We found the glove attachment to be the best route for cleaning this mess, but we wish it came with a scrubbing tool because we think that would have been even easier. On a soft surface, the handheld iteration loosened a caked-on ketchup stain in about a minute. On a similar note, we did deal with some drips from some of the attachments, too. However, the maneuverability of the mop head made up for the extra time we spent treating this stain, and we feel that the steps required of us were reasonable for the results achieved. On tile, the cleaner lifted a soy sauce stain in about three minutes-requiring multiple passes, a little agitation, and some excess water to be wiped up. We tested this machine on both hard surface stains and soft surface spills. We had no complaints about the setup process and were even pleasantly surprised that the steam cleaner-steam mop combo heated the water nearly instantly. It can be used as a mop and handheld appliance, and we were especially impressed with how intuitive and beginner-friendly the design is (although, the plethora of attachments could overwhelm if you're not used to them!). In our lab, it earned a perfect score in key performance areas like usability, versatility, and portability. It can clean just about anything, thanks to its long list of attachments and flexible design. Of all the steam cleaners we tested, the Black+Decker 7-in-1 Multipurpose Steam Cleaner stands out as the best choice. Some attachments resulted in dripping water After all of our testing, we concluded that no steam cleaner is perfect, but there are some great options out there that you should pair with other cleaning tools to tackle messes. We timed each cleaner's setup process, evaluated its ability to clean fresh stains on a tile floor and caked-on, sticky stains on an upholstered cushion (if it was designed to do so), and noted the versatility of its features. Taking Cohoon's advice, we tested dozens of steam cleaners in The Lab and at home. Just steam cleaning a couch every year or so? Look for a more compact model that won’t take up too much storage space." "Cleaning lots of carpeted spaces? Find one that has a big water tank. "Look for a steam cleaner that is best suited to the job at hand," suggests Kathy Cohoon, Operations Manager at Two Maids & A Mop. Think about what will work for your individual home, lifestyle, and upcoming messes. There are canister-style appliances, mops, or even handheld gadgets. When choosing the best model for your cleaning project, you should consider the surface compatibility, attachments, and the type of steam cleaner you need. Steam cleaners are an often-underrated appliance that can clean and sanitize both solid and soft surfaces in your home without the use of chemicals.
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