Portable Handheld Steam Cleaner for Home - 10-Piece Accessory Kit, Multipurpose Upholstery Steamer with Safety Lock for Grime & Grease Removal | Perfect for Couches, Carpets, Tiles & Kitchen Cleaning

Today (8/23/24) I just received my KOITAT Handheld steamer. I had to buy another one due to a recall that was issued by a big name brand. This was perfect timing, I bought it on a lightning sale. Here's my first initial impressions of it. I like it a lot. It holds about 300 cc's of water. They caution you to only fill 250 cc's probably as a safety factor. This holds more water than the other one I had. It's not a big name but it packs a punch. It comes with a measuring cup, funnel, two brushes that attach. It comes with the standard nozzle, (about 8" long), a hose that is probably about 14" long give or take, a small nozzle that points at a 90° angle, a steamer for clothing with a cloth that goes over it and lastly a mirror/glass cleaner that snaps onto the glass cleaner attachments. It's interesting because you connect the smaller attachments like the brushes or the 90° piece to the main nozzle or the longer hose piece. It connects like a socket drive. They are shaped like a hexagon. It's much more secure. I haven't researched if I could get replacement brushes, I hope so. In case I can't, I've been using an old toothbrush instead & it seems to be working fine. This will circumvent any problem if I can't get the extra brushes due to them being proprietary to this product.The KOITAT Handheld steamer has a few features that are really nice & one that I dislike immensely. Firstly the good, it comes with a little funnel so you don't have to worry about spilling, the unit comes with a pretty long electric cord. The cap that you fill the water and has a unique feature. It has a red centerpiece that pops up. It tells you when it's pressurized. (just like a pressure cooker) That's a warning sign not to open it up until the red centerpiece goes back down. To expedite this, you make it steam until all pressure has been released. It also has some temperature adjustments. Mine was set at the highest so I just left it there. There's only one thing I really don't like about it.There is a button you push to make it steam. No problem, right? The company decided to add an additional safety feature. They decided to put a sliding up/down button directly on top of the steam button. This stupid sliding button has to be held in the up position while depressing the steam button. It's a safety feature. Just not a very well thought out one. I wish this setting could be turned off. I have less strength in one hand than the other so it slows me down bouncing between hands when I could be cleaning. That's very annoying to me. The steamer has a strong stream of steam & made pretty quick work of cleaning up in the bathroom. It got rid of soap scum super quick. Notably it cleaned up everything really good. The mirror attachment melted off toothpaste goo and makeup remnants that the kids splattered on the mirror. I'm really quite pleased with this steamer. I also wanted to mention that with the extra bit of water in it, the steamer kept going for about 25 minutes. So it's not like you're constantly refilling it. I think overall it's a good product