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Question: I have a big area with tile, so please can someone tell me what is the size of mop head and if it's flat base or has brush [bristles] under.
Document: It doesn&#8217;t melt away built-up grime on those oven racks, but perfect for almost anything else I tried it on.FEATURES:&#9658; Powerful steam cleaner steams, sanitizes and deodorizes with no chemicals&#9658; Wide variety of attachments to handle nearly any cleaning task&#9658; Kill bacteria, mold, mildew and fungus&#9658; Multi-purpose steam cleaner eliminates germs, dust mites and other allergens&#9658; Steam-on-demand trigger with continuous steam locking switch&#9658; The steamer&#8217;s carry handle holds the steam nozzle and provide portability&#9658; Safe for all sealed flooring surfaces - including wood, tile, and laminate&#9658; Durable microfiber cleaning pads - effective at grabbing and trapping dirt dust and debris without scratching surfaces&#9658; Gently refresh fabrics, curtains and upholstery&#9658; Lighted on/off switch and heating indicator light&#9658; Steam cleaner weight: 8.5 lbs&#9658; Wattage of power: 1500W&#9658; Length of multi-purpose steam cleaner power cord: 13&#8217;&#9658; Water capacity: 45 oz&#9658; Heating time: 8 minutes&#9658; Steam time: 45 minutes&#9658; Steamer comes with the following accessories: jet nozzle, nylon brush (2), brass brush, scrub tool, squeegee, corner tool, scrub pad for corner tool, sponge pad for corner tool, measuring cup, extension wands (2), steam mop head and microfiber pad (2)&#9658; Warranty: 1 yearATTACHMENTS:&#9788; Extension Wands: Used for floor mopping as well as easier cleaning in high or hard-to-reach places.
I got this cleaner 3 weeks ago and tried it on my shower - pretty impressive. Good flow and got a long run from a single tank. I used it again several days later with the scrubber and the attachment came apart. Completely separated from the base of the tool so that is now useless. Based on my cleaning, that is probably the most valuable attachment. The nylon brush is holding up so far, but I can see that it will wear out at some point (there are 2 included so no big deal at this point).As others have said, this is a good deal for the functionality and price point as the build quality seems to be good.
using conventional methods.I was also looking forward to steam cleaning some of my furniture, but the only available tool for that seems to be the above mentioned corner tool, which only works between the cushions and not on flat surfaces. Now that I'm thinking about it, however, I suppose I could use the mop head without the microfiber pads. I'll try that next time.That said, the mop and jet nozzle are really all I need to keep my floors, walls, doors, appliances and faucets sparkling clean.
Not only did it get rid of the mildew, but it also fleshed out a small area of black mold in the grout at the base of the shower where the tile meets the floor.I did all of this with a single tank of distilled water and still had enough left to clean the white caulking along the baseboards and around the bathtub. Still not empty - so I decided to try it on the 2 sink faucets and the shower faucet as well - immaculate.The Steamfast seems to be able to stand up to any task you put it to.
(My laminate floors look NEW! )An extra-large capacity tank provides 45 minutes of continuous steam. From shower doors to children's toys, countertops and barbecue grills, there's no job too big &#8211; or too small &#8211; for the Multi-Purpose Steam Cleaner. (Worked excellent on shower doors and the shower door tracks. I'm a toothbrush and cottonswab cleaner...and I couldn't believe the junk it was getting out of the shower door tracks! )Mop Head: Steam clean a variety of hard floor surfaces.
They are ideal for use on many surfaces around the home, including carpet, ceramic tile, grouting, and more. This brushes are good for the grout in ceramic tile. The steam will move most of the dirt, but ground in dirt needs some nudging.&#9788; Brass Utility Brush: Remove tough stuck-on grease and grime from durable surfaces. It is perfect for use on BBQ grills, oven racks, automobile engines, shop tools and other hard metal surfaces. I refuse to use oven cleaners (they slay me) and this brush is a big help.
I found the constant &#34;on&#34; button to be very useful.I tried this steamer on the following surfaces:1: kitchen counter and stove top: did a great job cleaning all the corners and melted the grease without using any chemicals. Clear the area before using the steamer because the force of the steam may cause the grease to splatter all over the place.2. Tile grout: did not seem to make much difference with just steam and wiping. Need to use the brush attachment to make it somewhat cleaner.3.
These extension wands are perfect for those out-of-the-way places in the shower or oddball places like under the very back of the stove hood.&#9788; Mop Head: Steam clean a variety of hard floor surfaces. You can use these on several surfaces: sealed hardwood, stained concrete, sealed laminate, linoleum, ceramic, granite, marble, vinyl, and tile.&#9788; Microfiber Pads: Attach to the Mop Head and use for removing scuffs and stains from hard floors. The Microfiber Pads are reusable and machine washable.
The handle is too big and is just a slight bit awkward all around.The second issue I have is the TINY intake for the water tank. They should provide a funnel with this thing, I'm not kidding. It's the size of a nickle or dime and the provided measuring cup makes pouring it something like a bad carnival game. I did have to go dig a tiny funnel out of the cabinet for this.Even with these two issues, I love my steam cleaner and use it quite often around the house.
For the most part, you can&#8217;t see that dirt until it&#8217;s pushed out with steam. Leave off the corner tool pads and just get close to the faucet base and work your way around it.&#9788; Squeegee: Clean mirrors, windows and other smooth glass surfaces.&#9788; Scrub Tool: Scrub tough dirt and scuffs from surfaces. The scrub tool is an excellent one for scrubbing down shower walls. Of course there are a ton of flat surfaces to scrub, but showers and tubs really need it.
Answer: The head is about 8 inches across.  There is a cloth that attaches to head and steam comes through cloth.  Works great, smooth glide.