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Overview
Features + Benefits
- Wall mountable and supplied with a cord wrap for tidy and convenient storage.
- Removable, easy to fill water tank – just add tap water. In-built water filtering system protects the steam mop from lime scale for longer life.
- Kills 99.9% of bacteria and germs without the need for chemicals.
- Ready to use in 15 seconds. Tank illumination changes from red to blue when the steam mop is ready for use.
- Swivel Steering - 180⁰ pivoting mop head manoeuvres around furniture and in tight spaces.
- Easy Glide™ Micro Fibre pad for ultimate pick up performance. Lasts over 100 wash cycles.
- Safe to use on all sealed floors thanks to AutoSelect™ Technology. Select your floor type, the right amount of steam is released and floors will dry in seconds
- Self-standing convenience with auto shut off when locked in the upright position.
Product Specs
| Product Type | Steam-mop |
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| Usage | Floor cleaning |
| Floor Types | All sealed hard floors |
| Power Rating | 1600 W |
| Weight | 2.60 kg |
| Water Tank Capacity | 460 ml |
| Cable length | 6 m |
| Pre-heating time | 15 sec |
| Runtime | 13-19 mins |
| Micro-Fiber Pads | 2 |
| Colour | Blue |
| Steam mechanism | Automatic steam |
| Self Standing | Yes |
| Easy cable release | Yes |
| Water level indication | Yes |
| Anti calc system | Yes |
| Tank Illumination | Yes |
| Wall attachment hole | Yes |
| On/off switch | Yes |
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Ian
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- This was a replacement for a previous B&D steam mop model which snapped at the handle. Unfortunately it just isn't a patch on the previous model. The steam flow is inferior and the handle is too long and unwieldy. A big disappointment all round.
Published on: 15 February 2014
Keith
Derby
Excellent !!
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Published on: 27 October 2013