Review on Steam cleaner Kitfort KT-1004-2, green/white by Adam Walendzik ᠌

The hands are dry and unwrinkled. To put it succinctly, I'm as content as an elephant. Has some pros Everything was clean since I washed it at home! 1. I don't enjoy using chemicals to clean the oven and the refrigerator since it seems like everything else in the kitchen ends up in the food. After that, I used steam to clean everything. There are a lot of fissures in the refrigerator, and there is a lot of soot and grease in the oven. Without a doubt, the use of chemistry makes the process go more quickly, but I simply cannot fathom how the final products will be formed. 2. These are the flooring, and I despise having to clean them. The linoleum in the kitchen on the first level is notoriously difficult to maintain clean; in addition to having the texture of a board when touched, it also gives the impression that one is walking on a board. It is really tough to get a good clean out of it because it appears to be ribbed. It undoubtedly appears to be better than smooth, but washing and this mop are able to handle it, and as a result, I can now effortlessly maintain a clean floor in the kitchen at all times. Below are some downsides: Regarding the deficiencies, these are rags, and they blow away. But I sewed it together out of some old towels (as seen in the second picture), added an elastic band to it, and now it washes just as well without losing any of its coolness. I was cleaning when I noticed a bunch, and I ended up changing it. After that, I washed the entire house, including the bunch that was in the washing machine.