Recent content by hooverhoover98

Im planning on gettin an iron attatchment for ours, or I could get a polti steam generaror ion, but Im unsure. @sebo_fan: The polti steam gun was called the "Vaporetina" it wasnt made in Italy by Polti unforunantly :( Tom

These are made in Italy, so there are no cheap componants here :) Tom :)

Woops, Ive made a typo, spelled my name wrong (super sorry) These have a boiler that the water goes directly into (I think) the cap is designed so it doesnt pop off under pressure, its very safe. Im glad we went for a polti and not a cheap, lesser known make. Ours can be used as a wallpaper...

On ours, it buzzes when the tank is low, you then need to open the tank cap slightly and squeeze the steam trigger to relese excess steam, then, you refill it and wait two mins for it to heat up :-) Tim

Polti Vaporetto ECOpro 3000 demonstration vido:

Hello, Firstly, I am unsure of weather this belongs here or in the off topic section so please forgive me. I have always had an interest in Polti Vaporetto and L'ecospersia steam cleaners and steam vac combies. as well as the Vaporella steam generator irons. We have a Polti Vaporetto ECOpro 3000...

OMG! we have had two of these, the one is working fine, and the other was sold. Absoloutly fantastic vax machines :)

Performance: Crumbs: very good Hamster food: good cat nip: very good cat fur: good washing powder: good total performance rating: 10/10 overall a very good cheap hand vac :) Tom :)

ah, i see :) my mother has a dyson hand held (first Gen) and i have the rapido and this hoover :)

hahahahahaha!!! i dont think it will be as good as its 1952 equivilent lol it does seem well made, i use hand vacs for picking up catnip cat fur crumbs,ect

I shall give my oppinions on it tomorrow as it needs to charge for 24h prior to first use :) Its very quiet and light weight so it seems like a winner with me at the moment :) Tom :)

Pic 6: felt brush?

Pic 5: the flip out crevice tool (very handy!)

Pic 4: the vac itself

Pic 3: the specifications