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- Professional-Grade Steam Cleaner & Steam Mop in One Drawing from Vapamores roots in Italian steam cleaning design, the MR-100 Primo delivers commercial steam cleaner power through an easy-to-use steamer system with 20 included accessories and adjustable steam control.
- High-Temperature Steam for Deep, Chemical-Free Cleaning Produces up to 220F high-temperature steam to remove grease, grime, and buildup, delivering deep cleaning and sanitizing power without harsh chemicals, fumes, or residue. Especially effective for pet-friendly homes, helping clean pet messes, stains, bedding, crates, and odor-prone surfaces.
- Large Capacity Tank for Extra Working Time Features a 1.6-liter stainless steel boiler tank that delivers up to 60 minutes of continuous steam cleaner runtime with adjustable steam output.
- Complete Multi-Surface Steam Cleaning System A couch steam cleaner and furniture steamer in one, it safely cleans sealed hardwood floors, tile, grout, bathrooms, kitchens, upholstery, appliances, mattresses, jewelry, and automotive interiors with 20 professional accessories. Low-moisture steam refreshes couch cushions, sofa fabric, and car upholstery without soaking them. Onboard storage, an 18-foot retractable power cord, and a detachable steam hose keep everything organized and easy to reach across rooms.
- Built for Lifetime Ownership, Backed by Real Support The MR-100 Primo is backed by Vapamores lifetime warranty, live U.S.-based support, and fully stocked replacement parts and accessories. Vapamore is a U.S.-based, third-generation, family-owned company committed to always improving. Its products are continuously recognized as Best-in-Class by Consumer Digest and nominated for a 2026 Scary Mommy Readers Choice Award.
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Powerful team loosens buildup between tiles and grout seams. Tackle residue from kitchen sinks, showers, and bathrooms. Precision tools reach dirt and grime in narrow cracks and channels. Target grease and buildup from stovetops, edges, and backsplashes. Watch the video What makes the MR-100 Primo different than other steam cleaners? Unlike other steamers, the MR-100 Primo uses a true pressurized stainless steel boiler system to produce controlled high-temperature steam. Where does the MR-100 Primo steam cleaner work best? The Primo is ideal for sealed floors, tile, grout lines, bathrooms, kitchens, and other larger surface areas throughout the home. When should I choose the MR-100 Pimo instead of the MR-75 Amico steam cleaner? Choose the MR-100 Primo when you need greater reach and floor-level cleaning coverage across multiple rooms while still maintaining precision steam control. As a U.S.-based, third-generation family-owned company, Vapamore focuses on customer feedback, detailed engineering, dependable performance, and products we’re proud to support for life. Our name represents the Italian words vapore (steam) and amore (love), a nod to the origins of steam cleaning, the Italian heritage of our company, and the care behind everything we make. Designed for extended, chemical-free steam cleaning across floors, tile, grout, and more. Compact, powerful, yet lightweight for quick jobs, details, and tight spaces. Whole-home cleaning with HEPA filter protection, extended reach wand, and onboard tool storage. Vapamore is a U.S.-based, third-generation family-owned company. We engineer high performance cleaning systems that eliminate the use of harsh chemicals for a healthier home. Customers choose Vapamore for its thoughtful engineering, replacement parts, live U.S.-based support, chemical-free cleaning approach, and a brand philosophy centered on quality over disposability. Vapamore is consistently recognized as Best-in-Class by Consumer Digest and won the 2026 Scary Mommy Readers Choice Award for best steam canister.
