Bathroom steam cleaning machines?

[BadGirl]

Sure! And I'll bring my hand held steamer and spritz all your nozzles while I'm at it!

You are so full of the most marvelous ideas. No wonder I love you so.




So, when you coming on down? Saturday? Sunday? I've got time on my schedule........

 

[LusbyMom]

Yep! I read the reviews and everybody that reviewed the hand held one hates it. Thanks.

I don't want to use the mop because I need to use it on the walls and the toilet but I heard that it is good for floors. Thanks.

I use mine on walls.. Works great! Takes all the fingerprints off

My friend uses her on her counters and her table to.

 

[crabcake]

Handy dandy hint should you have one... I used it to clear the nozzles on all of my hair product cans and it worked freakin' awesome! A few shots of steam cleared all the caked on product that was clogging the spray holes. Normally I end up throwing cans away when I can no longer get them to spray, but all of them work like new now!

You can also run the spray nozzle holes under hot running water and rub at them to clean them.

 

[ItalianScallion]

I did some further research and came up with this one. It's made by McCullouch (chainsaw folks) so it should be pretty good quality. I used one of their chainsaws for 23 years before it quit.
I bought the steamer from Amazon and it says heavy duty. I trust Amazon and have never had any problem with their return policy so I feel safe. I'll let you all know how it works when I get it in about a week. Thanks everyone!

 

[ItalianScallion]

Well, I got it today. It's a nice little unit. It does a good job but not what I expected it to do. I expected the grime to come flying off the tile but it didn't. It generates good steam but it doesn't "power" the stains off. However, by simply attaching a Brillo pad to one of the brushes along with the steam, the stains come off just fine AND there is no smell of harsh toxic chemicals. It's a keeper for that reason alone! I'll use it for other things I'm sure. It worked great on my toilet also (had some lime & calcium stains). The steam has very little pressure but it does get hottt! Very quiet also. I hope to use it on my deck this Spring.

 

[BoyGenius]

Well, I got it today. It's a nice little unit. It does a good job but not what I expected it to do. I expected the grime to come flying off the tile but it didn't. It generates good steam but it doesn't "power" the stains off. However, by simply attaching a Brillo pad to one of the brushes along with the steam, the stains come off just fine AND there is no smell of harsh toxic chemicals. It's a keeper for that reason alone! I'll use it for other things I'm sure. It worked great on my toilet also (had some lime & calcium stains). The steam has very little pressure but it does get hottt! Very quiet also. I hope to use it on my deck this Spring.

Good info! That's the problem with the handheld units as well; they have no pressure whatsoever.

 

[ItalianScallion]

Good info! That's the problem with the handheld units as well; they have no pressure whatsoever.

Yep! And this unit is fairly quiet, it looks nice, it has a nice long hose (9' I think) and the steam lasted me almost an hour.
It has some pressure but it is NOT a pressure cleaner. It will loosen the dirt but not blow it away.