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Well both of those models are basically the same so I would say no point in getting the sc3 when you have the easy fix model. But yes this is a decent entry level steamer for light to medium jobs.

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Thanks...I would say the best way to clean carpets and seats is with a spray extractor you can see my full review on one here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLJnlZup06uugJs.html and have a look at my interior detail videoskzfaq.info/get/bejne/qL55jbuVxtHPY6s.html You can always use steam to help but the spray extractor seems to work just fine 👍

@@autoexquisitedetail7706 great! Cheers mate. Will have a look at the suggested vids and just subbed.

Just watched the linked videos. Quick few questions, if looking to use the steam cleaner to clean the interior, is it best(needed) to use the extractor afterward to extract as much dirt as possible? Or is it possible to just use just the steam cleaner and micro fibre towels? Also, do you use the steam cleaner on the exterior as well? Seems to very time efficient from what I've seen. Just asking as I'm in Australia and doing very basic and cheap cleans for a car share company. I'm getting offered work with other businesses to regularly clean their fleets but want to expand the scope of what I offer while keeping the process as simple, quick, competitive(price wise) and portable (I'll be in car parks and tighter spaces often) as possible. Cheers, again mate. Good channel👍

The steam cleaner is normally used for leather and harder surfaces on the interior. Steaming carpets and cloth seats and following with microfibre will never get the same amount of dirt out as an extractor. I would say the extractor is a more useful tool for cloth and carpet and thats it no need for steaming at all on those surfaces. Leather and hard surfaces don't really need steam if you have a cleaner but it helps get a deeper clean for a detailing level and of course makes cleaning with no cleaners easier. Basically both are needed for their own job you can't really have one and use it for everything unfortunately For steaming the exterior I generally only use it in the engine bay other than that it's all interior If you are doing a detailing buisness i would say have both machines in your arsenal cause they will be useful in differnt cases and help in the long run.

Would not recommend that at all

Thank you...so I obviously haven't tried it as an iron and I wouldn't recommend it just cause its not designed for the purpose like the steam could be too strong possibly for clothes. As for temperature it can't be controlled but steam flow has a high and low setting

Some of the SC4 and SC5 kits come with an actual iron attachment designed for steaming garments, you might want to look into that

Its been quite good. I haven't had any issues and its still performing. Besides the bit of water spritzing its perfectly fine for my work

Did u buy it ? Would u recommend

It is electric

@@autoexquisitedetail7706 Thank so much, your video is very helpful.

The steam isn't that powerful yes but this is a more retail type machine not as industrial or professional as others in their range

This filter doesn't need to be cleaned once its finished it needs to be replaced

I would say around 10mins of continuous steam flow

@@autoexquisitedetail7706 how come the steam is not consisten?. Shoots out sporadically. The water is full and it’s a brand new machine just out of the box.

That is how the machine is its not broken. After a few mins of use it does get better but there is always a bit of water spritzing out.

I wouldnt see why not but for that amount of volume its safer to go with their professional line (grey colour ones) which is more suited

No the steam and water droplets could damage them. It's fine to pass over the electronics in a car at a distance so moisture doesn't go in but I would still be very cautious

@@autoexquisitedetail7706 what if ill use distilled water that does not transmit electricity than ill wait hours for it to dry?

I would say with bird droppings lots of lubricant like soap and water and gentle lifting motion dont scrub in and that will work best...the steam would help loosen it but you would still need some physical cleaning to remove everything

@@autoexquisitedetail7706 thank you for your answer. I use to spray it in with very hot water. Keep spraying til removed. That way it is kind of touchles. I would say the steamer is good for the dry hardened droppings so they dissolve better.

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Steam generally is said to kill germs and viruses but the product doesn't specifically say so. I can't guarantee this as a disinfecting method you'd have to externally research on steam more.

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