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Polti Vaporetto 2300

Description: Model ID polti vaporetto 2300 / Manufacturer: Polti / Canister / Steam / 1500 Watt / 0.4 Gallon Capacity / Allergen Filtration / Poltis Vaporetto 2300 ... more

Polti Vaporetto 2300 ... dry steam cleaner is a complete household cleaning system that takes ordinary tap water, heats it to 150 degrees centigrade and via a selection of cleaning accessories cleans hard floors, carpets, windows, ovens, cooker hobs, work surfaces, bathroom ceramics, mattresses etc. Vaporetto uses no cleaning chemicals so saves money and is kind to the environment. As well as cleaning quicker and easier than other cleaning methods it also kills germs, bacteria and household dust mites which can provide relief for some asthma and allergy sufferers. Vaporetto has been awarded the British allergy foundation seal of approval.

Newest Review: ... but one day we saw one of these going very cheap on ebay so decided to take the plunge. It has definitely been worth every ... more

... penny, as it has halved the cleaning time. You can wait a long time for it to heat up, so i would advise plugging it in about quarter of an hour before you use it. If you use boiling water straight from the kettle it will take a lot shorter, but there will usually be left over water from last time you used it. My one complaint is that there's no water gauge, which means you have to guess how much water is in the machine (you can't see it otherwise) It has lasted us about a year and a half so far, with quite heavy use...more

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Polti Vaporetto 2300: a lot better than a mop (166 words)
by - written on 09/08/08 (Useful, 52 readings)
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We have hard floors and a dog, so it can get very muddy in the house when it rains. We used to just use a mop and bucket, but one day we saw one of these going very cheap on ebay so decided to take the plunge. It has definitely been worth every penny, as it has halved the cleaning time. You can wait a long time for it to heat up, so i would advise plugging it in about quarter of an hour before you use it. If you use boiling water straight from the kettle it will take a lot shorter, but there will usually be left over water from last time you used it. My one complaint is that there's no water gauge, which means you have to guess how much water is in ... Read the complete review

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