My Steamer!!!!!!!!!

[Polished&Waxed]

Finally got a steamer. I used it on my carpet and a couch cushion. It seems to be very promising!

 

[SuperBee364]

Dang, that looks nice! Congrats! Steamers are just way too much fun. I think I've steamed everything in my house and cars now.

 

[Phoenix Sun]

May I ask how much for it and from whom did you by it? I bought a similar commercial steamer from Refresh Your House and paid 845.00 in 2006.

 

[Greg Nichols]

That is the machine I'm saving for! Steam Cleaner - Steam Cleaners - Vapor Cleaner - Commercial Steam Cleaners



Sweet for you!



GREG

 

[Phoenix Sun]

Thanks. We have a distributor in Phoenix. It is a good price for the unit! I think it is Italian. They make great steamers.

 

[Polished&Waxed]

used it at work today, just bcuz your door panel looks clean doesnt mean it is!

 

[ShineTech]

Very cool, congrats on your new steamer. I'm also looking into getting one in the near future hopefully.

 

[Bigpikle]

superb - would love one of these

 

[Bigpikle]

would like to find a UK/European supplier for these, if anyone knows of one or can help?

 

[blk45]

That is the machine I'm saving for! Steam Cleaner - Steam Cleaners - Vapor Cleaner - Commercial Steam Cleaners



Sweet for you!



GREG

That's the same one that he has, isn't it Greg?

 

[imported_Detailing Technology]

Vapor machines will change the way you work. They are unbelievable.



Want to go REALLY GREEN?



Use a vapor machine, its just water!

 

[imported_Ivan Rajic]

That is the machine I'm saving for! Steam Cleaner - Steam Cleaners - Vapor Cleaner - Commercial Steam Cleaners



Sweet for you!



GREG

Me too! Tell us how you like it

 

[imported_Detailing Technology]

I think they are all Italian.



I got mine here: Steam cleaner, steam cleaners, steam cleaning, steam vapor cleaners

 

[757motoring]

What is the process you guys are using to do seats,dash, carpet, door panels etc?

 

[Polished&Waxed]

I am interested in the methods also. Right now Im randomly changing attachments and using them. It def adds quality to your detail. Cloth seats that I may have not touched are now easily cleaned and the headliner above the drivers door is getting cleaned quicker and more thoroughly.



The process is what will make it worth the cost though. A tool is nothing without the proper methods and techniques which in turn make you money.

 

[imported_Detailing Technology]

Its one of the easiest things to use.



Just be careful of:



Headliners that are glued up, you may soften the glue.

Steering wheels that are already peeling, you will peel the rest of the coating off.

Radio button markers that are painted on, you may lighten them or remove them.

Paint chips, you could heat up the area around the chip and get under the clear.



I say "be careful" not "avoid". Just watch what you are going as you go.

 

[AeroCleanse]

A steam cleaner was the best investment I have ever made.

 

[Polished&Waxed]

any tips AeroCleanse?

 

[heatgain]

Just bought a McCullough on sale at Harbor Freight. Yes I'm aware it's a cheap steamer but it's a good cheap steamer, at least according to many reviews I've read.

And, being an enthusiast and only an occasional detailer for pay, I can't spend $700 for a steamer.

Haven't tried it on a vehicle yet, but all our jewelry in the house is now so clean and sparkly.

 

[imported_Ivan Rajic]

Its one of the easiest things to use.



Just be careful of:



Headliners that are glued up, you may soften the glue.

Steering wheels that are already peeling, you will peel the rest of the coating off.

Radio button markers that are painted on, you may lighten them or remove them.

Paint chips, you could heat up the area around the chip and get under the clear.



I say "be careful" not "avoid". Just watch what you are going as you go.

I'll go ahead and say flat out avoid headliners...