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RD410 STEAM-CLEANER INSTRUCTIONS
Bathroom Areas
To clean the bathtub or shower area, use the detail brush for grout, shower door
tracks, hard to get areas and heavily soiled areas. The dual edge window/tile
squeegee will be the most efficient way to clean the rest of the area. Allow plenty
of time for the heat to penetrate the surface. This is especially helpful in the shower
area if there is tile or grout. Removal of soap scum on tile, grout, and shower doors
is also easier with the RD410.
To clean sanitary fixtures, use concentrator nozzle with or without detail brush. Use a
terry cloth towel or paper towel to wipe up excess moisture and residue.
To clean the sink and faucets, use detail brush.
Exterior Areas
To clean inside your car, use the floor brush with a terry cloth towel attached to clean
upholstery and interior areas just as in the home. You should not expose the bristles
to leather - use only the brush with the terry cloth towel attached. For detailing
the wheels, use the concentrator nozzle and the detail brush. Exterior windows are
cleaned best by applying the vapor with the concentrator nozzle and following with
a paper towel.
To clean bicycles, use the detail brush. To clean equipment, use the detail brush,
depending on the surface area.
Artificial Plants
Use the concentrator nozzle without a brush attached to blow off the dust and dirt.
Clothing
A vapour cleaning system is excellent for removing wrinkles from fabrics. Simply
"vaporize" the surface from a distance of 30-45 cm. The dry vapor removes wrinkles
without leaving the fabric wet like ordinary fabric steamers do.
Nicotine and Tar
Nicotine and tar dissolves at high temperatures and becomes a light yellow oil that
has the consistency of sewing machine oil. When the nicotine/tar film is touched by a
hot terry cloth towel clipped over the floor brush, it immediately dissolves and flows
into the towel. You can remove it from flat surfaces as fast as you can move the brush
over the surface.
Removing Wax, Tar, Etc.
Many stains are only stuck on the surface of materials and can be easily and quickly
removed by "blowing" excess material away from the surface from the side. This is
accomplished by using the concentrator nozzle. Hold the terry cloth towel to the side
to catch the loose residue as it is blown by the nozzle.
Note: Always vacuum any loose residue off the surface before you apply vapor to
it.
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