Where do I put int he water for cleaning?
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the grey plastic base detaches, and it contains a spoke for pouring water into.
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The clear plastic housing right above the brushes. There is a bladder inside for clean water & dirty water goes outside the bladder.
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As far as I can tell you can't. I clean mine immediately after every use. Just ensure you run plenty of water through it.
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I leave mine there everyday only time I empty it is when I clean it or put in a new filter . as long as you use it and keep feeling it, the water doesn't get bad. If you leave it sit to long maybe I would yes and use fresh water.
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U should be able to clean that out then use soap and water to clean it with aftetwards
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There is a cleaning fluid that should be used with the machine. Plain water can work but will not be as effective.
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Buy one of those portable water filter and filter the water that way. Then use that to pour into the humidifier tank
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The soap/detergent is in a separate container at the rear bottom of the unit. The clean water tank and dirty water tank are separate on the front bottom of the unit. You can use clean water only to rinse the carpet.
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you don't want to rinse it out inside, use a pail or something, I cleaned up outside, it takes alot of water to clean properly. It needs to be disassembled and cleaned properly before putting away
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I love it too! I use distilled water so don't have a lot of clean-up. Just use a bit of vinegar occasionally to wipe out the inside and to clean the little metal piece in the bottom. See directions that came with it.
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The best way I think would be to find a little container that is the perfect size to sit it in between scoops, and when you're ready to clean it, yeah, just dump boiling water into that container and then pour it out outside or in the toilet. Then you dont have to feel gross about it being in a bucket or something, adn also you have somewhere to store it in between. I don't think you really need soap usually boiling water will pull everything off and of course it sanitizes it so why use soap. That's what i do with my current one, and I just wipe the handle with a bleach wipe once in a while (more often). The best way I think would be to find a little container that is the perfect size to sit it in between scoops, and when you're ready to clean it, yeah, just dump boiling water into that container and then pour it out outside or in the toilet. Then you dont have to feel gross about it being in a bucket or something, adn also you have somewhere to store it in between. I don't think you really need soap usually boiling water will pull everything off and of course it sanitizes it so why use soap. That's what i do with my current one, and I just wipe the handle with a bleach wipe once in a while... » Read More The best way I think would be to find a little container that is the perfect size to sit it in between scoops, and when you're ready to clean it, yeah, just dump boiling water into that container and then pour it out outside or in the toilet. Then you dont have to feel gross about it being in a bucket or something, adn also you have somewhere to store it in between. I don't think you really need soap usually boiling water will pull everything off and of course it sanitizes it so why use soap. That's what i do with my current one, and I just wipe the handle with a bleach wipe once in a while (more often). « Show Less
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Just clean it with water. I fill up the water every couple hours. So It can get cooler.
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i fill it with hot soapy water and squeeze it out through the valve. i rinse it well and repeat with clear water.tada, it's nice and clean.
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In the most of the cleaning procedure, You can use only water, but, if the item you want to clean is very cloght it's possible use a soft liquid soap, but the final cleaning sould be only water
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I just use it for water, but I clean it out by running a jug of water with a little dish soap through it and then I run through just water a few times
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I would use a clean, soft towel or cloth first. If that doesn't work, perhaps you might want to try plain tap water and a clean towel and cloth to remove it.
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Yes, you only use water for the steam. Do not put any type of cleaning product in the tank. It will mess up your machine. I spray a cleaning product on my baseboards let it set and then hit it with the steam.
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Wash it outside with the hose. Let air dry. Wash it inside in the bathtub or laundry sink. Let the water run through it and then let air dry.