Wall paper steamer! Dave Yoakum!

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Yes, the B&D steamers work great, got them on Dave's recommendation. Be careful using with Cobb's red dye remover; I stripped color from two different carpets leaving the steamer on for more than a minute with the Cobb's. This also happened with Chemeister's red dye remover years ago, but never happened with the Vacaway red out I normally use.
 
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I think the b&d steamworks I bought off ebay is clogged or broken.. I should have just bought it new from Crain Tools... Aren't you supposed to use distilled water in them?
 

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My Crain is several years old and no problems.

Might be the soft water we have in my small town.

Apart from the fact that I need a bloody trolley to carry the converter (110volt - 240volt).

I find it strange that the link states it is manufactured by Dynachem, wheres it appears identical to both the Crain & the B & D ??

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I think the b&d steamworks I bought off ebay is clogged or broken.. I should have just bought it new from Crain Tools... Aren't you supposed to use distilled water in them?

I hear if you run CLR through it it will clean the hard water deposits out and steam better. I bought to off ebay and ran some CLR through them really helped a lot.

You want to flush it out before using on a carpet.
 

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My Crain is several years old and no problems.

Might be the soft water we have in my small town.

Apart from the fact that I need a bloody trolley to carry the converter (110volt - 240volt).

I find it strange that the link states it is manufactured by Dynachem, wheres it appears identical to both the Crain & the B & D ??

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Check it out the link shows a different one now.
 
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Thanks Sam and Art. The steamers work well. Pick up a few when you see a good price. Always use distilled water. No towel needed and they also, work well to melt wax and follow with a cloth while warm for removal. ( I've been changing my company a bit and who knows. Maybe I'll get my ergo wand modification out this winter if I get a break. It kicks ass and saves your body.)
 
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Does anyone use the Wagner wall paper steamer for removing carpet stains ??

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If so, how were the results please ??

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