I have a similar steam cleaner and it is quite useful.
It works best with a stiff brush attachment.
I have had good results removing cement from ceramic tile, cleaning my boat
top and getting rid of crud in tight places such as door channels. It also
works well on jewellery.

"Geoman" wrote in message
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"Dinah" wrote in message
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Does the steam cleaners shown on Infomercial's really work as they
appear to
do? I'm looking at a "Scunci" Hand-Held Steamer in a Harriett Carter
catalog for $59.95. Anyone have any experience with these. TIA

They are a JOKE! I use steam cleaners that have 450,000 btu burners in
them to clean
restaurants. One manager bought one and it was ridiculous! She called and
said not to come
out, she bought her own steam cleaner. Then she called back a day later
and asked me to
come out.

HOW do they get all that steam on TV to fog up the room you ask? Well,
cool the place down
prior to filming, a cool room will make the steam appear to be
overwhelming. Remember the
steam locomotives? Very little steam showed in the summer time but in the
cooler days it
encompasses the entire station!
Save your money, in a few months summer is going to be here, you'll see
them in garage
sales, CHEAP!