Select a cloth with high absorptive capacity.
- Set the steam control to position “Minimum” or
“Normal” (fig. 20).
- As soon as steam comes out, let the nozzle
with the steaming cloth glide across the surface
you wish to clean (fig. 21). Do not scrub!
The results will be better if you do not crush
down the hairs of the brush.
- Treat vulnerable surfaces lightly and with a
double cloth fixed to the nozzle.
Set the steam control to minimum steam output
for this application.
Thorough cleaning
To clean seriously contaminated surfaces and
remove stubborn spots:
- First place the brush nozzle without steaming
cloth on to the surface you wish to clean, so
that the steam and the
brush have maximum
effect on the dirt
(fig 22).
- Set the steam control
to position “Normal” or
“Maximum” (fig. 23).
- Lightly brush up the
soluted dirt (fig. 24).
Do not scrub!
Removing soluted dirt
To remove soluted dirt
you can:
- fix a steaming cloth to
the brush nozzle
(fig. 25) (refer to
section “Normal
cleaning with a
steaming cloth”);
- collect the dirty water with the rubber strip of
the large nozzle (fig. 26);
- use a separate cloth or sponge (fig. 27).
After use
- Switch the appliance off by pressing the On/Off
switch
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- Remove the mains plug from the wall socket.
- To prevent corrosion inside the steam
cleaner: make sure that the filling cap is
screwed tightly when storing the appliance.
Various applications
Carpets, rugs, upholstery
• It is advisable to vacuum clean before steam
cleaning.
• First try out the effect of steam cleaning on a
section which does not catch the eye.
• Steam cleaning will make stains disappear
from your carpets and will freshen them up.
• If a carpet is seriously stained, the first steam
cleaning treatment will take some extra time
(and steaming cloths).
However, if you steam clean the carpet
regularly this will prevent the dirt from setting
so that cleaning will be quicker and easier.
- Treat the carpet as described in section
“Normal cleaning with a steaming cloth”.
Make sure that you
always use a clean
section of the steaming
cloth.
- For small stains
(chewing gum, candle-
grease, etc.) it is
advisable to use the
“Turbo” nozzle and a
cloth (fig. 28).
The steam will blow the
dirt into the cloth.
Keep the “Turbo” nozzle moving to prevent
overheating of the fibres.
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