First- I am instruction manual gal- everytime I get a new product- I check out the manual. This manual and the Oreck info on their website is lacking (to say the least). I bought this to clean (yes, clean) my carpeted stair case AND to clean my stove top- But what I am finding is that the steam is no pressurized enough to pull off the stovetop gook that I can push up with my fingernail ( I know- gross, right?) AND it drips water while using that tool that focuses the steam out of one hole.

Also- the model came with water droplets already in it. Did they send me a refurb? SO when i called the Customer service (who are very good, BTW) to ask about the dripping, and to inquire whether there was a trigger to start the steam- she told me that : (1) the water drops inside were from the random testing that is done on some models prior to shipment; (2) the dripping is normal and (3) no, there was no trigger.

So I tried it on the stair, and well- I am underwhelmed. I am going to try it with the glider - and will update- but I came to the reviews here since I wondered how they can push this off as a pressurized steamer-

I am indeed an oreck owner- I love the vaccuums, but was real surprised and disappointed at the way this worked. Not only was it awkward- I really dont see how it cleans or even disinfects. Get more detail about The Oreck Steam-It All Purpose Steamwand.

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