Monday, November 11, 2013

Buy VAPAMORE MR-100 STEAM CLEANER

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I have had my eye on the Ladybug steamer for months now, drooling over all it could do but it was far out of my price range. I own the Envirosteamer steam floor mop
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Product Description

Vapamore MR-100 Dry Steam Vapor Cleaner Cleaning System. The Vapamore MR-100 is a multi-use Vapor Steam Cleaner that uses the power of steam to clean and sanitize. No need to buy harsh chemicals or detergents, it uses only tap water. It's the perfect g...

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Amazon Sales Rank: #386948 in Home
Color: Green
Brand: Vapamore
Dimensions: 18.00 pounds

VAPAMORE MR-100 STEAM CLEANER

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Product Reviews

276 of 285 people found the following review helpful.
The Steam Canister SHOWDOWN: I've done the comparisons for you
By Chandler
I have had my eye on the Ladybug steamer for months now, drooling over all it could do but it was far out of my price range. I own the Envirosteamer steam floor mop and love it, but I wanted something to get into tight spaces like around the toilet, in the tub, the oven, etc. With some Santa money I got more serious about purchasing a canister steamer in addition to my floor steamer and began some comparative testing and studying. Fortunately, I live in a neighborhood that is all "green built certified" which means, in order to have a green rating, all homes were built with no carpet and lots of people hate chemicals which means it's a neighborhood full of steam mops which makes comparing the models quite easy. That's a good thing because it just saved me over a thousand bucks because I wound up no longer wanting the Ladybug. Here's how they rate...you decide which is best for you:

These are the canister mops I compared:
Vapamore MR-100
Ladybug XL-2300
Haan Canister
Reliable Enviromate

V=Vapamore
L=Ladybug
H=Haan
R=Reliable

NUMBER OF STEAM JETS SPITTING OUT HOT STEAM:
V-10
L-8
H-12
R-5

WATER PRESSURE CONTEST; (1st place being shoots steam the hardest)
V- 2nd PLACE
L-1ST PLACE:
H- 3rd PLACE:
R- 4th PLACE:

CORD LENGTH: (so you don't have to stop, unplug, water cools some, replug in)
V-18 feet
L-15 ft
H-18 feet
R-8 feet
recap: An 8' cord is INSANE. I couldn't even get across my kitchen counter or walk around my bed to steam all of the mattress without using an extension cord!

STEAM TEMPERATURE
V-256 degrees
L-297 degrees
H-212 degrees
R-218 degrees
Note: These temperatures are based upon using the small hose attachments. In every case that we used the long hose attachment included to turn these into a floor mop, the steam had to travel down the long hose so it cooled and wound up only being about 115 degrees by the time it reached the floor. Which results in very poor cleaning. Because of this, if you are wanting this mostly for floor steaming, I would suggest going with a steamer that shoots out hot steam directly onto the floor from its tank rather than through a long hose before reaching the floor as a canister mop does.

TIME TO HEAT UP:
V-10 min
L-8 min
H-3 min
R-5 min

WATER TANK:
V-1.6 liters
L-1.8+1.5 quarts
H-20 oz
R 2 liters

CLEANING:
For a controlled cleaning test, I mixed Dr. Pepper with sugar and spread it evenly across a 4' length of my stained concrete floor and kept the pets away until it dried completely in a gunky mess. I then tested each mop against it in lengthwise strips, moving them at the same pace after a full heat up, as well as testing each on its own strip of bathroom tile & grout. Here's who performed the best:
Tie: Ladybug and Vapamore. These, due to the really hot temps, loosened the gunk on impact and made it VERY easy to clean my floor. Their hot temps and heavier steam also cleaned tile the best but Vapamore actually did a BETTER job on uneven surfaces like tile with grout..but don't expect shiny white grout because it wasn't exactly returned to looking brand new either.
2nd place:Haan...but it wasn't nearly as good as the above two.
Last place: Reliable. Although the steam temp is hotter than the Haan, it doesn't shoot out as strong and only had 5 steam jets so this diminished its effectiveness Didn't come close to the V or L.

