Hoover Dubl-Duty - Manual (Page 5)

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Remove the cleaner from wall bracket
and depress ON/OFF switch to operate.
Release switch to turn cleaner off and to
conserve power between tasks.
Cleaning tools
(available with deluxe model)
The cleaning tools added to the multi-
purpose nozzle make it easy to com-
plete the following tasks:
2. How to use
2-1
A
B
Crevice tool: (A) may be used
for wet or dry pick-up in tight spaces,
corners, or along edges of places such
as dresser drawers, upholstered furni-
ture, stairs and baseboards.
Squeegee: (B) may be used on
hard surfaces to pick up liquids and to
assist in drying surface.
2-2
2-3
Attach either tool to cleaner by pushing
tool firmly into nozzle. Remove tool by
pulling straight out.
NOTE: Remove squeegee from nozzle
before mounting cleaner in wall bracket.
2-4
Picking up dry debris
Use cleaner to remove dust and dirt
from upholstered furniture, mattresses,
clothing, automobile interiors and car-
peted stairs, or for quick pick-up on car-
pet, rugs and bare floors. Empty collec-
tor cup before picking up liquid or wet
debris.
2-5
Picking up liquids
and wet debris
Use this cleaner to pick up liquids and
wet debris or a combination of each.
Hold the nozzle end down after wet
pick-up to avoid any spillage.
The collector cup will hold approximately
8 oz. of liquid. To check the liquid level,
hold cleaner with nozzle down; when liq-
uid is near end of tube (C), empty cup.
C
Cleaning spills
Your wet and dry cleaner can be very
effective in cleaning up spills if the fol-
lowing procedures are used:
ON CARPET
1. Immediately vacuum up as much of
the spill as possible.
2. For oily spills work some low sudsing
carpet shampoo into the area according
to the directions on the container.
Vacuum up shampoo and spill residue,
continue with procedure for water solu-
ble spills.
For water soluble spills, dampen area
using a spray bottle of cool clear water.
Be careful not to saturate carpet.
3. Work water into nap of carpet.
4. Vacuum up water and spill residue.
5. Repeat procedure if necessary, but
not more than
four times to avoid satu-
rating the carpet.
6. Cover the area with several layers of
white paper towels or a terry cloth towel.
Step on towels several times to blot car-
pet.
7. Brush up nap of carpet.
ON UPHOLSTERY
1. Immediately vacuum up as much of
the spill as possible.
2. Follow the furniture manufacturer’s
instructions for spot cleaning the uphol-
stery, using your cleaner whenever possi-
ble.
NOTE: Do not attempt to pick up a sol-
vent based product with this cleaner.