canister with swivel front wheels better as you can drag it behind you as you are using it.
If you need a smaller canister steam system I don't think you can go wrong with this McCulloch canister steam system. The tank holds 48 oz and it comes with 20 accessories, more than enough for most jobs. McCulloch is a well respected name in tools and they have carried the quality of their craftsmanship over to their steam cleaning system.We compared this machine to the deluxe canister, at the time of this review there is about a 30 dollar difference.
I was honestly surprised and impressed that a steamer that lists for around two hundred bucks (currently) could be both so effective and versatile. Thanks to the myriad attachments McCulloh provides, you can do A LOT with this canister steamer. Unboxing all of the attachments can be a little overwhelming, but once you start using it, you'll be hooked!
water tank heats up in under 12 minutes and provides up to 90 minutes of continuous steam&#9658;  20 versatile accessories including floor mop attachment for use on sealed flooring surfaces&#9658;  Extra-long 18-foot power cord and on-board storage to conveniently store accessoriesJust a few of the accessories and their uses:&#9788;  Extension Wands: Used for floor mopping as well as easier cleaning in high or hard-to-reach places.
too bad i chose a machine that had issues. without proper testing it proved to have terminal problems like a cracked tank besides cosmetic problems.. i really would have liked it to work since the project i am working on needed this type of machine. if i was more patient i could have waited the 2 months to get another but i decided to get a lesser machine fron another vendor. looks like it was going to be what i needed but it had problems before i even touched it.
then un clip the yellow cuplink,then theirs two screws holding the outer hose clamp plate ,just pull the outer hose in till you get pass the brake in the hose ,then cut and split the hose.then reverse the steps .I still would buy this steamer
the variety of accessories provided were ample to cover a lot of different surface types. if this was new in box i feel that i would have loved it. i tried to save a few dollars on this and lost nothing but time. i did gain an education though.
tank gives the me well over an hour of operational time before it needs to be refilled. A steam brush attachment helped cleaned my grill to a state I haven't seen in years. It worked really well on my van's rims as well. It dissolves the lime stains on bathroom shower glass and cleans the grout well too. On tile and hardwood floors, the steam-mop does wonders, all without any chemicals.
my wife seems to really love it.. Would recommend is which how we found it by other people recommending it!! !
Answer: 1375 - 90 mins of steam and 20 accessories,  1275 - 45mins of steam and 18 accessories.  Biggest difference is the 1275 has no variable control on the steam pressure output to the hand nozzle, where the 1375 has a variable control to adjust the steam pressure depending on cleaning job you are tackling.