Hey Gary!!
Wheels,engine,carpet ,cloth interiors,cracks/criveces(sp) that are hard to reach i even see Troy(DC) use one topped with a MF to clean leather seats..
the one Troy uses is a commercial grade
Thanks Joe I'll have to give it a try. I'm sure my wife will have something to say when I start using it to detail cars. My wife said the one she goy puts out all steam and no water.
Thanks Joe I'll have to give it a try. I'm sure my wife will have something to say when I start using it to detail cars. My wife said the one she goy puts out all steam and no water.
I would hope so... then it would only be a "hot water" heater and not a steam cleaner.
20 year olds rule!
"For each step-back, there is an equally or greater come-back..."
i have used an actual comercial grade steam cleaner while at work on my truck, to be honest the steam doesnt do much for carpets i much rather prefer the "hot water" cleaners......
now when it came to my engie with that steam cleaner i was hooked
Oh really, well that's all I need. I've looking for something to clean my carpet with on all vehicles. I wonder, would it do the chairs too? Cloth chairs that is. I'm assuming it would but just thought I'd ask.
i have used an actual comercial grade steam cleaner while at work on my truck, to be honest the steam doesnt do much for carpets i much rather prefer the "hot water" cleaners......
now when it came to my engie with that steam cleaner i was hooked
I'm trying to picture steaming an engine but I just don't get a good visual? White95DodgeRam could you elaborate on this please. How do you use the steamer on the engine?
the little green is a great machine for carpets and cloth seats...the steamer is used similar to a pressure washer...just blast the engine bay with steam...the hot steam does a great job breaking up grime and grit without using any chemicals..
the little green is a great machine for carpets and cloth seats...the steamer is used similar to a pressure washer...just blast the engine bay with steam...the hot steam does a great job breaking up grime and grit without using any chemicals..
Bookmarks