Steam Cleaner?
What do you think of when you hear the word Steam Cleaner?
To be honest before I started working at Morclean the only vision I had was of a small vacuum style steamer you would use in maybe your kitchen or bathroom, but oh was I wrong as there's a whole range of them.
At Morclean we have different types of Steam Cleaners, so here I'm going to run through the details of each kind of Steam Cleaner.
DRY STEAM
To be honest before I started working at Morclean the only vision I had was of a small vacuum style steamer you would use in maybe your kitchen or bathroom, but oh was I wrong as there's a whole range of them.
At Morclean we have different types of Steam Cleaners, so here I'm going to run through the details of each kind of Steam Cleaner.
DRY STEAM
- All dry steam cleaners have a low volume
- Supply steam and water with an element so no need for fuel
- Clean low emission boiler so can be used inside
- Run from a 250v or a 415v
- Suited to detail cleaning internally or where fuel is a problem
- All electric low volume vapour steam cleaners
DRY/WET STEAM
- Medium volume
- Electrically driven and oil fired steam cleaner
- Supply heat and water from an oil such as Diesel
- The steam production is high so can be used as wet or dry steam
- Suited to large surface cleaning with two outlets
HIGH PRESSURE/WET STEAM
- Often referred to as steam cleaners but not so
- Run from 240v or 415v
- Supply and heat the water with an oil fire burner such as Diesel
- Generally used outside with a jet pressure of 90ºC
HIGH PRESSURE
- Supply heat and water from an all electrical element
- Low fumes so can be used inside
- Some can produce wet steam of up to 150ºC
- The hot water production is a higher volume but lower temperatures
- A jet of high pressure is produced at 80ºC
If you stop by this blog next week we have a NEW model to introduce to you, how exciting!
Posted today by Jodie (Marketing Assistant) contact jodie@morclean.com
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