Care and Cleaning
After each use
1.Move the steam on/off switch on the handle to the off position (
) and remove the plug from the power outlet.
2.Once the mop has cooled completely, empty any remaining water from the tank by turning the mop upside down above a sink or outdoors.
3.Store the mop using the convenient hanging loop at the top of the handle if desired.
Cleaning the steam chamber
Over time, minerals may build up in the steam chamber which may impede the production of steam. It is recommended that the chamber be cleaned after every
1.Ensure that the mop is unplugged from the power outlet and completely cool before cleaning.
2.Push the nozzle lock button down toward the mop housing. While holding the lock in the unlocked position, turn the steam chamber nozzle
3.Insert the cleaning brush into the chamber.
4.Rotate the brush while simultaneously pulling it in and out of the chamber. This will dislodge any accumulated minerals.
5.Insert the steam nozzle back into the chamber and turn
Unblocking the steam outlet
Occasionally minerals may build up and block the steam outlet. If this occurs, remove the rubber tip from the metal release pin and insert the pin into the steam outlet in the centre of the steam chamber nozzle. This will clear any blockage that may have formed.
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Unblocking the air outlet
If the mop fails to produce steam, the air inlet in the water tank cap may be blocked. To unblock the hole, remove the rubber tip from the metal release pin and insert the pin into the hole in the centre of the water tank cap. This will release the rubber valve inside and allow the air to flow freely.
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