DBTech Handheld Multi-Purpose Electric Steam Cleaner: Effortlessly Clean with Power and Precision Review

I think I took multipurpose too much to heart. When I was young I worked as an auto mechanic. I know what the title is. Anyway, while I was at work I bought a steamer very similar to this one as an experimental tool. Little did I know that this would become one of the greatest tools at my disposal. I started using it for one reason, to get rid of dried stains. They usually look at coffee, sodas, milk, and even things like gum and candy. We always found similar things somewhere in the car - if…

We have a steamship, the shark, that kind of disappeared. We've since bought it, and if we never find the shark again, so be it! My 15 year old son opened it up, was concerned about its small size but READING THE INSTRUCTIONS, lit it up and went to town. The first test nozzle mop on the imprint of a dog's nose "decorate" the window BAM! DONE! Next up, souvenir closet-BAM! DONE! Landing window, with dog and cat "decorations" - BAM! DONE! Extremely Large (3'x6') Decorative Mirror - BAM! DONE! But

I share my house with a small flock of parrots. A while ago I asked my bird vet what she uses to clean the cages. Her approach was very similar to mine. However, she did mention that in addition to changing the sheets and using a non-toxic spray cleaner a few times a week, she also used a small steam cleaner about once a month. It seemed like a good idea. I searched Revain for one and found DBTech DB8561. It was a great find. The vacuum cleaner is small enough to play around with cages, but it…

I got it today and have been running around the house testing it on everything. First, it is suitable for cleaning countertops, walls, mirrors and other items that are easier to wipe. My cooker looks great even if it's not cleaned. You steam and then wipe clean. Glossy paint is (obviously) easier to clean, but flat paint cleans better than I expected. I couldn't clean mine without scrubbing and removing a layer of drywall. I plan on repainting but first I wanted to wash the walls a bit. This…