Review on 🧼 Multi-Surface Handheld Steam Cleaner with 9 Accessories - Natural, All-Purpose Cleaning for Kitchen, Bathroom, Windows, Car Seat, Floors, and More by Dion Madison

This handheld steam cleaner is great for cleaning vanities, sinks, shower heads, vanity tops and mirrors. I've had stains and stains on my stainless steel appliances that I couldn't get rid of, but by wiping the surface with Mr. Clean thoroughly and then using the steamer, the stainless steel looks brand new. I used it to remove grease from oven door glass. You could only see that it had melted the lube, making it easier to wipe off. It didn't make it squeaky clean, but it did a good job. I like cleaning windows with it. You don't need a window cleaner, just some elbow grease and a rag if you have birdhouses or cat snot hanging on your windows. Cat owners know what I mean. This has worked very well for my wicker patio furniture. Simply steam and wipe. This removed the cat marks from my door and the raw edges. I had an old vomit stain on a porch cushion that I was steaming. I like to use a steamer to clean without the use of detergents. Let me talk about the product itself. The temperature reaches 110 degrees Fahrenheit. This is the first line in the user manual. Holds 230ml of water. It was enough to make one of my rotating wicker rocking chairs. If the volume of the tank was larger, it would weigh more. Whatever it was, the weight is comfortable. Warming up after a cold boot takes 3 minutes and the Ready light turns off. The vapor is steady, but you have to pull the trigger all the way down. When properly installed, the nozzles do not deflate, they are easy to attach and remove. The window wiper works well. It has a 9 foot cord, which is good. You must release the pressure before attempting to remove the gas cap or the cap will simply rotate. Simply hold the trigger down until steam comes out. Which brings me to my only complaint. It takes a lot of force to fully pull the trigger. I can't use the lock button so I have to keep pressing it. After turning it on and off for two hours, my hand and thumb had it. I think refilling it frequently gives my hand the rest it needs. Overall I would recommend this steamer and if you have a strong hand it makes the job easier.