Brand: Vapamore
Special Feature: Onboard Storage, Removable Triangle Floor Brush, Retractable Cord
Surface Recommendation: Multi Surface
Model Name: MR-100 Primo
Included Components: Triangle Corner Brush, Extension Tubes X 2, Water Level Dipstick, Steam Gun And Hose, Carpet Slider, Micro Fiber Floor Pad, Detail Accessory Adapter, Jet Nozzle Tool, Detail Scraper Tool, Nylon Grout Brush, Nylon Brush Medium, Nylon Brush Large, Brass Metal Brush, Clothes / Fabric Tool, Fabric Tool Cotton Cover, Smooth Surface Squeegee, Measuring Cup, Fill Funnel, Accessory Storage Bag, Replacement O-Ring Set See more
Special Features: Onboard Storage, Removable Triangle Floor Brush, Retractable Cord
Wattage: 1500 watts
Form Factor: Cannister
Power Source: Corded Electric
Voltage: 110
Maximum Temperature: 220 °F
Item Weight: 20.5 pounds
Tank Volume: 1.6 liters
Item Display Dimensions: 14 x 13 x 15 inches
Capacity: 1.6 liters
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 14"D x 13"W x 15"H
Surface Recommendation: Multi Surface
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash
Color: Yellow
Style: Contemporary
Brand Name: Vapamore
Model Name: MR-100 Primo
Included Components: Triangle Corner Brush, Extension Tubes X 2, Water Level Dipstick, Steam Gun And Hose, Carpet Slider, Micro Fiber Floor Pad, Detail Accessory Adapter, Jet Nozzle Tool, Detail Scraper Tool, Nylon Grout Brush, Nylon Brush Medium, Nylon Brush Large, Brass Metal Brush, Clothes / Fabric Tool, Fabric Tool Cotton Cover, Smooth Surface Squeegee, Measuring Cup, Fill Funnel, Accessory Storage Bag, Replacement O-Ring Set
Warranty Description: Lifetime Warranty
Item Highlight: Steam cleaner, steam mop & steamer for cleaning; 220°F chemical-free steam; 60-min runtime; 20 tools; lifetime warranty
UPC: 794615206628 616469850546 860390000000 686906698239 860390000024 826720214103 647409556655 787739996896 680175964262
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 28, 24
Item Type Name: Steam Cleaner
Model Number: MR-100
Manufacturer: Vapamore
Part Number: MR-100
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I don't know why I didn't get one of these sooner. Since I got it, it's seen nearly as much use as my vacuum. I originally got this to do auto detailing, but use it for just about everything now. Tile and wood floors get much cleaner than a regular mop or swiffer, carpet spot removal is a breeze. I steamed several "dry clean only" coats, a leather jacket, boots, shoes and waders; all came out exceptionally well. This thing took out wrinkles in curtains that I hadn't managed to get out with a conventional iron. Using this on windows is a touch messy, but the results are worth it. Bathrooms are now properly clean too. For the car, I have used it on leather seats, steering wheel, carpets, headliner, engine bay, windows, sun roof and tried it on wheel barrels. The only place on the car it did not meet or exceed my hopes were the wheel barrels which had baked on brake dust and tar. for the car's carpeting, I actually prefer the results from steaming over shampooing. It's also a bit more effective at blowing dust and dirt out of nooks and crannies than compressed air. I did dry this on some painted surfaces so you don't have to: for automotive paint and the like it's OK to use in small doses to clean out crevices without rubbing, but for wall paint (at least latex, I don't have any enamel)...just don't do it, the combination of heat and rubbing/pressure will peel it right off. I have a couple spots on my walls to repaint because this softened it enough that it just peeled off. Of course, if your goal is to remove latex paint, this works pretty well. This is "dry" steam, which isn't actually dry but the meaning of "dry steam" isn't what many people suspect. The meaning is actually based on the water content, and this produces relatively little water for what it does. The inclusion of the pressure adjustment is a very nice touch and I was a bit worried that the adjustment know would affect temperature and not just pressure but res assured; it is pressure only. The adjustment knob is one area that could use a bit of improvement: it works opposite of what you'd think (clockwise reduces steam output), it isn't a single turn knob so there's no easy way to tell what setting it is at; mine turns about 4 rotations. The adjustment is also a bit finicky: from maximum, it stays nearly at max pressure for one turn, then the next turn is the rest of the pressure range and the following 2 turns are basically off. There is no level meter, but the drop in pressure at the end of a tank is very noticable, and if you drain it all the way you'll hear the unit click which is probably the solenoid closing to regulate pressure. I didn't investigate because I wanted to make sure I didn't burn up the element so I quickly turned the unit off. At first heat up and if you have left the unit on but sitting for several minutes you will get some burst of water out of the