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Customer Review :
Does a good job cleaning - but there are cheaper identical units : VAPAMORE MR-100 STEAM CLEANER
The Vapamore MR100 is split into two different links on Amazon. I posted this review under the other link, but it is relavant here too:
Steams grout and other things really really well. Better temp and pressure than the McCullogh and Wagner units. This unit develops a temp of 250 degrees and up to 58 psi (and has a flow adjustment). The unit itself and the hose seem well made, but the handle grip and all the attachments (and wheels) are somewhat cheap and flimsy, especially for a $300 appliance. I practically wore out the grout brush on first use, (although it was a lot of tile - - about 200 sq ft), and now I need to buy another grout brush attachment. The bristles on the large floor attachment were partially laid down after my first use also. Here's the kicker, you can find 2 identical cleaners (with identical attachment sets)... the Steam Extreme 3000 and Steampal Turbo which both sell for about $200, which is $100 cheaper than the Vapamore. Vapamore literature says that their engineers designed the product... either they're lying or stupid because the Chinese factory is obviously selling it under other brand names. If I have some time, I will upload some video of this thing working. I'm really happy with the cleaning results, but I think the attachment set fits the cheaper $200 price point, and I would certainly recommend either the Steampal Turbo or the Steam Extreme 3000. You'll have to go over to eBay to find them though. [...]
PS - regarding that the handle hurt somebody's hand... the handle has little ridges on the back and after awhile it is a little rough on the palm, I just wrapped it with a washrag, or switch hands after doing a lot of steam cleaning. I thought it was a small thing, but the engineers should have studied that closer and done a better job. Regarding that it was wet... when you stop for a few minutes to wipe up, upon resuming, your first shot out of the hose will be condensate. Point the attachment into a bucket or a rag and spray for about 3-4 seconds whenever restarting. It will spit a tablespoon of condensate, after which you'll get dry steam. The mop head will eventually become wet, an indication that it's time to change the mop head.
