Can you put detergent in a Karcher steam cleaner?

Can I use detergents with my steam cleaner? Most steam cleaners are designed to be used without detergent, so stick to water only with these.

What can I use my Karcher steam cleaner on?

The SC3 steam cleaner is recommended for cleaning floors, taps, wash basins, wall tiles, windows and mirrors, extractor hoods and hobs. Use it to remove dirt, mould, limescale and stubborn grease from hard floors, oven doors and hobs, upholstery and carpets, and taps and tiles.

Are steam cleaners worth it?

Used correctly, steam cleaning is a natural and effective way to remove stubborn dirt and stains. Plus, a steam cleaner kills 99.9% of household germs, including salmonella, E. Coli and Staphylococcus, as well as dust mites and surface mold. But, when it comes to your floors, a steam mop isn’t always the best choice.

How is Karcher steam cleaner used for home cleaning?

The powerful steam output, combined with high temperature, powerful nozzles and hot cleaning cloths, ensure that Kärcher steam cleaners can eliminate up to 99.999%* of enveloped viruses such as coronaviruses or influenza viruses, and up to 99.9%** of typical household bacteria on hard surfaces, fixtures and fittings, tiles, mirrors, etc.

Is the Karcher steam cleaner SC 5 EasyFix compatible?

Full steam ahead! No problem for the Kärcher SC 5 EasyFix. This is because the most powerful steam cleaner in its class (4.2 bar steam pressure) also comes with a connection option for a steam pressure iron.

Which is the best SC 5 steam cleaner?

Powerful and versatile: the SC 5 EasyFix steam cleaner with 4.2 bar steam pressure and steam pressure iron connection. Incl. VapoHydro function, permanently refillable water tank and floor nozzle. 4.4 out of 5 stars. Read reviews for SC 5 EasyFix

How much pressure does Karcher steam mop use?

This versatile machine packs a powerful 3.5 bar pressure making light work of dirt, limescale and stubborn stains around the home, removing 99.999% of enveloped viruses* and killing 99.99% of common household bacteria**, using nothing but tap water. 5 out of 5 stars. Read reviews.