Archive for January 2012
Portable Steam Cleaners - Sanitizing Homes
Portable steam cleaners serve many functions in homes, offices, hotels, theaters, and other commercial and residential spaces. These machines generate very hot steam, which is used for dissolving and removing dirt. While portable steam cleaners cannot handle heavy duty degreasing and cleaning operations, they are ideal for removing molds, stains, caked food residue, soap scum, water stains, and other kinds of dirt.
Daimer® sells a range of commercial steam cleaning machines, used for cleaning tiles, glass, metal, stone, mirrors, and even mattress and carpeted corners. Portable steam cleaners in Daimer®’s KleenJet® series are also used by homeowners, due to their superior features and faster cleaning mechanisms.
For example, many low end machines lack the ability to generate very hot steam. Daimer®’s portable steam cleaners, on the other hand, are capable of attaining temperatures ranging up to 386°F. Machines such as the KleenJet® 10256-443 CVP, ideal for larger cleaning tasks, features temperature levels up to 150 psi and steam temperatures that can be changed up to 386°F. Such high temperatures result in greater productivity; because the operator does not have to keep reapplying steam to cooling surfaces while cleaning. It is important to ensure your surface can withstand such high temperature levels before cleaning.
Some portable steam cleaners sold by Daimer® are specially equipped to remove chewing gum, allergens, and germs. These machines use the very latest technological tools for removing bedbugs, dander, pet hair, pollen, and gum. Machines fitted with ATIS®, Advanced Thermal Ionic Sanitization™ technology, remove 99.9% bacteria from the surface.
If you or your family members are prone to allergies and respiratory problems, a dry and wet vacuuming steam cleaner will help eliminate allergens. These machines, unique to Daimer®, are fitted with a HEPA filter. HEPA filters are different from everyday filters used for keeping out dust. These filters form a barrier for particles as small as 3 microns, preventing them from being re-released into the air during the cleaning process.
Learn more about Daimer® and its products — including portable steam cleaners — by visiting www.daimer.com.
Daimer® sells a range of commercial steam cleaning machines, used for cleaning tiles, glass, metal, stone, mirrors, and even mattress and carpeted corners. Portable steam cleaners in Daimer®’s KleenJet® series are also used by homeowners, due to their superior features and faster cleaning mechanisms.
For example, many low end machines lack the ability to generate very hot steam. Daimer®’s portable steam cleaners, on the other hand, are capable of attaining temperatures ranging up to 386°F. Machines such as the KleenJet® 10256-443 CVP, ideal for larger cleaning tasks, features temperature levels up to 150 psi and steam temperatures that can be changed up to 386°F. Such high temperatures result in greater productivity; because the operator does not have to keep reapplying steam to cooling surfaces while cleaning. It is important to ensure your surface can withstand such high temperature levels before cleaning.
Some portable steam cleaners sold by Daimer® are specially equipped to remove chewing gum, allergens, and germs. These machines use the very latest technological tools for removing bedbugs, dander, pet hair, pollen, and gum. Machines fitted with ATIS®, Advanced Thermal Ionic Sanitization™ technology, remove 99.9% bacteria from the surface.
If you or your family members are prone to allergies and respiratory problems, a dry and wet vacuuming steam cleaner will help eliminate allergens. These machines, unique to Daimer®, are fitted with a HEPA filter. HEPA filters are different from everyday filters used for keeping out dust. These filters form a barrier for particles as small as 3 microns, preventing them from being re-released into the air during the cleaning process.
Learn more about Daimer® and its products — including portable steam cleaners — by visiting www.daimer.com.
Sunday, January 22, 2012
