THE BEST STEAM CLEANER FOR CARS & MORE!!!

[@tonyhill1916]

For some reason I had to watch the vacuuming part near the beginning about 10 times 😲😲😲👍

[@AllAmericanMack]

Lol!!

[@oakcreekliving9481]

Got mine! Hit the kitchen yesterday and my car interior today! Fantastic! Thanks for the video…help me make my choice between, Aqua pro steamer, McCulloch MC1385 Deluxe Canister Steam Cleaner with 23 accessories and Dupray Neat. It was the higher temp of 275 degrees, small size the Warranty that sold me on the Dupray Neat further. Money well spent. Thanks!

[@famasmaster2000]

I found this vid randomly and im glad I did. Im looking at buying this unit and I think I will after seeing this video . Good job 👏

[@AllAmericanMack]

I've looked at it's main competitor, the McCulloch 1385 and while it looks like a good machine, it doesn't put out as much heat as the Dupray does at only 212°. The 275° heat of the Dupray is on par with much more expensive steamers. The main advantage that I see with the McCulloch 1385 is that it has a larger boiler so it gives you up to 120 minutes of steam versus the Dupray at about 40-45 minutes. It's pretty rare that I need to steam something that long though. I've had mine just over two years so far and it's still working fine with moderate use I would still highly recommend it, especially for the price.

[@famasmaster2000]

@@AllAmericanMack Thanks for the response ! Mine is officially on order and im waiting anxiously to give her a whirl. I do have one other question, is there s long wait time between fill ups once you run out of steam ?

[@AllAmericanMack]

They "suggest" a certain amount of time, I can't remember how long but it's a while, to let it cool and for the pressure to lower. I don't want to wait all that time so I use a towel to turn the cap enough to start releasing the pressure and quickly move my hand away. It will be ready again in just a few minutes and I always refill it with hot water.

[@famasmaster2000]

@@AllAmericanMack Perfect, thank you 😊 Thsts exactly what I was wondering

[@Rebel9668]

Perhaps I'm missing something, but that vehicle already pretty much looked clean before you steamed it. I would have thought with the way dirt shows up on black surfaces I would have seen more of a difference.

[@AllAmericanMack]

It was mainly some spots on the fabric and to help clean some dust and gunk out of areas. Also, even vinyl and plastic cleans up easier if I hit it with the steamer then wipe it. But you're right, it wasn't excessively dirty.

[@trish5805]

This is an excellent steam cleaner for the price! It also gets hotter than most steam cleaners that are comparable!

[@AllAmericanMack]

I agree, it offers a lot for the price and has a *lot* of uses.

[@zero-ol2nt]

Better than the mcColloch 1385? I have a ford fusion I'm trying to detail 😊

[@AllAmericanMack]

I've never used the McCulloch but do know and talked to people who use them. The main difference between them is the Dupray gets hotter and makes a wetter steam which I prefer.

[@zero-ol2nt]

@@AllAmericanMack Yea that's what I've gathered as well. Probably go with that Dupray. One person did mention be careful as some carpets can melt 🤷‍♂️

[@keithb8329]

Great video. I just purchased this used. I like this steamer, but I noticed that the steamer has dry steam and when I use it on my car interior, I don’t really see the water come out unless I get all the way on the surface and hold it there, but in this video, it looks like she was shaking the steamer gun and the water was coming out. Is this more effective? Or was I looking at the video wrong?

[@AllAmericanMack]

Your experience is correct, you'll only get an appreciable amount of water/moisture if the tip is very close to the surface. The shaking was really just moving it back and forth quickly, it won't make more water come out.

[@vic82ism]

Car looks almost new . What a great little machine☺️

[@AllAmericanMack]

I have been surprised at just how many uses it has around the house. I even use it on occasion for my cleaning business.

[@vic82ism]

@@AllAmericanMack because of yr video I have ordered one. Thank you for your most informative video 😉

[@AllAmericanMack]

I think you'll really enjoy it! Also, if you search for Joe Wheeler on youtube, he has several videos on his channel of using it on hard floors, carpet, upholstery, and mattresses. I looked at quite a few steamers and I think the Dupray offers the most bang for the buck. Thanks for watching!

[@camberlubos3995]

Hey man, thanks for the video. It seems like a great little steamer I am gonna buy it as well. Thanks again and God bless.

[@AllAmericanMack]

It's probably the single best piece of equipment I've purchased for around the house and auto cleaning, I even use it on some of my commercial cleaning. I use it much more than I ever thought I would.