All were at temps to kill bacteria and sanitize without using chemicals such as counters and mattresses, unless you tried to turn it into a floor mop which I don't suggest because the steam was too cool to clean as well as a real floor steam mop made for that purpose...

Other notes: The ladybug was the most awkward to carry. It just wasn't made for carrying up stairs, etc.

Conclusion: Considering the Ladybug is over a thousand dollars more than any of the other mops, this was a real eye opener! I tested these with my friends and we all agreed, hands down, that the Vapamore was the best buy. And I love it! It cleaned the best BUT the Ladybug lasted much longer as far as cleaning time. However, Vapamore cleaned for 50 minutes prior to needing a refill which, for me, is all I need. That said, if you want to use this commercially and don't want to have to take time to refill, the Ladybug may be worth the steep price for you. Considering they have the same 3 year warranty though, I'd rather buy 4 Vapamores for the price of one Ladybug and have one in every room. I kid. The Reliable seemed to lack things that were just silly...like having a cord longer than my blow dryer and only having 5 steam jets.

100 of 103 people found the following review helpful.
Does a good job cleaning - but there are cheaper identical units
By DRB
The Vapamore MR100 is split into two different links on Amazon. I posted this review under the other link, but it is relavant here too:

Steams grout and other things really really well. Better temp and pressure than the McCullogh and Wagner units. This unit develops a temp of 250 degrees and up to 58 psi (and has a flow adjustment). The unit itself and the hose seem well made, but the handle grip and all the attachments (and wheels) are somewhat cheap and flimsy, especially for a $300 appliance. I practically wore out the grout brush on first use, (although it was a lot of tile - - about 200 sq ft), and now I need to buy another grout brush attachment. The bristles on the large floor attachment were partially laid down after my first use also. Here's the kicker, you can find 2 identical cleaners (with identical attachment sets)... the Steam Extreme 3000 and Steampal Turbo which both sell for about $200, which is $100 cheaper than the Vapamore. Vapamore literature says that their engineers designed the product... either they're lying or stupid because the Chinese factory is obviously selling it under other brand names. If I have some time, I will upload some video of this thing working. I'm really happy with the cleaning results, but I think the attachment set fits the cheaper $200 price point, and I would certainly recommend either the Steampal Turbo or the Steam Extreme 3000. You'll have to go over to eBay to find them though. [...]

PS - regarding that the handle hurt somebody's hand... the handle has little ridges on the back and after awhile it is a little rough on the palm, I just wrapped it with a washrag, or switch hands after doing a lot of steam cleaning. I thought it was a small thing, but the engineers should have studied that closer and done a better job. Regarding that it was wet... when you stop for a few minutes to wipe up, upon resuming, your first shot out of the hose will be condensate. Point the attachment into a bucket or a rag and spray for about 3-4 seconds whenever restarting. It will spit a tablespoon of condensate, after which you'll get dry steam. The mop head will eventually become wet, an indication that it's time to change the mop head.

29 of 30 people found the following review helpful.
Does a great job of steaming ... but there are cheaper identical units
By DRB
Steams grout and other things really really well. Better temp and pressure than the McCullogh and Wagner units. This unit develops a temp of 250 degrees and up to 58 psi (and has a flow adjustment). The unit itself and the hose seem well made, but the handle grip and all the attachments (and wheels) are somewhat cheap and flimsy, especially for a $300 appliance. I practically wore out the grout brush on first use, (although it was a lot of tile - - about 300 sq ft), and now I need to buy another grout brush attachment. The bristles on the large floor attachment were partially laid down after my first use also. Here's the kicker, you can find 2 identical cleaners (with identical attachment sets)... the Steam Extreme 3000 and Steampal Turbo which both sell for about $200, which is $100 cheaper than the Vapamore. Vapamore literature says that their engineers designed the product... either they're lying or stupid because the Chinese factory is obviously selling it under other brand names. If I have some time, I will upload some video of this thing working. I'm really happy with the cleaning results, but I think the attachment set fits the cheaper $200 price point, and I would certainly recommend either the Steampal Turbo or the Steam Extreme 3000. You'll have to go over to eBay to find them though.