Angus C Thompson

14 de julio de 2026

Fantastic Steam Cleaner + Excellent Customer Service

I’m really impressed with the Dupray Neat Steam Cleaner so far. The unit itself works incredibly well — even without the brushes, it delivered a powerful, chemical‑free clean that left my floors and surfaces looking noticeably better. The steam output is strong and consistent, and it’s easy to use right out of the box. My unit arrived without the brushes, but the company addressed the issue promptly and professionally, which I really appreciate. Great customer service goes a long way. I’m expecting the brushes to arrive tomorrow, and I’m excited to see everything else this machine can do. Based on what I’ve seen already, it absolutely deserves a full 5 stars. Clean, simple, effective — exactly what I was hoping for.Ver más

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Anna A

12 de julio de 2026

I recommend this steam cleaner

Nice kit, good quality, everything I needed to clean throughout our home. I appreciate its clean design and simple operation. It’s a cube design on wheels with a long power cord, which means it follows me as I work. It has a button to push that keeps steam on so that you don’t have to hold the button down as you’re steaming, that’s an upgrade! I prefer this steamer to the hand held ones I’ve used in the past.Ver más

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Amazon Customer

Nifty, multi-use cleaner

★★★★★ from Amazon Customer on July 27, 2018Nifty, multi-use cleanerI bought this steam cleaner because I was looking for something to help clean carpet, but I didn't want one more appliance taking up space in the closet. I was drawn to this Neat steamer because of its compact size and myriad uses.Pros:- It does a great job of spot-cleaning carpet stains (see before and after attached). Much faster and easier than spray cleaners or soap and water. The heat may be problematic for some kinds of carpet, but if you're trying to fix a stain, then there's not much to lose in the first place- I loved being able to go straight from carpet to laminate flooring with the flooring attachments, so fast and easy!- The accessories and attachments feel very solid and durable, a heavyweight plastic that seems like it will last a long time- The tank capacity is voluminous. I read other reviews that complained it was too small, but I spot-cleaned and steamed our dining room and kitchen floors, bathroom toilet and floor, bathroom grout lines (before/after attached) shower floor, 6 large windows (inside and outside), and my kitchen counter -- about 2 hours of cleaning -- and still had water left over.- The steam has amazing cleaning power. It dissolves sticky messes so easily and doesn't leave a residue. It removed dirt and dust I didn't even know were on my kitchen counter.Cons:- The unit handle and hose get very hot with prolonged use. Not hot enough to be painful, but enough to be disconcerting. Just something to be aware of.- The unit tends to drip a bit here and there, either from steam condensation or the ends of attachments. You definitely want to keep a microfiber towel on hand. The one included is wonderful, but to do more than one or two things at a time, I had to use more.Other notes on use:As the manufacturer notes, the steam is very hot. There is not really a trigger lock (just a button that keeps the trigger open), so you may need to exercise extra caution and vigilance when using it, especially if you have little, curious kids at home (like I do!)Overall the machine is very quiet, except if you use it with the trigger attachment in an enclosed space like a small shower. I would definitely recommend using ear protection in that situation.I would give this a B+ or A- for carpet cleaning. To be fair, the manufacturer does not advertise this as a carpet cleaner. It gets spots out very well, but mostly "refreshes" the main carpet if you use the floor attachment. The carpet is definitely cleaner and looks better, but doesn't feel as clean as if you used a shampooing/wet machine. However, I feel like it is adequate for my needs, and is much easier to use than a shampooing machine.The price point for this machine is highly competitive. It is more affordable than similar machines, and feels like a good deal, given its apparent high quality and cleaning power. That being said, I feel like there is a missed opportunity for built-in storage for the hose and accessories. However, you can easily fix that with a simple storage bin. Overall, it's a great product, and I'm happy to pay a lower cost on a minimalistic machine and add towels or storage options as I need them.

Diana

MUST HAVE for Every household.

