steam cleaning

[Alexander]

so i was forced outside the other day to clean the old dears wheels and we got a new steam cleaner so i thought i would give it a go. bearing in mind i used just the steam cleaner, no other products or elbow grease i thought the result wasnt too bad

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[Tigger]

Can anyone recommend a steam cleaner for doing the engine bay & seats etc

 

[BREMBO]

Nice one, im impressed, some products would have finished it off nicely though

I have a halfords steam cleaner, think it was only 20 notes

 

[Tigger]

^ Sounds good, you have it long?

 

[clvs2222]

to keep on topic. you could have got them results with a damp cloth. Need some light polish and wax on them.

 

[The Boosh!]

to keep on topic. you could have got them results with a damp cloth. Need some light polish and wax on them.

agreed...

there only abit usefull for engine bays but even then i still prefer some megs apc and elbow greece

 

[Tigger]

It's the engine bay I want it for mostly

 

[BREMBO]

^ Sounds good, you have it long?

6months now, havent used it for a while now though, use it for carpets, engine and exhaust, kinda helps the progress but a bit of elbow grease seems to work a lot better!

 

[AlexG]

I remember when i first got my clio, the headlining and the parcel shelf were filthy. My mum had just bought a steam cleaner for the floors in the house which was like one of those swiffer things. Worked a treat

 

[Jonny1*2]

As said really, would be quicker and cheaper to just give them a sponge. Probably look cleaner. They are ok for engine bays where there can be quite stubborn dirt. Still not a massive fan of them though.