nozzle, there's not a while lot that they can do about this so just keep a rag handy. Pressure is around 58psi on a non-low tank, which is plenty to blast dust and debris out of crevices; in my engine bay it handily blasts off most caked on dirt, only requiring scrubbing for heavy dirt. As far a being chemical free, this helps you deliver on that concept, but for some things it will make less aggressive chemicals work better. Build quality isn't the best but it's by no means cheap. The only Time I thought the build quality could be better is when working on floors; the extension tubes fit together well, but the joints flex a bit when mopping. I'm not worried about any of the attachments breaking under normal use. The rubber grip on the handle is just stuck on over some plastic ribs so that if it ever falls off, you'll see some discomfort from them. I would like to see a triangle head attachment like many other steamers have, and the garment attachment (the one I use the most) would be better if they redesigned it with clips to allow you to use your own cloths. The garment cloth seems pretty cheap at first, but if you're careful with it you'll get plenty of use out of one before needing replacement. I save mine for actual garment and have fashioned a way to wrap a rag around the head and hold it on with one finger. Oh, and the rubber squeegee is removable from the garment head, do this when you're not using the squeegee. Another niggle is that there is no place to store the grout brush in the unit without displacing one of the other brushes. Now, some people think I'm crazy for using this on leather; trust me, I'm not. The thing is, you have to know what type of leather you're working with and how to treat it. Do NOT use this on suede or untreated leather. to test,put a small drop of water on the leather and wipe it off after a second or two; if the water soaks in it is untreated, if you have no soaking or very little, it is treated. For treated leathers I lightly/sparingly spray some heavily diluted all purpose cleaner on the leather, work it in lightly with a leather brush and then use the garment attachment with low steam and fast motion, followed by quickly wiping down the area I just steamed and then condition the leather after I'm sure everything has dried (leatherique is a great product to use for this, much better than lexol). The leather seats in my car were all pretty stiff and shiny (they're not supposed to be shiny), and had no texture. After using this method the grain of the leather could be felt again, and the gloss on the leather was returned to nearly the factory matte finish. Don't leave the steamer on leather too long because you can burn it, and for anything that wrapped around foam, keep in mind that most foams don't like steam either as it will work like a sponge and hold onto the water. With enough water in the foam you're then looking at mold and mildew, which the steamer will kill, but then you're feeding more water into the foam for it to mildew later (see the cycle?) Overall, I am extremely happy with this unit and would buy another in a heartbeat. If I was buying a steamer for a single purpose, I may go for something cheaper but this thing has the best price to performance ratio on the market. The only thing that would really make me move to something nicer would be if I ever needed continuous fill, but at nearly an hour per fill I see no need for that any time soon. I was able to steam most of my engine and the entire interior of the car with just over half a tank. Update after 10 months: Still love it, still no problems. The garment bonnet is a little thinner but still works great. I can honestly say that this thing has revolutionized how I clean...everything. I have yet to find a singe reasonable task that is hasn't done the job well. Using it in the engine compartment of the car makes the job so much easier, and it gets wrinkles out of curtains faster than I could do it with an iron. Nothing has broken or even shown signs of wear yet and I use it very regularly
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2013 by R. Powell
Here is a ready-to-use review based on your experience: ------------------------------ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Paid for itself on the first use! I bought this steam machine specifically to clean my grout, and it has already paid for itself and then some. I was looking into hiring a professional cleaning service, but the quotes I got were incredibly expensive. Instead, I invested a fraction of that cost into this machine, and it did an amazing job. It lifted away years of built-up dirt and grime from the grout lines with zero hassle and no harsh chemicals. It takes a little elbow grease, but the results look just as good as a professional service. If you want to save a ton of money and get sparkling clean floors, skip the pros and buy this instead!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2026 by Susan G.
