Upholstery – Unless you have slipcovered furniture, you probably can’t just throw your upholstery into the washing machine. BBQ Grill – Before you break out the grill for some spring and summer cookouts, give the inside of the grill a cleaning with a wire brush attachment.
With a handheld steaming unit, you can steam the wrinkles out once they are hung.Ħ. Curtains and Drapes – What a pain it is to iron curtains, even if you do use my self-declared genius solution of doubling up the ironing board. And if it has attachments to get into the caulk around the toilet base? Well, mothers of boys will totally understand how awesome that sounds.ĥ. Bathrooms – A steam mop is an obvious choice for a bathroom floor. My handheld unit and I are going outside for a little bit of spring cleaning.Ĥ. Windows – Did you know that you can clean your window glass with a steam cleaner? Yep. Rugs and Carpets – With an attachment, like the one on the SteamMachine Plus, you can get stains and odors out of rug carpets. The tile and grout look new when I am finished with it.Ģ. I like to use a brush attachment on mine so I can really get it cleaned well. Tile and grout – The most popular uses for a steam cleaner is for tile and grout. The SteamMachine is a much larger unit with a larger tank for your larger projects. The SteamMachine Plus is a steam mop that has many attachments – including one for carpet! – and a handheld unit (like a Dust Buster) that pops out of the mop for quick tasks, like steaming garments. Really?” Yes, really! Between HomeRight’s new SteamMachine Plus and original SteamMachine, I can get rid of all of those other ones.
When Tom came home from work last week and saw yet another one in the house, he said, “Lindsay. My husband, Tom, would roll his eyes every time a new one came home, but I thought I needed all of those different types of steam cleaners for different applications. In my adult life, I’ve had a big carpet cleaner, a few steam mops and a handheld steam cleaner.
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