Yes the Shop Vac Steam Team & Craftsman carpet/upholstery cleaning kit require faucet hook-up
I love using mine with the Workshop 9 gallon vac or Ridgid 6 gallon vac; carpets & sofa dry in 2 hrs
Kit includes:
<ul>
<li>Carpet nozzle (Shop Vac Steam Team has fixed brush; Craftsman doesn't even have ANY brush)</li>
<li>50ft Water supply hose</li>
<li>Bottle of shampoo</li>
<li>Faucet adapters, screen washer & washers</li>
<li>Mixing valve (Steam Team has container built into faucet connector; Craftsman just has a tube that gos into shampoo bottle</li>
<li>6ft long x 1¼" diameter vacuum hose (Steam Team doesn't have the vac hose included)</li>
<li>Two 20" long x 1¼" dia extension wands (basic & mid-line versions has plastic; deluxe has aluminum)</li>
<li>Plastic clips (holds the water hose onto vacuum hose)</li>
<li>Upholstery nozzle (mid-line & deluxe only)</li>
<li>Bare floor nozzle or squeegee adapter (attaches onto bottom of carpet nozzle) (Deluxe only)</li>
<li>Instructions</li>
<li>Solution control/curved wand grip (Craftsman only; Steam Team is just a squeeze lever that clips onto wand or upholstery nozzle)</li>
</ul>
Steam team connected onto Ridgid vac in upholstery mode & close-ups of both ends of kit


I replaced the short vacuum hose with a longer 10ft hose because 6 feet is too short & the old hose had ripped in several spots over time. The plastic clips broke yrs ago; now I 'wrap' the water hose around the vacuum hose
I also upgraded the cheap plastic wands to the more durable Rainbow stainless steel wands
The Steam Team outperforms my old Dirt Devil Easy Steamer that I bought new in 2000 & Hoover SpinScrub around 1999; but the SpinScrub & Easy Steamer have powered brushes
[this post was last edited: 6/14/2019-16:54]