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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR PROFESSIONAL

PORTABLE STEAMER

Safety Cap

Shoulder Strap Hook

Locking Trigger Button

Trigger Release

Handle

Power Cord

Main Unit

Filling Flask

Hose/Unit Connector

10. Indicator Light

Technical Specifications

Voltage:

120V., 60Hz.

Power:

1600 Watts

Water Capacity:

20 U.S. Fl. Oz.(600 c.c.)

11. Hose

12. Cleaning Bonnet

13. Hose/Accessory Connector

14. Window Squeegee

15. Garment Diffuser Head

16. Angle Adapter

17. Detail Brush (2)

18. Concentrator Nozzle (2)

19. Nozzle

20. Shoulder Strap Loop

21. Shoulder Strap

USAGE SUGGESTIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL

Window, Glass Surfaces and Mirrors

Use the window squeegee. Work with the

steam on using top to bottom movements.

Use the squeegee with the steam to clear

the water from the glass. To do this without

leaving streaks, use lateral movements

from the top to the bottom of the surface.

Fiberglass or Stainless Steel Surfaces

Use the detail brush. Slowly move the

brush over the surface to be cleaned.

The steam will emulsify the dirt and

grease on the surface. Follow behind

with a 100% cotton towel to remove

excess moisture and residue.

Tip: An old idea for polishing stainless

steel is to wipe it down with seltzer soda

water after it is cleaned.

Soap Scum

Soap scum dissolves almost immediately

under a combination of heat and

moisture. Rinse the surface with a small

amount of water afterwards.

Note: Soap scum sometimes will develop

a hard surface from waterborne minerals.

If this is the case, use the detail brush to

break up this surface - or spray or wipe

first with lemon, vinegar or seltzer soda

water to soften the minerals.

Moving too slowly can dry out the soap

scum and cause it to granulate on the

surface. The surface will have a gritty

feel. If this happens, apply vapor to the

surface with the detail brush again and re-

clean.

Bathroom Areas

To clean the bathtub or shower area, use

the detail brush for grout, shower door

tracks, hard to get areas and heavily

soiled areas. The window squeegee will

be the most efficient way to clean the rest

of the area. Allow plenty of time for the

heat to penetrate the surface. This is

especially helpful in the shower area if

there is tile or grout.

To clean sanitary fixtures, use

concentrator nozzle with or without detail

brush.

To clean the sink and faucets, use detail

brush.

PORTABLE STEAMER

Blinds

Use the detail brush to clean blinds.

Move the brush over the surface, allowing

enough time for the vapor to penetrate.

Work quickly on PVC blinds. Test for

color fastness on fabric blinds before

using.

Refrigerator - Use the concentrator

nozzle alone to blow away dirt in the ice

machine and on door seals. The vapor

will not dry out or crack the seals as

chemicals often do.

other kitchen equipment can be easily

cleaned with the detail brush on the

concentrator nozzle to get into all the

nooks and crannies.

To clean microwaves or other small

appliances use the detail brush for small

areas.

Note: When cleaning small electrical

appliances always unplug them from

outlet before cleaning.

Clothing

A steam cleaning system is excellent for

removing wrinkles from fabrics. Simply

"vaporize" the surface from a distance

(12"-16") The dry steam removes wrinkles

without leaving the fabric wet like ordinary

fabric steamers do.

Upholstery

Use the garment diffuser head with the

cleaning bonnet. Use fast, light strokes,

avoid getting the fabric wet. Be patient

with stubborn spots; work on a spot

gently for no more than a minute at a

time, then wait five minutes for the area

to dry and repeat. Use circular

movements or back-and-forth and side-

to-side movements to get all sides of

surface fibers. Finish with a brushing in

one direction that will give the fabric a

uniform appearance.

Caution: Always determine the color-

fastness of any fabric - especially with

reds or blues - by taking a clean, moist,

warm towel and gently rubbing a small

area as far down on the back or other out

of the way place on the furniture as

possible. If color comes off on the towel,

you may need to have the piece dry

cleaned.

Can openers and