Preparing The Carpet; Remove Clean Water Solution Tank - Hoover E1 Owner's Manual

preparinG tHe carpet

Vacuum carpet thoroughly. Use a Hoover
Remove as much furniture from the room as possible. If unable to remove the furniture, place plastic or
foil under and around the legs until the carpet has dried completely.
check for color fastness:
Before cleaning carpet/upholstery, test for color fastness. Dampen a white cloth with solution. Test a
small area in a closet or under a cushion. Gently rub the cloth over the area. Check each color for color
bleeding. If the cloth remains clean, it should be safe to clean the carpet/upholstery.
Helpful Hints for Cleaning Carpet:
• Do not oversaturate carpet with cleaning solution while using the carpet cleaner.
• For heavily soiled areas, additional applications may be necessary.
• Allow plenty of time to dry carpet thoroughly.
• Wipe cleaning solution from woodwork and wood to prevent any damage.
• Try not to walk on carpet until it is completely dry.
• Before cleaning, determine where you will start and end, making sure not to walk over
previously cleaned areas.
After Cleaning:
• Allow carpet to dry completely. Try not to walk on the carpet until it is dry.
• If you need to walk on the carpet, place white towels on the areas you want to walk.
• If the carpet is not dry and the furniture must be placed back in the room, use plastic or foil under
the furniture to prevent staining the carpet.
• After carpet is thoroughly dry, vacuum the carpet using a Hoover
revolving brushroll for best results.
• Thoroughly clean the dirty water tank with hot tap water. See page 10.
Do not store the carpet cleaner in garage or area where unit could freeze.

reMoVe clean water solution tank

2.2 Grasp Clean Water Solution
Tank under handle and press
solution tank latch.
2.3 Tilt Clean Water Solution
Tank away from cleaner and
remove.
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vacuum cleaner with a revolving brushroll for best results.
• IMPORTANT •
Do not use the carpet cleaner as a dry vacuum.
WARNING
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