The setup was intuitive and without and problems. This was purchased to steam carpet in the house to exterminate fleas and the associated flea eggs. During use I placed a thermometer under the head and it approached 200 degrees F within 2 seconds. It is important to move the head slowly across the carpet, but the glider frame makes it very easy to do so. Since it has been years since this carpet got this level of cleaning I could smell the dirt burning out of the carpet. Afterwards it had a very nice clean look. Also, it should be noted that there was very minimal moisture left afterwards. I would let the carpet sit for a few hours before saying it was fully dry. As an experiment I had some textured vinyl floor with some cat litter dust ground in to the texturing. With the glider frame removed, it took a couple of slow steam strokes to really clean the floor. This was very impressive. First I really like this appliance but it is not 100% perfect. First, it is a bit of guesswork to decided how much water is needed to fill it. It does come with a measuring cup and a funnel but I did not see what the total tank size was. So I filled 500ml at a time and measured with the included dip stick. This was repeated until it was in the middle off the dipstick range. There is also no way to tell how much water is left as you steam the floor. The steam strength will start to fade as the water level decreases. When you decide to refill, you need to turn the unit off and let it cool for awhile. The instructions state that you should wait about 45 minutes or more. I guess an enforced break is not necessarily a bad thing. I also noticed that when I was steaming large areas that the steam could fade a bit. I would stop for about 15 seconds for it to catch up(green light coming back on) when this happened. Because of this duty cycle weakness, I would not recommend this for commercial applications but it is great for the home. I was also impressed by the customer service over email. I had multiple inquiries about best practices on use and storage and each time my email when it was sent in the evening, a response was made morning of the next day from a USA location. The unit is produced in China. I would gladly pay a bit more for a more local source as a personal preference, but it does not reflect on any significant decrease in quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2025 by Eric Ross
Only had it for a week, but used it several times. Cleaned the aluminum intake...cleaned the chrome wheels. Cleaned the engine bay - with AWESOME results. And surprisingly, took old paint off the inner wheel wells with ease! But, what I did not expect was, the ease in how it helped me get road tar off the rocker panels! Man, softened that decade old road tar right up and literally, wiped it off the rocker panels. Now, it;s a battle with the wife on do I use it to do more car cleaning, or use it for house cleaning! Car cleaning! Was concerned about the reviews that said the attachments get "super" hot. Duh, yea, they do...at the end, but cool down within a minute after you turn the unit off. Wash concerned about the comment of "water" coming out when you first turned it on. Well, again...DUH. It needs venting. For my uses above, 5-10 seconds after filling it up with fresh demin water, EVERYTHING, worked as advertised! And, all the "little things" I expected from a fresh pot of water, from being 212 plus degrees, etc. This little compact steam cleaner performed like a BIG BOY steam cleaner! Very impressed with its performance and would make the same purchase again! and again! You car hobbyist, DO NOT worry about using this cleaner in your engine bay! Be prudent though; as you should. Hold the cleaner not to close to paint and it will take the dirt off, and leave the paint. The warnings about "Don't go close to electrical parts (distributors, alternators, voltage regulators, etc.)", and guess what? the car cranks, and the above parts are super clean. If you are concerned ABOUT STEAM TOO CLOSE TO ELECTRICAL PARTS HERE IS A HINT:, crank the car, and clean it with this steam cleaner, while the car is running! Helps dry the parts quicker when the car running (can I have another...DUH) In all, I am VERY impressed with the MR-100 Steam Cleaner. If you looking for a "swoop and it's clean"; not this cleaner. If you are looking to keep everything working, and can take a "little bit of time" to do it right, spend the $$$. You will be impressed, and satisfied! BTW, the cars I cleaned were a 100% restored 1963 Corvette and a 2001 Corvette with more electronics than a local electronics store. So, I took BIG risks with the MR-100 on these cars (dollars on the '63, and running on the 2001), and got the results I wanted, and the quality clean I desired. Got the leaking gas stains off the '63 aluminum intake with ease (used a brass brush to help speed up the process) and the dirt and grime of the 2001 Engine with even more ease. On the 2001, I even used on the the tar that was on the PAINTED surface. Hear me: no, none, NO, damage to the paint! And, the road paint and tar, are gone! Down falls: just my picky natured ones. Wish it had a 90 degree cleaning brush to help with the nooks and crannies in the cars. These 90 degree brushes need to be in soft nylon, firm nylon, and brass. And, wish it would just wise the stuff I want off, off, now. Bottom line: 99% satisfied. Why not 100%? Only more uses over time to see how the MR-100 will hold up, is why I am not giving this 100% satisfaction right now.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2013 by John Langdon
