A:AnswerThis is a steam cleaner for fabrics. It wouldn’t work well on walls. Try using a dry scrub bush first then vacuum any dust off the wall with a soft attachment brush. Spray vinegar on the wall and scrub it with a sponge. Wash out the sponge in water and then wipe the wall down with clean water, drying the walls with a soft towel as you go. I recommend opening some windows before you start so the vinegar smell doesn’t become overwhelming
A:AnswerYes! most definetly yes. In fact I think anyone who owns this should use it on their matress. Itll shock you how dirty the water comes back. And the results make it look like a more recent purchase
A:AnswerThe cleaner is made specifically for carpet. This machine uses cleaner and hot water so I do not think it would be good for leather. It could damage it without using leather cleaner.
A:AnswerYes! If you pour and liquid, even if it has detergent within it onto a mattress, it doesn't do anything to inject and at the same time reclaim the detergent with the debris that it just captured. My background has been 30 years in engineering and industrial Hygiene.
A:AnswerThis machine does not get hot enough for steam. Plus it seems designed more for carpet and fabric. I don't think it would work well on hard surfaces.
A:AnswerDrying time really depends on a couple of factors: first how heavily you saturate the upholstery, and second how much time you spend extracting the moisture.
This machine has decent suction and does a good job of extraction. After using it on my carpet, the areas where I spent extra elbow grease drawing out the water were pretty much dry in under 20 minutes.
Hope this helps!
A:AnswerI assume you mean getting pet hair out of carpet or furniture fabric? There is a brush attachment with bristles that will help loosen and remove pet hair. It is more designed to clean out dirt and stains than hair.
