How does steam cleaning work?

Steam cleaning machines heat regular tap water to temperatures above 212°F (100°C), producing steam. This steam is then directed onto surfaces to effectively remove grime, including dirt, grease, and residues, without the need for harsh chemicals.

What makes steam cleaning effective for maintaining cleanliness?

Hot Steam relies on superheated steam to loosen tough grime, dissolve residues, and tackle buildup. This process leaves surfaces fresh and clean, all without relying on chemical cleaners.

Where does the dirt go?

The high temperature and pressure generated by heavy-duty steam cleaners effectively dislodge dirt from surfaces. Subsequently, the dirt is either absorbed into the cloth attachment or can be effortlessly brushed away using a separate cloth.

What should I not use a steam cleaner on?

Always refer to the user manual and spot test before use. Exercise caution when cleaning unsealed hardwood floors, leather, or sensitive fabrics like silk.