Does this produce Steam? If not why is it falsely advertised if it does not even heat the water let alone produce steam.
163425
I'm not aware of any carpet cleaning product, consumer or pro, that actually produces steam. Steam can be quite dangerous and harmful, and even though the phrase is used almost universally, it's used in reference to hot water.
163426
I can't really answer that as I'm not familiar with "hard floor cleaners." I suppose, though, that the harm and danger applies mostly to the effects of hot water on human skin and tissue. Stone? Not so much...
163427
It does not produce hot water or steam, but I already knew that before I bought it. Regardless, if you put hot faucet water in there it works perfectly fine. This cleaner did wonders on my berber carpeting.
163428
I don't believe Hoover would state that a product is "SteamVac" if there isn't any steam. Hot tap water is used in the cleaning process. I'm assuming that the power of the machine and the hot tap water generates the steam. You might want to direct your question to Hoover.
163429
It does not produce steam that I know of, so I don't know how they can call it a steam cleaner. I use the hotest tap water I can when starting, and the vacuum sucking action might create a "steam" of some kind because it sucks up the water and residues while it is still hot. I think it does a very good job of cleaning
582466
I wish I could tell you. I waited over a month for it to be shipped and it never worked. It turned on but never produced steam. The company is shipping me a new one this week so once I get the new I can let you know. I believe it is on the warm side.
740352
First question are you using distilled water? Any other water will partially plug ducts and spit and sputter. Second, is it fully heated? If not then give it five more minutes or so. If it is still not working as it should, your machine needs some repair. My machine provides continuous steam. Good luck...when working properly, the machine is great!
40247
When mine arrived it didn't work either. The water didn't get hot also. At the time I didn't have time to return it so I was out my money. I wouldn't recommend buying this to anyone.
697804
It does not vibrate nor really heat the water. The water does not get noticeably warmer. The electric coil actually activates the salts.
1100455
The button needs to be held pressed in order to produce steam. It's not an immediate response; you have to hold it down, then a few seconds later steam comes out. It tends to work in bursts, so be careful.
453186
As Mr. Loria already commented, it does heat the water some, but I never took the temperature. It won't be hot enough to make a color run, if that's what you're thinking. I have not had any issues with the water being too hot to touch or accidentally burning myself, either.
763101
When you pump (push in and pull out) the handle, it should steam. If it doesn't, then it's not working correctly.
1792049
In my experience, (I tried both warm water, then hot) the heat element does not work at all.
853566
No, it does not produce steam and you can't see steam coming out of it. I don't know why they call it a steamer. The powerbrush part of it, however, is phenomenal and we really like how well it cleans. We like it better than the ones with the heating elements that purport to be good on pet stains. This one works better and is smaller for storage purposes.
1240133
As the other person said, be sure it's not clogged up. Personally, I like mine. I think they just call it a steamer because you do use hot water. I like it because it's inexpensive and small, not heavy to lift the dirty water. In case you are talking about emptying the dirty water, there is a square hole where you dump it out.
1410860
As long as the mop is in the upright position it will not produce steam. Assuming you have the mop setting turned on and water in the holding tank, just start mopping and the steam should come. It comes in bursts of steam. Hope this is all that is wrong and this helps.
12924
It's an in between humidifier. A small heater in the base does convert water to steam, but it does come out pretty much room temp.
395487
If you do not press the steam button there will not be steam. However using the steam button will give you a professional result. PS. I love my Rowenta!
880575
This is a far infrared sauna. No steam. They make steam in stall showers. A friend of mine bought one and loves it. I like the warmth of the sauna. Sorry. But just google what u want. That's how I learned all about saunas and was able to make the best choice. Did you read about this pictured beauty? It is loaded! Best of luck in finding what you want! Sandy H
2140003
No. All it does in generate steam, which can be applied through the various nozzles.
1902732
It can but I believe the warm water sprays more steam . It's a great littleSteamer though :-)