Does this model have the osislating or other water steam options as does the 550H?
1609359
Yes it has oscillating. Stream force control, spray position (forward-back). Options are on handheld remote.
1206809
This model is as full floor model...I have had this steamer for over a year and LOVE it. It's amazing and has held up through heavy use.
1902734
The machine releases steam the same temperature it is put in. It does not make the steam any colder than the water you put in. Also, I am not sure what you mean by big steam. The steam is a constant flow, whether hot or cold. It is sufficient enough for a facial. Your face is very moist by the time you are done with your facial. I like the machine. Not many have warm and cool options.
1138647
1375 - 90 mins of steam and 20 accessories, 1275 - 45mins of steam and 18 accessories. Biggest difference is the 1275 has no variable control on the steam pressure output to the hand nozzle, where the 1375 has a variable control to adjust the steam pressure depending on cleaning job you are tackling.
2156085
I have owned both and there really isn't any difference. I have owned 4 HAAN steamers. The first one I used until it fell apart and would give anything to have it back. The other 3 all broke in the same place, the water bottle system, and HAAN changed me to replace the mechanism each time, until I finally just returned all 3, ate the cost of replacement parts and bought another brand. Good luck.
750685
It steams, but believe me, it doesn't vacuum! It doesn't even suck up the water you've sprayed on whatever you're trying to clean! It's horrible and a waste of money. I don't usually write bad reviews, but this is my exception! Look for another brand!
185177
there are 5 modes - with a combination of hot and cold steam the longest steam is 15 min you can then refill water for another steam
128178
Of course it has an on/off switch! In fact, it has an on/off switch for the water part so you can use steam or not, and it has an on/off switch for the iron. This system is well worth the money.
2233475
I think that the model 9749W has a built in water heater and maybe an extra tool attachment. I have the lower cost model without the heater and it does great for the jobs I want to do - small spot cleaning jobs. That heater, while a nice feature just is not necessary'
836827
It's not actually steam per say...it's more of water being sprayed out, like a wet vac. Hope that helps!
937406
Yes, the steam and some water is released into the drip tray after each cycle. There is a small round button with a silver top and red sides that sits in the back left corner of the drip tray. As the tray fills with water, the button rises and reveals the red as an indicator showing the tray needs to be emptied. I empty each day after a few cycles since the indicator, although a very nice feature, it is too full for me when I see it.
1744712
The unit is ready for use. The only accessories included are a spray bottle for water, and a special small container for filling the steam fast water reservoir. Not much else is needed. I'm very happy with unit. It takes longer to heat up than a regular iron, but it should because its bigger. Now I just do a lot of ironing at once rather than just what I need for the occasion.
1096462
I have been using the V200 for about 4 months, mostly for home garment sewing. I am very pleased with it so far. It generates great steam with no leaking (yet), and does also operate without steam.
1070250
Yes you do but it's worth it. This model is much better than the others. If you have hard water, I would recommend adding an in line water filter.
2282511
I love this unit, no its does not leak steam between the trays, it does have small vent holes on the top lid so that pressure can escape. Unit works great and is a great value.
1977607
It's the 110v version. It gets the water hot quick enough and has ample steam pressure.
35990
No. It has only one reservior in which the water is turned into steam. The steam is then used 1) to blast the ground coffee beans and 2) to froth the milk, if the user wants to do that. It is simple and effective and much cheaper to produce than the "pump-system" type machine, which costs a lot more, because the pump-type machine has one reservior for the blasting of the coffee grounds and another for the frothing of the milk (they are at slightly different temperatures). I am very pleased with my Capresso, and I think the pump-type machine is over kill for home use.