Morphy Richards GrimeBuster steam cleaner User Manual

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1 The jet nozzle can be attached either

directly to the handle or via the
extension tubes.

• The closer you hold the jet nozzle to the

object to be cleaned, the better the
cleaning results will be.

• The round bristle brushes can be

snapped onto the end of the jet nozzle.

• The nylon brush is suitable for most

cleaning applications such as, grout,
tapware, toilets, bathrooms, fridge seals
and sliding door runners.

• The metallic brush is suitable for more

stubborn dirt where a more abrasive
action will not affect the surface, such as
BBQ plates and lime scale in toilets.

Sanitising and removing dust mites,
allergies from bedding and upholstery

Fit the triangular nozzle with cotton cloth

fitted and pass the steam slowly and evenly
over the surface ensuring all areas are
treated. Repeat the process. Leave the
mattresses to dry thoroughly before
covering.

Triangular brush

Recommended applications include:

bedding for removal of dustmites and
their allegens. Allow mattresses to dry
naturally.

smaller washable areas, such as:
kitchen and bathroom surfaces

car interiors

upholstery

Integrated window cleaner

1 Fit the window cleaner to the handle

(attach extension tubes if required).

2 To ‘steam clean’ the surface, place the

thick rubber of the accessory head
against the glass, whilst releasing the
steam. Keep the steam control switch

pressed until the entire surface is
covered with steam.

3 To remove excess water turn the

accessory head around with the
squeegee against the surface. Move the
squeegee in straight passes from top to
bottom. Wipe the rubber blade and the
bottom edge of the window dry after
each pass.

Professional iron

˜(certain models only)*

The high steam professional iron

produces up to 6 times more steam than a
normal domestic iron and is up to 4 times
faster.

Note: Do not stand the iron on its end,

always place it with the soleplate down on
the iron pad

¯ supplied.

1 Firmly insert the plug of the iron into the

machine socket of the cleaner until it
locks in place.

2 The temperature setting on the iron

needs to be set to the correct setting for
the fabric concerned.

3 Press the steam on/off button

‹ on the

machine. Both orange lights will come
on. The light on the iron will turn off
when it has reached the desired
temperature.

4 When the steam is ready for use and the

iron is hot, place your thumb on the large
switch located at the top of the iron, to
release steam.

5 Release some steam away from the

fabric before commencing ironing until a
steady flow of steam comes out.

6 The iron can be used vertically to

‘steam-iron’ curtains, dresses etc.

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