Hello All, Oh, the let down again. First time was the #1 rated McCullough 1385. Now after researching for another 3 months I gave in to buying this piece of... I don't know how anyone else is cleaning their home but I wouldn't suggest this or the McCulloch 1385. I'm not quite understanding the love for either of them. Unless your just hitting the high spots & calling it good. My house is considered spotless by all who enter. My husband calls it "PerfectViille". I just see the dirt & imperfections. After months of reading reviews & from my previous experience with the McCullough I thought I had done my research well. I always spend so much time researching. That I thought I had bought the best for a reasonably priced machine. I was so excited when they arrived. And then I got to use both of them. I actually like cleaning. But once I did I was immediately dissatisfied. The McCullough burnt me in multiple places 2nd degree burns, it shot screaming hot steam in my eye. Not cool. Handle got so hot it was untouchable. And actually some of the attachments even melted. It also didn't have the cleaning power it claimed. But the chord was longer than the Vaparmore. They both left more water than preferred on wood floors. I just wanted both units to do what they claimed. I do understand that my definition of cleaning is EXTREME. And that other people's definition of cleaning are two very different things. I've been known to re-clean after a paid professional has cleaned due to job they did being so poor. It took days. Unfortunately when something is done so badly it tends to make matters worse! It ends up costing more & makes more work for the person that has to fix it or clean it up. It took longer because I had to clean up the excessive water. Keep wringing out the pads. Because there's only one & you have to wait for it to cool. I admit, I'm an obsessive compulsive, organized - everything has a place, nitpicky, clean freak & that's how like it. I enjoy cleaning. It went through over 3 gallons of distilled water on 1 sm. bathroom & 2 bedroom floors on my top floor which is approximately 1,100 sq. It was pretty clean, since I clean often & deep clean every time. Pros: Squeegie turns into curtain/clothes steamer Child safety lock on trigger Cons: Handle gave me a blister Handle gets HOT Makes small hands cramp. Doesn't allow for continued steam. Have to keep pushing button/ hence blister Hose too short Wheels don't swivel. Need caster wheels 360° Chord not long enough Chord gets HOT Too much water No extra cloths And I got burnt It didn't clean grout at all even when adding chemicals. But by adding heavy chemicals back in kind of defeats the purpose of getting a steamer!! They don't give you extra microfiber Velcro replacement cloths for floor attachment or for the squeegie cover. I feel for $299.00 they can throw in 1 extra of each. And the correct ones aren't for sale on Amazon I truly hope this helps you narrow it. If you're looking to buy a vapor steamer. Start saving up and wait to get a really good one. Look around $600-1000+ range. Look for stainless steel boilers so you can use tap water & get the ones that have a lifetime warranty on boiler & 1-2- 5 yr warranties on parts labor. Those usually are the good ones! I realize this is really expensive investment but think of the inconvenience & continued expense of distilled water. The warranty alone is great. And you do get what you pay for. If you're the type of cleaner I am, it'll pay off in no time. Take a few side jobs. Clean a house or 2 & a few cars. There a few really good companies out there with great steamers 😉 Thank you so very much for your listening & time.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2019 by SuzyQZzoo
Trying to use as few chemicals in our house as possible, we are always looking for alternative cleaning methods. Steam cleaning seems to be a great way to disinfect and clean effectively. We are so pleased with our purchase of the Vapamore MR-100. It's clear that a lot of engineering and design went into this piece of equipment. The size is perfect—very easy to pick up and transport around the house. The cord is just the right length and easily retracts back into the machine. I love the convenient storage for the small attachments, which are neatly contained on the back of the machine. The power of the machine belies the fact that it is consumer-grade. It produces plenty of steam to get the job done. The smaller attachments are great for getting in nooks and crannies, or irregularly shaped items. For example cleaning grates on HVAC vents. It could be very very difficult to get in all the slats with traditional cleaning equipment. The Little brush attachments with steam make quick work of