Thanks for that Bob! When I first started I was lead astray from a few videos where they were paid promotions for a product and purchased that product and it turned out to be total crap. I want people to know the truth regardless and that is part of my mission. Appreciate the view!

Thank you for the sub! You won't be disappointed in that choice. Seriously it's a work horse for the money. I will say that it performed super well on the detail. Just gotta get the footage edited and I'll have it up!

Awesome, I am glad that you were able to pick one up for less than half price! I hope it does well for you and I appreciate you watching!

I am glad that I was able to help you out! Appreciate the side note too lol.

I have not but I am sure that it would work really well!

Thanks! No I have not, I have heard great things about both. I am not in an area where we have water restrictions so I just use water. Maybe I can do a video on some rinse-less solutions!

So I looked into that and Poulan is owned by Husqvarna and so is McCulloch. Looks like they are probably the exact same thing lol.

Depending on which one you have (1385 or 1375) you might be overfilling. The 75 only takes 48oz and the 85 takes 64oz. They come with little plastic cups to be able to measure how much water you are putting in it. If you lost it you can just measure out that much distilled water with a measuring cup.

Measure out what the manual says and make sure the cap is screwed straight and all the way

I wasn't sure that anyone caught that!

You're welcome!

You can absolutely do that! Depending on the situation, say a more delicate interior, that would be a great option. I like to wrap it with a microfiber when I am cleaning headliners with the steamer!

Not sure, I have not used a Dupray system before but would be interested to find out what you end up going with and how you like it.

@@archangelauto I went with the Dupray. I have yet to use it on a vehicle yet. So far I've only tested it in the house but it seems promising. I will try to remember to update with thoughts after some real usage. I won't have a comparison as I haven't used any other steamer for interior details but I can give my thoughts on this unit.

This machine isn’t working for rugs? I want to steam under my bed and rug floor. It doesn’t glide over the rug. Is there a attachment for this?

@johnyortiz8774 the dupray doesn't have a higher steam temp. They are faking their numbers and listing the temp peak temp inside the boiler and not what comes out of the nozzle. I've tested both machines and neither actually getting hot enough steam out of the nozzle to truly be considered as "sanitized." If you want sanitized level of heat you will have to spend $1,000+ for pro models. These are all consumer grade streamers and all the temperatute numbers they claim are exaggerated.

Depending on what the stain is and what cleaning product you use I think this would be an excellent option for that!

I have actually used one on my couch and it worked great. As far as the bed goes, be careful as to how much moisture you are putting into the mattress. You want it to be able to dry completely or else you will get mildew. I would say go for it but maybe run a fan on it after you are done.

@@archangelauto Thank you so much for your reply and for the information. I really appreciate. I have to order it. Thanks again.

I did not. I used the wonderful hard water here in Colorado. Probably has something to do with the fact that it only made it about 2 years lol.

I have no idea what you mean, can you clarify?

@@archangelauto Thanks for your response. I was looking to clean my auto carpet particularly steam clean. But I obtained my answer by further looking. Need a dedicated steam machine.

@@rickzabala6020 A steamer is what I consider a moderate solution to cleaning carpet. It works in a lot of cases for medium or heavily soiled carpets or even a pretreat for a non-heated carpet extractors. However, you can clean very well with just a carpet cleaning solution, a brush and a microfiber towel. Just vacuum the area, spray your solution and agitate it with your brush. Then simply wipe up with the microfiber towel. You will be surprised on how well this works. I wouldn't recommend doing the whole car this way as it would take a lot of time and elbow grease but, it will work for spots. Hope this helps.

Yes I used it inside the house so much I got another one just for stuff around the house.

I have used it in the engine bay and door jambs and it works great. I have not used it on paint but I do know that a steamer is a great tool when removing old PPF.

This is not sponsored at all. Just my honest opinion on the product, hoping to help others out.

Working on that. Business has been unfortunately slow so I have not been able to use it as much as I would have liked. But so far it has been great!

@@archangelauto this covid lul will be over eventually, keep up the great work! 👍

3 a year seems like a lot. Are you running distilled water in them?

Good to know! I'm glad that they are making it right and sending you a new one. I think that quality control has pretty much sucked for most brands since covid lol!

You just saved the viewers 20 minutes of their lives lol.

@@archangelauto 🤣

Turns out it actually was paint on there. The steamer can do a lot but also has its limitations. I could have scrubbed it pretty hard with one of the brush attachments but that would have damaged the door card. I ended up using some Rapid Remover and a plastic razor blade and took it right off!

@@archangelauto o hate when leather seats have those little white specs of paint 😭😭 I was hoping a steamer would help with that

@@MasrSR Agreed, those are super annoying. Maybe try the steamer with the scraper attachment for those since they are so small.

I have heard great things about the Dupray units but, I also noticed that their comparable model is like $500 (correct me if I am wrong) and that makes it over twice the price of this one which is apples and oranges.

@@archangelauto the Dupray units give a much dryer steam , higher psi , temp and can be refilled with out turning off or lose pressure , the reason they also last a very long time .the McCullough units you may get 2 to 3 years where the Dupray are 10 years or more plus they are rebuildable.

It works great on carpet that is not heavily soiled or spot treatment. I have also used it to pretreat the carpet with the heat when I did not have a heated extractor.

I really wish that it had some sort of gauge or window to be able to see how much water is in it!