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Steam cleaners

Postby tonicha » 07 Feb 2017, 20:37

https://www.worten.pt/pequenos-eletrodo ... za-a-vapor

Known over here as maquinas a vapor.

I really had to work hard, mopping the tiles here, yesterday. They're not the normal floor tiles and take a lot of work. The bathroom ones are fine, but the rest of the house :roll: :roll:

We really don't want to spend a lot of money - Grumpy is always moaning about how many mops I get through :roll: :cute: :lol:

I know a couple of you have them - any ideas??
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Re: Steam cleaners

Postby Ally » 07 Feb 2017, 21:19

I got my Karcher from Worten about 18 months ago and it is an absolute doddle to keep the floors clean. :D :D

We have really thick granite tiles upstairs that I felt a mop never got really clean. I wouldn't be without my Karcher.
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Re: Steam cleaners

Postby Kaz » 07 Feb 2017, 21:52

My Vax one is great :)
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Re: Steam cleaners

Postby tonicha » 08 Feb 2017, 10:18

Thanks both :D

We have a Wortens in Castro Verde, so next time we go over, I'll have a look-see. It's only a small shop, but we can order anything and it will be free delivery :Hi: :Hi:
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Re: Steam cleaners

Postby JoM » 08 Feb 2017, 11:18

I got a Karcher just before Christmas - love it. The model is the SC3.
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Re: Steam cleaners

Postby tonicha » 08 Feb 2017, 17:40

Thanks Jo, will ask about it next week :D
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Re: Steam cleaners

Postby Diflower » 08 Feb 2017, 20:20

Have a look on amazon Ton, so you can read reviews,and have some makes and model nos readyx
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Re: Steam cleaners

Postby tonicha » 09 Feb 2017, 08:20

And then get my daughter to send one over, with staff discount :lol: :lol: :lol: She's back working for them, as of this week :D
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Re: Steam cleaners

Postby cruiser2 » 16 Feb 2017, 15:51

We have two steam cleaners. One mrs.e uses to clean the floor in the kitchen. Have had it several years. Still seems to do a good job.
We have recently bought another one. This has a separate tank and a long hose with different attachments.
Use it to clean the shower and toilet. Keeps the grout very clean and the tiles sparkle. Saw it on one of the shopping channels on the TV.
Have had a Karcher high pressure washer.Us it to clean the flags at the front and back of the house. It is still giving good service. It is about 15 years old and used about four times a year.
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Re: Steam cleaners

Postby tonicha » 18 Feb 2017, 21:46

Thanks everyone xx

We're debating between a cordless and one with a cord. As we run mostly on solar, I don't want to have to think about having to erm, can I have the kettle on as well as the steaming thingy.

No point asking the Portuguese here, they mop.

No point asking the English either - they're too bluddy rich and have cleaners - who mop :lol: :lol: :lol:
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