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Operations
Cleaning Your Hard Floors
Your steam mop is designed to clean hard
flooring such as ceramic tile, vinyl, laminate,
marble, stone and sealed hard wood floors.
Use of your steam mop on waxed or some
unwaxed floors may result in a diminished
glossiness. The steam mop is not for use on
unsealed wood floors. For best results test
in an inconspicuous area and check the care
instructions from your flooring manufacturer.
1. Plug the unit in and wait 30 seconds for it
to heat up. Begin cleaning by slowly passing
over surface while pressing the steam on
demand trigger to emit steam as needed.
2. To be sure to sanitize an area of your floor,
use the microfibre cloth pads and slowly
and evenly stroke your steam mop back and
forth at least three times over the area using
continuous steam. For best results, remove
the pad and wash after use.
3. When the steam mop stops emitting steam,
unplug the unit. Simply remove the water
tank, refill, and continue cleaning.
Maintenance & Care
Cleaning Your Steam Mop
1. Unplug power cord from outlet.
2. Carefully remove mop pad from mop head,
as mop pad and lower assembly may be hot.
3. Any water remaining in the water tank should
be emptied prior to machine storage.
4. Mop pad can be machine washed in warm
water. Use only liquid detergents. Do not use
fabric softeners. For best results, air dry.
5. Wrap power cord around quick release cord
wrap on side of steam mop.
6. Wipe all surfaces of steam mop with a soft
cloth. Store upright in a protected, dry area.
CAUTION
Exercise extreme care when using the steam mop on timber
flooring. Test the steam mop an inconspicuous area prior to
mopping a large floor area. The steam mop generates hot
steam, so when depressing the trigger to apply steam, ensure
the steam mop is moving continuously. The trigger does not
need to be depressed at all times. Prolonged application of
steam in one area increases the risk of damage to the surface
treatment on timber floors. Check with your timber floor
treatment application specialist prior to steam mop operation.
Regular foot traffic and direct sunlight will wear down timber
floor surface treatment making it more susceptible to steam
damage.
IMPORTANT
Sanitizing on timber floors is not recommended as prolonged
application of steam in one area increases the risk of damage
to the surface treatment on timber floors, especially in
areas with regular foot traffic and direct sunlight, which will
wear down timber floor surface treatments making it more
susceptible to steam damage.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of electric shock, turn power switch off
and disconnect polarized plug from electrical outlet before
performing maintenance checks.
CAUTION
Upright storage of the steam mop with a wet mop pad
may result in the formation of white marks on your floor. To
remove the white marks, clean area with vinegar.
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