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ACCESSORIES
Application
Window frames and
shutters
Removing stains from
fabrics and carpets
Tiles and PVC
Joints
Garden furniture
Plastic and rattan
Glass cleaning
Polished wooden
surfaces
Wooden furniture
Radiator
Kitchen grease on cook-
tops and various metal
surfaces
14
Accessory and description
Use either the steam nozzle (20) (wipe dry with a micro-fi ber
cloth (34)) or the triangular brush (18) with the attached cloth
to clean.
CAUTION: Apply only a small amount of moisture/steam to the
wooden frames and do not hold the tip of the steam nozzle
too close to the wood.
Place the steam nozzle (20) directly on the stain and move it
back and forth quickly. Then wipe dry with a micro-fi ber cloth
(34).
CAUTION: First ensure that the material is suitable for steam
cleaning. This type of treatment may damage the structure of
carpets, particularly woolen carpets.
Use the triangular or the rectangular brush
(17, 18) with an attached micro-fi ber cloth (34).
Use the round brass or nylon brushes (22/23)
and the extension pipe (15) to relax your back while cleaning.
Move slowly at angles over the joints while applying little
pressure. This allows you to apply more heat and less force –
and your brushes will also last longer.
Use the triangular brush (18) with an attached cloth or even
the small or large round nylon brushes (21, 22) in case of
stubborn dirt. For plastic furniture, place a micro-fi ber cloth
between the brush and the surface to be cleaned to prevent
damaging it.
Simply dissolve the dirt with the steam nozzle (20) and wipe
dry with micro-fi ber cloths (34). Since steam contains neither
calcium nor cleaning agents you can clean windows and other
glass surfaces deeply and free of streaks.
Treat polished wood very carefully, without applying pressure.
Terry towels work best for this. (Micro-fi ber cloths are not
suitable since they clean too thoroughly and could thus
remove the polish.)
Apply a small amount of steam with the steam nozzle (20)
from a little further away and immediately wipe dry with a
micro-fi ber cloth (34). Although cleaning will take a little
longer, it is gentler.
Use the steam nozzle (20) to clean the radiator from the top.
The dust holds together and can be wiped down.
Depending on the sensitivity of the surface to be treated,
we recommend cleaning with the steam nozzle (20), a small
round brass brush (23) and/or a large round brush (21) with
stainless steel wool (25).
Level
Minimum
steam
Minimum
steam
Minimum
steam
Minimum
steam
Minimum
steam
Minimum
steam
Minimum
steam
Minimum
steam
Not to be held
in one place
too long.
Maximum
steam
Maximum
steam
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