Cleaning Efficiency
Steam cleaners are very efficient when it comes to cleaning hardened dirt, mud, and grime from sealed hardwood floors. These machines can provide an output temperature up to 386°F. This high temperature output can melt or dissolve almost any kind of dirt or stain from hard surfaces. It is important that the hardwood floors and surfaces are sealed to ensure that the wood is not damaged by high temperature steam. The sealed hardwood surface must also be able to withstand high steam temperatures.
In addition, machines from reputable suppliers, such as Daimer®’s KleenJet® 3000CVP, include attached wet/dry vacuums for easy removal of dirt residue. This enhances cleaning efficiency and convenience as dissolved residues are simultaneously extracted, doing away with the need for wiping up residues after steam cleaning.
Water Conservation
The output of steam cleaners consists of dry steam, which contains less than 5% liquid water content. The advantage is that it does not transfer too much water onto the surfaces. When cleaning large floor areas, this is important, as excessive water can make cleaning difficult. As a result, steam cleaning machines are ideal for indoor use where large amounts of water cannot be used.
Sanitization
KleenJet® steam cleaners, including the KleenJet® 3000CVP, include ATIS® anti-bacterial technology and a HEPA filter. Daimer®’s exclusive ATIS® technology has been proven by lab tests to eliminate more than 99 percent of disease causing germs and bacteria on the surface. In addition, a HEPA filter traps dirt and allergens in the air and prevents them from being released back into the environment. These features are ideal for places such as restaurant kitchens and hospitals, where sanitation is of high importance.
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