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Steam Cleaning...
I am looking into buying a steam cleaner for me and my detailing crew to use. Can anyone suggest anything that is lightweight and durable?
Thanks for the input.
Thanks for the input.
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Re: Steam Cleaning...
I would be interested in this also. -
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Tr5 pro from steamitclean.com is what I have. It works great only complaint is the lcd screen is junk but everything else is awesome.Even the best cars look like junk when they are not cleanComment
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Re: Steam Cleaning...
I also use the tr5 (got it from allbrands.com, but it's the same machine). It's made by Vapor Clean and its a great machine and very portable too. I had one for about four years and used it at least a couple times a week and it held up great and did an amazing job I had to replace the brush head once about two years ago. Just got a brand new one as some kids broke into my truck and stole the base of the old steam cleaner. Anyways, it's a little pricey at almost $500, but if you use it a lot, it's definitely worth every penny.Comment
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