the vents. We also had a bedbug scare. In the end we're not sure if we had them or not, but we had confidence that our bedroom was free of problems. This was a great way to avoid the use of toxic chemicals where we sleep. Using the steam cleaner combined with a little handheld carpet cleaner made quick work of spots in our carpet that we had been struggling with for years. We did have an issue with the electronics, but one call to the company, and it was covered under warranty. We had to pay for shipping, but the machine was quickly repaired and sent back to us. Customer service is excellent! It is very easy to reach a human, and they are great at following up on concerns. I always tried calling tech support or customer service for any product. But living in North America when you call the number you get a real live person in Scottsdale, Arizona. We highly recommend Vapamore and the MR100!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025 by D. Warner
This is a 3 subject review. The 3 subjects are the machine, the dealer, and the manufacturer. The machine is definitely a superior one. I have had a number of cheaper ones and right before I got this I tested out one of the reputed best ones, the Ladybug when it was offered for sale as a used machine locally on craigslist. The Ladybug was ok and I mean just ok. It didn't impress like a machine that costs about 1500.00 bucks should. I am very glad I waited and got the mr 100 from Vapamore. For some reason, we Italians seem to be the master of steam technology for cleaning. While this may be made in China, the important steam tech is made in Italy and it performs like the whole thing was made there. It takes the standard 10 or so minutes to heat up and once ready it makes a lot of steam with a lot of pressure and the steam is nice and dry because it is hot enough unlike cheaper ones. The steam pressure is also adjustable. It has on board storage for all the small attachments which is a huge time saver. It also has a long cord which has a self retracting reel with a foot pedal. It also comes with net bag that holds the funnel and 700 ml measuring cup that one fills twice to fill the machine along with the 3 extension wands and the floor tool. And only use distilled water in it. I found the steam was strong enough to cut through dirt and grease and soap scum etc and like all steamers, one squirts the steam and then wipes away the mess with a rag or paper towel. Mine arrived with an issue believed to be caused in shipping. The hose had a kink. I contacted this seller and he referred me to the Vapamore company and he went the extra mile by contacting Max at the Vapamore company and apprising him of the situation and forwarding him my email. I give high marks to this seller for customer care. When I called Vapamore, Max was already well informed and totally committed to correcting the problem. He was a pleasure to deal with and has great pride in the quality of machine they are able to deliver for such a low price and deservedly so. (btw, they are releasing a new machine this month that looks to me to be a real category killer for those than can afford it. it will be around $700 but I think it will compare favorably with the $2000. competition. It is called the Forzo) Max was concerned for my satisfaction and he immediately sent out a replacement for the part damaged in shipping. Even emailed me the shipping invoice to show they sent it. I feel I made a good decision to deal with this seller and this manufacturer and I highly recommend both to anyone seeking a great little steamer and the people behind it to back it up. Also of note, the mr100 comes with a lifetime guarantee, try finding that on another steamer.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2013 by vc
I switched to this steamer after having a very bad experience with a more expensive Reliable brand steamer (broke after one use, was repaired, broke again, was repaired, limped along for a year, died completely after warranty was over). I like this one MUCH better. It's easier to use and move around. Everything stores on the machine. It's got excellent instructions. And it WORKS. Only downside is that it requires distilled water. I have found that to be a hassle to remember since I was so used to using tap water. I finally just wrote with sharpie by the cap so that I wouldn't forget :) . UPDATE: I've had it for about two months now and I'm falling out of love with it. I think I was blinded by the fact that it worked (i.e. turned on) since my other one had broken. BUT this one doesn't work as well as the other one. It doesn't clean my grout very well and even the floors don't seem as clean. I just don't think it gets hot enough or has enough power. When I steam the floors I can put my hand right down by it and it's fine to touch. Do I use it, yes - I paid $300 for it so darn straight I'm going to use it. I throw some vinegar around and use it like a warm mop. But I do find myself price checking other options. Once I've had it a year I'll probably be able to view it as a sunk cost and justify trying something better.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2012 by QueenN