Couch Steam Cleaning

[@joepadilla7871]

Did you change the towel at least twice

[@Shadow-ij7qn]

Can't you go back and forth instead of just back?

[@michelestinson1226]

where does all the dirt go? Does it get sucked up?

[@Totalcleaningplus]

We clean the surface with a HEPA filter vacuum first, then steam clean the surface killing the dust mites and other indoor allergens and then re-vacuum the surface again.

[@benshuetrim9640]

Totalcleaningplus The HEPA sandwich!

[@belkisgarcia]

Can i do this at home with my shark steamer ????

[@Totalcleaningplus]

No I would not recommend that you do that. The reason is that the temperatures on units like the Shark generally don't get hot enough. So instead of cleaning with actual steam, you are using hot water. The hotter the steam, the faster and safer it will dry. If you are using only hot water, the water content is really high and if it doesn't dry properly, you could end up with a mold problem.

[@joshalmanza129]

Just curious are you planning to reset or groom the pile back to eliminate those lines?

[@Totalcleaningplus]

Josh, thanks for the quesetion. It really depends on what each customer is looking for. Some like the lines, because to them they can tell it has been cleaned. Others however, just want it cleaned and don't want lines, therefore, we just go in the opposite direction and the lines are not there, but the couch is still clean. I hope that answers your qeustion.

[@Decayindolly]

What kind of steamer is this?

[@Totalcleaningplus]

It's a ladybug steam cleaner.

[@benshuetrim9640]

My steamer pumps out too much hot water along with the steam...very annoying!

[@aguacateconlimon2278]

where can I purchase one of these?

[@Shadow-ij7qn]

I see no one answered your question. Sorry for their selfishness. Go to the Dupray website and see their steam cleaners. I own one. They work great. A cheaper one would be the Dupray NEAT.