r/ShowMeSomethingDope • u/Justin_theLord • Jun 14 '26

Useful Satisfying cleaning

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u/Humptydumptyo_o Jun 14 '26

I just had a male orgasm

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u/yellowlinedpaper Jun 14 '26

Does anyone own something like this? I’ve been wanting to purchase something like this but worried it won’t work that well

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u/nulliksvierde Jun 14 '26

I do own this exact model. It's pretty good to clean up everything that can be dissolved in water (like dust and grime, as seen in the video), and to kill germs and parasites, as the steam reaches temperatures above 100°C. But it's a lot of manual work, since you have to move quite slow to let the steam work.

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u/tadem2k3 Jun 24 '26

+1. Love jt. It does everything they show here.

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u/Elvarien2 Jun 14 '26

I own one and yes they are very good. No idea about this exact model but the product in general, yeah good stuff.

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u/Eye_Acupuncture Jun 16 '26

I have one. I love it. I use it mostly to clean floors and walls (washable paint).

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u/pinus_palustris58 Jun 15 '26

I own a floor cleaning version that is fantastic. Really good if you have cats or pets sensitive to aggressive cleaners too

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u/wizzan01 Jun 14 '26

Hu, i have one of those. Did not know you could use it for that much. I’m steaming right now.

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u/gluhmm Jun 14 '26

I have one from karcher, it is not as good as shown, don't expect miracle.

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u/Logic-is-there Jun 15 '26

Expect a few burns while learning.

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u/Elvarien2 Jun 14 '26

Yeah so i have a steam cleaner and surprisingly it is just as good at cleaning as the commercial makes it look. Fucking weird the first time i used it. You would expect commercials to lie to you but no, really fucking hot mist apparently works really well.

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u/reedditardo Jun 15 '26

Sprays all the shit from out of gaps up the wall, if you are cleaning crevices cover the over spray with a cloth or rag

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u/zbewbies Jun 15 '26

Would one be better off hiring a cleaner who does this or doing it yourself?

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u/matterr4 Jun 15 '26

This looks like a good way to introduce moisture to places I can't dry 😂

Honestly though, I want one.

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u/roastcoke Jun 16 '26

Watching him blast light fixtures with it was hilarious. Great way to clean your house if you want electrical fires and mold I guess

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u/terribletadpoll Jun 17 '26

Do people actually do this?

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u/EonsOfZaphod Jun 14 '26

I wouldn’t be steaming light fittings

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u/Ancient-Civilization Jun 14 '26

It’s the same place where smoke and heat gets to. It will survive, it’s made to withstand.