Review on 🧼 Enhanced McCulloch MC1275 Heavy-Duty Steam Cleaner - 18 Accessories, Extended Power Cord, Chemical-Free Pressurized Cleaning for Floors, Counters, Appliances, Windows, Autos, and More - Yellow/Grey by Heidi Wilson

I work as a painter and craftsman. I usually avoid removing wallpaper, but from time to time I find myself in a situation where it is necessary. This situation arose recently and, like before, I rented an Earlex steam wallpaper stripper. The job turned out to be bigger than we anticipated (remove the wallpaper to find MORE wallpaper behind it! Ugh!) so one of my assistants brought his McCulloch MC1275 to the site to help. a smaller water tank, but it's not always like the Earlex. It also heats up to readiness in about 8 minutes instead of 45 for Earlex. Also, the vapor volume comes out higher than Earlex. McCulloch excels in almost every measurement axis. Now I know you're probably wondering why I'm posting a steam wallpaper review for something that isn't technically steam wallpaper. So here's the point. Returned the Earlex Piece of Crap Steamer(TM) to HD over the weekend and received a McCulloch MC1275. On Monday we had TWO of these bad boys and the wallpaper came down like rain! When the job was done, I cleaned this little beauty and brought it home to my wife, who immediately steamed everything in sight all night. with him. We have polished concrete floors all over the house and this beast does an excellent job of sanitizing and polishing. We are very happy with the microfiber covers and they come with around 64 billion attachments for a variety of uses such as: B. for disinfecting fine china and degreasing the engine of your 1972 Cadillac Bonneville. And it's worth noting that the manual says they can hold 48 ounces of water, MAX. I definitely put 64 ounces in with no problems. The only "downside" I've encountered so far is that the "caps" come off the rear wheels if you pull on them fast enough. So don't drag race your McCulloch MC1275, you might regret it.