Handheld Steam Cleaner Portable High Pressure Steamer for Cleaning, Ready in 15s High Heat to 221℉,for Home Use Grout Tile Car Auto Small Mini Kitchen Bathroom

This portable steamer really does the job! It has different brush attachments: soft and wire for tougher jobs. I tried it around the corners of my sink and was happy to see that its high pressure powered through the old scummy areas. It hit all the nooks and crannies of my backsplash and all I had to do was wipe with a dry cloth. It also worked well on my oven racks. The extended steel rod attachment easily got into hard to reach places. It's a deep clean process without the chemicals. No downside to this steamer.

A really long time ago, I had purchased a steam cleaner off a home shopping show. I loved that thing. It cut down my scrub time by 99%. I used it for everything. I can't remember what happened but it stopped working. And cleaning has been much harder. This steam cleaner is a little different as it has a canister. I know hard water will cause a lot of build up, so I bought distilled water. I have a clothes steamer and it uses distilled water too. I like that you can see how much water is being added. (Note: It would be nice if they included a small funnel to add the water.) I plugged it in and it immediately started clicking. Somehow I forgot to check if the power switch had been turned on. So it clicks when it's heating up? I had caked on food next to the sink. It cleaned up so easy. But the one thing I do not like is trying to access the power switch when there is hot steam, one bad move and you're burning yourself.The other thing I think can be improved, is a longer power cable. I had to use an extension cord.What I did like, are all the accessories. Those brushes are nice. The only caveat is that you can't switch them without letting it cool down.Overall I think this is a good product. It's kind of pricey but Amazon is aways doing deals and discounts. It's mostly plastic materials so hopefully it will hold up.

I wish I had one of these a long time ago. It would have saved me so much time scrubbing tile. This portable steamer is easy to use. Literally just fill it up with water and turn it on. It doesn't take long to reach temperature and start working. The wand makes it easy to direct the steam where you need it to go. PLEASE USE CAUTION. Especially if children are around. Steam is dangerous. This does not have a built in brush or scrubber so you need to provide that yourself. I use it on my kitchen and bathroom wall tile. I go over an area with the steam, then hit it with my spin scrubber. Then move to the next area. It actually goes pretty fast and I can deep clean both large rooms in less than an hour. It also works great on the floor tile in both rooms. I love this steamer.

This is a small 1 liter high pressure steamer to help loosen the dirt and gunk on your grout tile. It also works in bathroom, car wheels, and other surfaces. The package came with the steamer, power cord, variety brushes, and an extension rod. It is very simple to get this up and running by just fill up the water tank, attach the brush and plug in the power cable. The bottom of the steamer is clear, so you can the water level. Using this is simple, when the LED light on the steamer turn green, it is ready to use, just turn the knob to activate the steamer. I also use this to clean my washer machine and underneath the toilet and it works really well. It took a lot of manual scrubbing and speed up the cleaning process. Highly recommended

This a very cute and compact appliance and I love the orange color. Protective gloves are included. Easy to fill up and start once you figure out how to mount the hose nozzle with the right attachments. As this was my first steam cleaner, I wasn't really sure what to expect, and I think I was picturing something more like a super high pressure washer. This is more of a steamer with some pressure, and the higher you raise the pressure the lower the temperature drops by design. The scrub brushes are absolutely essential towards deep cleaning, otherwise you'll just be rinsing things off. Honestly though, I wondered if it wouldn't be just the same effort to take a steel brush with cleanser to any surface and put in as much muscle to get the same results. I tried washing down a section of outdoor stucco wall, but the deepest dirt required some scrubbing.I took off the long metal extended pipe to get more control since it kept loosening and turning to the point of nearly falling off. You can't just tighten it as you go because it's way too hot to touch and then you need to allow a cool down period each time, so I've just been using it with the short nozzle. I did not find a printed diagram illustrating precisesly how and in what order to assemble the attachments and rubber washers, so I've been learning by trial and error. There's a customer service number and QR code for further assistance offered on a lifetime basis, so I hope to find more helpful advice about how to get the best uses out of this little steamer. As with any new tool, it takes some time and experience to master it, so I will get back with more updates as I dive in deeper. So far though, I found this to work great in making smudges and stains on stucco dissolve and rinse down. You still have to wipe up the messes that drip, but it does the job in loosening the dirt and pushing it away.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a pretty simple unit. The wand has an extension and 3 different brush heads - 2 plastic bristles (large and small) and one that’s brass bristles (small). The extension rod gets hot, so do not grab it while cleaning. You fill with water at the top and turn it on. Once you get steam, which is quite rapid, you can increase the amount using the dial indicator. The total cable length is on the short side given the plug location common in bathrooms. Water heats quickly, some water will come out before it changes over fully to steam. There are extra replacement O-rings. Grout cleaning is a long task, hopefully this dose the trick.