How to use shark steam mop ?

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Here in this article we will try to describe a guide how to use a shark steam mop we hope you will get a clear idea to use it.

Steps :

• Different Shark Mop models offer different ways to deliver additional steam cleaning power. For example, some Genius models require the mop head to be rotated backwards to release more steam, while some versions of the Pro Steam Pocket Mop require pressing the On/Standby button 1-3 times for cleaning. Steam power should be increased accordingly. needs. Shark updates their pugs frequently, so it’s a good idea to refer to your current model’s manual for specific features. Move the mop back and forth across the floor just like an old school manual sponge mop or dust mop. Some models also have a carpet and rug refresher option, but check your manual to make sure you have a carpet glider for this.

• Some Shark steam mops come with washable and reusable microfiber cleaning pads to reduce unnecessary waste. Shake it over the trash can first to catch any loose debris and clean this up. If you see loose threads on the mop pad, cut them off. As long as the pads are in good overall condition, they are reusable.

• The Shark Steam Mop comes with a nozzle cleaning tool, but if you don’t have one anymore, a bent clip will work just as well. Once the device has cooled, remove the mop head from the main mop unit. Exactly how to do this depends on the model. Note the steam nozzle opening that shoots steam out of the mop head. Push a paper clip or nozzle tool into the hole to remove any mineral debris that is blocking or partially blocking the hole. This buildup eventually causes clogging and minimizes the mop’s ability to deliver adequate steam.

Regular tap water causes mineral deposits, also known as limescale, to form on all types of equipment used in your home or near water.If you know you have hard water in your home, Shark Steam Switch mop to distilled water. Distilled water prevents such deposits and prevents chalky water stains from forming on floors after using a steam cleaner.