[@JoeWheeler]

Thanks for mentioning me! That was a NEAT video!

[@churchillcoins8519]

Thanks for the video, I’ve been thinking of purchasing a Nest. How thick is the towel you’re using when cleaning vinyl or leather? How do you ensure the steamer doesn’t hurt the dash vinyl or the thin veneer on the center console/panel?

[@AllAmericanMack]

The towel/bonnet I was using is about as thick as a regular wash cloth. I think as long as you don't spend too long on a particular area it shouldn't be a problem, that's why I kept it moving. Funny thing is, if I steam an area then touch it immediately after, it's really not that hot.

[@PastorTom2009]

I've heard that the McCulloch puts off more water because it doesn't heat to that high of a temp. I really don't want a lot of water, but more steam. Is that your experience with the Neat?

[@AllAmericanMack]

Yes it is and while I've never owned the McCulloch, that's the same information I found when researching it. I've been 100% happy with the Neat and don't think it can be beat for the price. Mine is 3+ years old now and has been completely reliable, just an occasional descale and it keeps running like a top.

[@user-zt5yf1gw4n]

​@@AllAmericanMacklove mine as well been having mine fir just a little over a year and even if you might not use it everyday , it makes good work out of what your trying to steam clean pretty fast . Love it

[@AllAmericanMack]

Agree 100%! It's *extremely* nice knowing I have it and can have it ready to go in 10 minutes to clean all kinds of things.

[@TheMadisonHang]

i can't wait to get this thing its gonna CLEAN!

[@AllAmericanMack]

After getting it, I find I use it way more than I first thought I would. Sometimes I just *look* for things to use it on!

[@floow18]

Hello, I just found this video and wanted to know how is this machine holding up today (2022), and if you have experienced any scaling issues... If so, how have you descaled it?

[@AllAmericanMack]

I still use it frequently and have not had any problems with it. I've descaled it several times now, not due to any clogging or anything like that, just preventive maintenance. I don't remember what the recommended % of vinegar/water is but I use 1 part vinegar to 3 parts water and let it sit for around half an hour before dumping and rinsing. When I descale I get a *lot* of gunk out of it but that's probably due to me not dumping the water out of it when I'm done. I still recommend the Neat and don't think there's a better machine out there for the money.

[@floow18]

@@AllAmericanMack good to know. Thanks!

[@breannalentsch8043]

Is the machine supposed to give a solid run time of 50 minuets? Mine currently goes between “ready” and “not ready” every minute- it’s frustrating because I need to keep stopping and going.. I’m wondering if I’m missing something

[@AllAmericanMack]

I've never timed it but it seems like it does run at, or at least close to the stated time. Do you mean that you stop using it when the light turns orange? If so, you can still use use it while it's orange, it just means that it's not at max temp. Mine always cycles between green and orange while it's being used and I've never noticed any difference in performance.

[@dinofrommontrealquebec2278]

Great video. Do you still recommend the Dupray Neat steam cleaner. Any problems with it. Im trying to decide between the dupray neat and the McCulloch MC1375. Thank you

[@AllAmericanMack]

I still really like it and haven't had any issues. As a matter of fact I used it yesterday to clean up the kitchen area in a house. There was grease, food, etc. on the walls, stove, and cabinets and it just melted it off. I actually use it more than I thought. I don't have any experience with the McCulloch and hear it's a good machine but I don't have any regrets on buying the Dupray and would most likely buy another to replace it.

[@dinofrommontrealquebec2278]

@@AllAmericanMack Thank you

[@jukenz5417]

Omg same !!

[@natgonza2905]

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[@chellmcwags6229]

Which did you end up getting and do you like it?

[@crowsandshinythings2796]

I bought one for my house and to clean my 2001 Honda Rebel it has 1100 miles on it I Just bought it needs a cleaning I will video it or let you know how the machine works......Gods Speed!!!

[@chellmcwags6229]

How do you like it?

[@Milaarce12]

Can you please answer 😊

[@talalztube]

Nice video ... should couple the dupray with vac extractor like bissell spot clean for deeper clean

[@ronniemartinez6433]

It says that you used the Dupray steam cleaner to clean the exterior. Did you use the steam cleaner to clean the whole exterior of the car? how long did all of the cleaning take? I actually just ordered one today. thanks in advance :D

[@AllAmericanMack]

I used a foam cannon to clean most of the exterior if the vehicle, I show it in the video posted before this one. Other than the interior, I only cleaned the wheels with the steamer but I have used it on certain exterior parts of my truck. I clean the chrome bumpers and running boards with it. I also clean the grill and the front of the hood with it to remove bugs, and if course the rims to remove brake dust. I guess you could clean the whole exterior with it as long as there isn't a lot of dirt or grit so you don't scratch the paint. For example, when I clean the front of the hood with it, I wash the truck first, then use the steamer to remove the bugs, same process with road tar. I find it makes quick work of all that. Sorry I wasn't clear on what exterior parts I cleaned.

