Review on Durgol Universal Descaler for Kitchen and Household Items - 25.4 Ounce Multipurpose Decalcifier by Robert Hodge

I was trying to clean my clothes steamer. The last time I cleaned it I used vinegar according to some forums and articles I've seen. The smell lasted for several weeks and seeped into my clothes. rev. Then I looked for an alternative that would work the same as cleaning a coffee maker or iron. I found this kid and read the reviews but no one has ever cleaned a steam cleaner or iron from what I've seen. I went ahead and added a large bottle. It arrived today and then I filled the steam cleaner reservoir for up to 20 minutes and then opened the bottle which I used with the 25.4 ounce version. It says to use a certain amount of water in the container. I was kind of hooked and threw a small sip of it in the container, maybe 4 ounces or so. Then I turned on the steam cleaner and waited for it to heat up. Once it was warmed up, I pulled the trigger and ROST immediately came out through the iron nozzle. This was my main problem when using my vape and sometimes it messed up some of my whites. My steamer has a trigger that you can pull and it stays on. Then I went and did some housework and left it on. I've done this before to aerate the vinegar. 10 minutes later I go to my room and it looks like a scene from a movie. Smoke is everywhere and not bad smoke but vapor smoke. My iron nozzle gives off steam like when I bought it new. There is almost no smell. I've found a few, but that might be because I have a super sensitive nose. All in all, this thing has taken my steamer from just steam to steam so far so clean it's making my hardwood floors sweat. The air purifier literally worked as well as if my room were a sauna. I hope this helps anyone with a clothes steamer as it hasn't been reviewed yet.