Can you use the steam wand on carpet?
521008
You cannot steam carpet with this mop. Only hard flooring, mirrors and/or tile on the walls. If you try to steam your carpet, it will saturate it with water and then mildew.
814571
yes, it's meant to be used in the hoover steam cleaner. be sure to rinse after cleaning or the carpet feels stiff and attacts more dirt.
20882
I wish I had more information with your question. I imagine you could connect any sort of wand to the end of the hose provided the wand iis the right diameter. If your intent is to attach a carpet rake to the end of the wand, I do not see why this would not work. It all boild down to whether you can get the wand to mate with the end of the hose. Now, all that said, I can't imagine this vacuum being all that ergonomic used in this configuration. I hope that helps.
2081725
I would think you would steam clean the carpet first... Is this for inside a home? I ask because the smell would be strong and diluting may not work for you
275438
It should be known that this unit does not really "clean" the carpet. But this unit does use hot steam to sanitize and freshen the carpet. You use the large rectangular attachment with both of the extension arms. It's not going to remove stains this unit does not extract any dirt or water. But I have found when I use it for the carpet it does give the room a sense of freshness.
1837613
No. I have used it on carpets to freshen without the mop. Just the steam, but does not clean.
750686
Yes it "vacuums", which is how it 'extracts' the water from the floor covering as you clean a spotted area... But "steam" it does not... no heating of the water, simply a reservoir (a bit small, in my opinion...) that is intended to hold a water / carpet cleaner mix, a small bottle of which comes with the shampooer. It is not intended to vacuum your floors, but the vacuum IS essential to the normal operation of the 'spot lifter'.
1708755
First of all, the manufacturer recommend distilled water but plain water works just fine. As per water temperature, it doesn't matter. It will steam as soon as you turn it on. There is no on-off button. By the way, this doesn't work well on carpets.
139600
There is an attachment you can put a cloth cover on to steam and sanitize carpet, furniture, hardwood floors or drapes.
1346342
No. It is mainly used to clean ceramic tile and certain kinds of wood floors. I would not use on normal carpet floors. You may want to look at manufacturers web site.
648704
NO...the instructions say not to use on carpet or wooden floors. A simple fix is to buy four floor tiles at a home improvement center and put those on your carpet with the foot warmer on top. That is what I did and it works great.
531813
No. The steamer will drip all over the comforter if still on the bed. The comforter needs to be vertical, hanging over a shower curtain or something. The wand always needs to be moving up and down not horizontal. It won't work otherwise
1185030
You certainly can. I like this spot cleaner well enough, but it doesn't have the greatest suction. It's fine, if you don't mind letting things air dry, but if you do anticipate doing even a moderate amount of carpet cleaning, I would suggest this full-sized cleaner: Hoover F5914900 SteamVac Carpet Cleaner with Clean Surge
833888
I don't believe it's intended for use on carpet. There's no vacuum function (at least on mine), and you'd end up with a warm, wet carpet.
1071175
Not an option. You just get steam (on/off), works great, especially when you remove the brush attachment.
1110111
Yes. You are able to use it on carpeted floors. I have mine on carpeted floor in my living room.
1426307
Yes, I would say you could steam clothes even though it doesn't have a clothes steamer attachment. There are a couple of attachments that should work for steaming clothes.