[@Moe_Newman]

If you don’t mind what’s the price tag on this machine?

[@AllAmericanMack]

The price fluctuates between $149 - 189 on amazon.

[@Moe_Newman]

@@AllAmericanMack I appreciate that

[@ve3xtr]

Well, I wasn't expecting that. :)

[@404SRT]

How’s the unit still holding up? How often do you use it?

[@AllAmericanMack]

It's still working great, just as good as the day I got it. I use it 3-4 times a month, sometimes more though, just depending on how often I need it. Sometimes I use it to clean spots on the carpet or hard floor, spots on the upholstery, cabinet doors above the stove (they get greasy), any spots on the car interior, around the faucets, toilets, etc. It's one of the best cleaning investments that I've made.

[@404SRT]

@@AllAmericanMack thank you for the honest feedback I’m gravitating towards this unit then others at this price point, def gonna give it a shot Regards !

[@AllAmericanMack]

The big draw to the Dupray Neat for me was how versatile it is with different attachments to clean pretty much anything and it's long working time, about 40 minutes without having to refill.

[@404SRT]

@@AllAmericanMack perfect 👌🏼

[@emmafouracre]

Oooo thanks for the heads up... thanks heaps xx

[@evileast282]

What type of chemicals or soap do you use or would recommend?

[@AllAmericanMack]

None. The steamer does all the work without any.

[@evileast282]

@@AllAmericanMack Does it leave a fresh scent after you use it?

[@AllAmericanMack]

The steamer by itself doesn't leave a scent but you can use some fragrance tablets. Some came with mine but I never used them but I know Dupray and others make them. They go in some of the larger tools (between the tool and the microfiber cloth) and as the steam hits them, they leave whatever scent they happen to be. I personally like no scent at all but that's probably only because I've been using and smelling scented deodorizers for the last 20 years doing carpet cleaning.

[@evileast282]

@@AllAmericanMack I see. I use a different steamer (Advance ET610) which is much bigger so I’m looking to purchase something more smaller. Do you own a business?

[@AllAmericanMack]

I have a carpet and tile cleaning business and do a little janitorial.

[@jackstar80]

Just ordered one. 👍🏼

[@sevyneleven1833]

Did my walls it was great

[@johnyortiz8774]

Has anyone who uses the Dupray Neat found the 6.5 foot long steam hose to be a problem when working on large vehicles?

[@brodenmacarthur3955]

I think the hose is higher end. I have stepped on it it does not kink. It will give you 6 ft easy. It has 4 wheels on bottom so it easily goes wherever you go.

[@brodenmacarthur3955]

I can clean my vehicles and truck but I tend to move it around from the sides as I like the slack to clean everything.

[@johnyortiz8774]

@@brodenmacarthur3955 I finally used it on my vehicle the other day and was pleasantly surprised to see that the shorter length wasn't an issue. It may actually be helpful as you aren't fighting with extra, unneeded hose rubbing against the paint or anything else while you are cleaning.

[@blakchyny]

Seems this product spews a lot of water while using!

[@AllAmericanMack]

It does but I prefer this to the drier steam like what the McCullugh makes. The steam and the hot water seem to make the cleaning go a little quicker.

[@ashimoda9732]

What's the pressure like?

[@AllAmericanMack]

It's 50psi so in my opinion it's plenty to handle most jobs.

[@ashimoda9732]

@@AllAmericanMack Thank you!

[@Pepito499]

Did you add any product to water tank? Or only water? Thanks

[@jennieredrose5819]

Looks great! I think I'll buy this!

[@AllAmericanMack]

I'm still using it a year later way more than I thought I would. It's a great steamer.

[@jennieredrose5819]

@@AllAmericanMack what all do you use it on?

[@AllAmericanMack]

I clean the upholstery in both the house and vehicles, carpet and rug spots, kitchen walls, cabinets, stove, sink, fridge, etc., stubbern grout stains, and even on some laundry stains.

[@dangiven2686]

Than you 1:25

[@pRiSmt3d]

This is not a good demo since the interior of this car is not very dirty to begin with. Not really impressed! lol

[@SkittyCat23]

oh