- Do not direct the steam jet onto yourself or other persons in
order to clean clothing or shoes.
- Never drink the water that emerges from the steam jet.
Risk of damage!
NOTE!
Improper handling of the steam cleaner may result in damage to
the steam cleaner or to property.
- Test first on an inconspicuous spot to check if the material is
suitable for being cleaned with a steam cleaner, e.g.:
• Steam can bleach varnished wood or leather.
• Unprotected wood can swell.
• Steam can strip away protective wax coatings.
• Plastics can film over with the effects of steam.
• Soft plastics can deform with the effects of steam.
• Cold glass or mirrored surfaces can crack with the effects of hot steam.
- If you want to clean windows, you will need to warm them up
beforehand, e.g. by first applying steam to a large surface from
a distance and then moving closer and closer whilst still
applying the steam.
- Acrylic, velvet and silk are sensitive to steam, as well as plastic
fibres.
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Ensure that the power cable does not come into contact with
hot parts.
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Never expose the steam cleaner to high temperatures (heating,
etc.) or bad weather (rain, etc.).
- Never fill the steam cleaner with any liquids other than water.
- Do not add any limescale removers, scents, alcohols or cleaners
to the boiler as they could damage the steam cleaner.
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