Does This Harbor Freight Grant's Hand Held Steamer Get The Job Done? Let's Test It!!

[@apexdetail85]

Have you added a steamer to your detailing arsenal? Which one?

[@kimnewling5728]

Not yet. Looking.

[@mattduffy2023]

Windsor Zephyr Steam Cleaner and Windsor Presto 3 steamer and carpet extractor. Think you are reading my mind at this point. Last couple of videos are what I'm doing, window coating, leather repair and now tint...lol

[@Bigheadedwon]

Vapamore MR-100

[@neilwalker5041]

I actually like this little steamer for small jobs. It heats up quickly and is looked handy removing the tint in the back window. Thank you for another fun video!

[@richardseem7948]

Agreed in a pinch.you ALWAYS find a positive thing out of ANY product even when it falls short on expectations

[@lynnmurray4415]

I own H2O mobile detail and it’s definitely a handy little tool I do a lot of used car lots and most cars have gum and stuff like that and it’s great to have for those reasons plus my girlfriend works at harbor freight which is a big plus

[@TheNotMeTube]

That 20% employee discount stacked on top of the recent $10 off sale was nice. Was out the door with this for $25.

[@tomevans54586]

For the DIYer, this would be perfect. Big limitations for the professional. Thanks!

[@bigd9848]

This looks pretty good Brian. I have a Bissell steamer and it works well. I’m sure they have plenty of decent options out there. Think you can get something better online.Thanks for sharing your experience Brian 👍🏽

[@samueladams584]

Years ago I had to use a Bed bath and beyond steamer to remove film from the back window of a used car I bought. It worked well. Seemed to last longer than this one in the video.

[@millerdetailing4176]

Really great video and review Brian might have to grab this one.

[@TheNotMeTube]

For the professional doing high volume with these, might make sense have 3 in rotation so one is always cooling and heating while the other is being used.

[@MNpicker]

Nice little unit... I like it regardless 👍🏻🤞

[@scottsigmon926]

Very good and balanced review. Thanks Brian

[@DannyArreola-i1y]

Brian what would you say is one step above this steamer without getting into the real expensive ones. Part time detailer who doesnt have a huge need for a really high end unit

[@richardseem7948]

Awesome video and product review

[@DizConnected]

I'm sure I saw on another video that the cap can be removed, even when the unit is hot, by pulling the trigger while unscrewing the cap. I don't have one of these yet, but am seriously considering getting one.

[@gryphon123456]

Seems to work well. I’d be so scared of the heat breaking g the window. 😬😬

[@RedC63AMG]

This looks great for cleaning bicycle drive trains !

[@johnwagner4559]

Wouldn't a heat gun on low, do it easier tho? Dont have to wait to cool down, fill, heat up...for tint of course.

[@NewYorksFinest1]

Can it get out blue jean transfer stains from white seats ?

[@tomtripptree5079]

Do you feel it would be a good tool for house cleaning. My anniversary is this weekend. I would buy it for my wife if you think it would help with dirty areas

[@apexdetail85]

Honestly probably better for home use.

[@martytydings2206]

I doubt it would be something she would want for an anniversary though. Good luck!

[@katiecannon8186]

As my 4 year old son told my husband: That’s the biggest jewelry box I’ve ever seen 😅

[@Realtor365]

Love this! 👍

[@spencerb3429]

Hey Brain! Little off topic but quick question for you. What is your opinion on primer polishes? Such as Doctor Beasley's NSP 45 and other competitors. They promise the ability to polish and then wipe off and go right to coating without using a panel prep. Even stating that they help a coating bond to the surface better than the traditional way of doing it. Do you have experience with these? Would you trust this technology and even apply your own coating over the top of a primer polish? super curious on what your thoughts are. Thanks!

[@seashackf1]

Wouldn’t a hair dryer work much better for tint removal? It will heat up as much as needed, not have to be refilled and not get the interior wet.

[@TrealTalk187]

How long can you use it before refilling again, like 10-15 min or so? I missed it sorry

[@bobhenn1692]

How do you remove the tint film from the back window without damaging the defogger wires?

[@meanf1502]

Brian would that be good to get a few stains off my headliner

[@kimnewling5728]

Thanks for the demonstration. I think a steamer i buy will have to do alittle bit more than this one. Bottom line is that this steamer will take wrinkles out of my clothes for sure. Lol. Thank you Brian.

[@apexdetail85]

Great point! 3 pairs of slacks, and poof....out of steam! lol

[@Admin-ie9hp]

So I was wondering is this more of a dry steam or wet steam?

[@paulamegadya1451]

Can you use this steamer for removing PPF?

[@chrissimon8403]

They have some larger ones on Amazon.

[@niaralosusa]

The cap is stuck on mine. It is cooled down but I can’t unscrew the cap. Any thoughts? The plastic cap slips when trying to unscrew so it doesn’t grab enough to move.

[@DizConnected]

Try pulling the trigger while removing the cap.

[@norcalspitshine6406]

Nice

[@Chris-wb7ni]

I am in the same boat as you no place to buy stuff here in the poconos

[@riceburner4747]

Price?

[@apexdetail85]

$35

[@davidlevin5361]

For 35 bucks maybe have two and always have one ready to go?

[@apexdetail85]

Great point!

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

First!!!

[@kimnewling5728]

Good afternoon Humberto

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

​@@kimnewling5728Hello Kim. Today at MTE

[@75Prelives]

Excellent. Thank you!