I want to share with Mommies whose families have sinus… or stuck nose in air con rooms.

http://petunialee.blogspot.com/2011/01/karcher-steam-clener.html

I am not an employee of Karcher, nor do I sell Karcher products. There are plenty other brands of steam cleaners. However, the idea that we CAN sterilise our aircon blowers is relevant regardless of the brand of steam cleaner you buy… and it’s great for your family’s health.

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Thanks for sharing! I completely agree that keeping air conditioners clean is so important for family health, especially for those with sinus or congestion issues. Using a steam cleaner to sterilize the aircon blowers is a great idea—it’s a natural way to remove germs and allergens without harsh chemicals. I’ll definitely consider it for my home!

Chenonceau:

I want to share with Mommies whose families have sinus... or stuck nose in air con rooms.


http://petunialee.blogspot.com/2011/01/karcher-steam-clener.html

I am not an employee of Karcher, nor do I sell Karcher products. There are plenty other brands of steam http://optionspluscarpetcleaning.ca/. However, the idea that we CAN sterilise our aircon blowers is relevant regardless of the brand of steam cleaner you buy... and it's great for your family's health.

autumnbronze:

Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.


I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.

Happy Mama:

Chenonceau:

I wish I saw that thread earlier. I lugged my bread maker back from France.


By the way, Happy Mama, a steam cleaner cleans by shooting super hot steam out from a pressure boiler. It melts oil sufficiently that you can mop off with cloth. And it kills all mould, plus bacteria.

The germ equivalent of a nuclear weapon in the hands of a mommy intent on sparkling clean.

Thanks for your information, Chenonceau.

autumnbronze:

Happy Mama:

[quote=\"autumnbronze\"]
Happy Mama, I am looking at this brand .....


Can you please tell me where did you purchase it and for how much :offtopic: :imsorry:

I've been using it for the last 9 or 10 years. I paid around S$2,000 (+/-) cannot remember already. It's really very good. Initially I was so excited that I used it to wash my face every night. Haha! They tested on plants and plants got very vibrant after being watered.

Chenonceau:

I wish I saw that thread earlier. I lugged my bread maker back from France.


By the way, Happy Mama, a steam cleaner cleans by shooting super hot steam out from a pressure boiler. It melts oil sufficiently that you can mop off with cloth. And it kills all mould, plus bacteria.

The germ equivalent of a nuclear weapon in the hands of a mommy intent on sparkling clean.

Happy Mama:

autumnbronze:

[quote=\"Happy Mama\"]
Hehehe... One project after another. I am currently using Elken RO Water. Oops! :offtopic:

Happy Mama, I am looking at this brand .....


Can you please tell me where did you purchase it and for how much :offtopic: :imsorry:

autumnbronze:

Happy Mama:

Hehehe... One project after another. I am currently using Elken RO Water. Oops! :offtopic:

Happy Mama, I am looking at this brand .....


Can you please tell me where did you purchase it and for how much :offtopic: :imsorry:

Happy Mama:

Hehehe... One project after another. I am currently using Elken RO Water. Oops! :offtopic:

Chenonceau:

Happy Mama:

Karcher is a very good brand to invest in :celebrate: :celebrate:

Do you have any idea if those Rainbow or Delphin machines can do the job too?

I thot those were vacuum? Anyway, as far as vacuums go, I Got the Dyson bag less one. I was warned by a friend that water - based vacuum cleaners are susceptible to fungal growth in the water tank. The spores come right out the back after the air bubbles through the water.

But maybe their technology has evolved since 8 years ago?

autumnbronze:

Happy Mama:

Do you have any idea if those Rainbow or Delphin machines can do the job too?

My apologies Happy Mama, I have no idea :imsorry:

This is one research project that I won't be taking up for a while.

After the the bread maker, I am now going to focus on water purifier. Maybe after that. This one has been KIV-ed because of the z machine

Happy Mama:

Karcher is a very good brand to invest in :celebrate: :celebrate:

Do you have any idea if those Rainbow or Delphin machines can do the job too?

Happy Mama:

Do you have any idea if those Rainbow or Delphin machines can do the job too?

autumnbronze:

Chenonceau:

[quote=\"autumnbronze\"]Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.


I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.

I am one happy mommy today... Sat on my kitchen floor and lovingly feel the tiles' smoothness! You should go get one and do your own aircon. Other brands may be less pricey...

autumnbronze:

Happy Mama:

[quote=\"autumnbronze\"]Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.


I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.

So it's really effective huh? I haven't tried it before.

Chenonceau:

autumnbronze:

Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.


I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.

I am one happy mommy today... Sat on my kitchen floor and lovingly feel the tiles' smoothness! You should go get one and do your own aircon. Other brands may be less pricey...

Happy Mama:

autumnbronze:

Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.


I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.

So it's really effective huh? I haven't tried it before.

autumnbronze:

Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.


I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.

autumnbronze:

Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.


I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.

justlynne:

any other brands of steam cleaner to share?