I own the Dupray steam cleaner since July 2022 and I love it as I find it an essential piece of equipment for everyone who cares about house cleaning, house keeping and sanitizing without using chemicals.I mainly use my steam cleaner for flooring (I have all ceramic tiles), but I have used it successful for other cleaning tasks, in particularly the interior of the car. This particular unit is very easy to use and very powerful.My main pet-peeves about the steamer:1. Unfortunately it does not have a water gauge indicator on the tank, alerting user about water level. That is a bit of a pain to constantly guess how much “gas” is inside the tank.2. My other problem with this unit is that the floor brush is defective from the get go of its creation (at least for me). This defect manifested itself asap after I purchased the unit: one of the springs of the floor brush keeps coming out and detaches the pin that holds the pads. Now at the time of purchase the Dupray company reached out to me and was very gracious to send me a new floor brush. So the same problem kept occurring few months after that. I decided that this was a design flaw connected to the hot steam loosing up the metal or the plastic. I simply fixed it with the classic duck tape method, but this has been a temporary fix that has to be constantly tackled. At this point nothing seems to keep the spring in place and I would like to purchase a new replacement brush.3. There is no place where to wind up the cord.Because of these issues I cannot give it 5 stars.However all the good things about the Dupray steamer are that it has an incredible cleaning power achievable thanks to a superior heat level of the water. The unit design is very clean and futuristic, while maneuverability and portability are excellent. Switching accessories is a quick and painless task, pressure buttons are no problem even for the weakest fingers and snap into place secure. The hoses and parts all feel super sturdy and above average quality, not industrial but semi-commercial quality. The little grout brushes do wear out fast but they are effective in cleaning grout and textured stone or tiles. So far the unit, for me, is performing well, 3 years later. I used it for a variety of tasks including baseboard and bathroom fixtures cleaning. This is a perfect machine that is few notches below a professional machine but does a very good job.I suggest this highly to anyone who is concerned about the environment, cleaning without chemicals, or has children, pets……rental properties, bed & breakfast.This is a basic unit that helps keep the house clean if you demand a high level cleaning standard.I definitely would like to upgrade to the fully professional unit from the same company

Amazon Customer

24 de noviembre de 2024

Hamburger Helped me with combating mystery flea infestation.

I’ve been battling a flea problem for months. Spent $300 on my own methods and $600 on a professional extermination. Maybe $200 more on other prevention items. The issue was so extreme that my home was unlivable and was told to find other (temporary) living options until this was resolved… For 3 months, my home had many extermination attempts and the fleas should be starved and eradicated due to no other living mammal being in the home. I’ve tried so many things, even freezing them out (a/c on high, open windows with freezing temps outside..) Not sure how this all happened in the first place considering my cat is regularly treated and mostly outdoors (yard treated as well). I’ve lived in my home for 3 years and never had an issue until months ago. The infestation seemed to be under control, but I still found fleas after everything. So far, my method below has been working well.Shipping took a while longer than expected, but when it arrived, I had some hope this would do the trick. I’ve done a lot of research on temperature killing points and the what might break the “glue” substance that binds bug eggs to surfaces. A lot of mixed information, I’d say it’s safe for anything above 250F. Dupray steamer gets to 275F and there’s another product they have that reaches 320F. Because of this, I gained some confidence that this is the one tool that would provide me with the upper hand at combating the fleas.While using this steamer, I noticed fleas jumping onto me (to try and survive?). Put me in a panic but reminded myself that this is doing its job. Using the white microfiber cloth provided was great because I could see how many fleas and other bugs this was killing. Even after killing my back and scrubbing the floors with PineSol, sweat, and tears, Dupray steam cleaner removed much more dirt.Being slightly physically disabled, deep cleaning is already a hassle, but this makes it so much easier with the extension arms. I do think a way to view water levels would be helpful and a temperature gauge would be a great feature on this product. Regardless the functions are durable.For anyone combating bugs (in this order): bag up all bedding and clothing to wash -dryer on high for about 10-20 minutes to kill any fleas. Wash everything- Premo brand laundry additive, soak clothing and bedding with this for about 15 minutes before washing and then wash with more of the additive. Helps keep the bugs away and off bedding and clothing. Vacuum everything -A good quality Shark vacuum (anything with a HEPA filter that intakes debris and doesn’t push it back out). Make sure to keep the vacuum running for about 10 minutes AFTER use to make sure the fleas or bug are really in the canister. Empty canister outside your home and tie the bag tightly after. Spray- Black Flag flea and tick spray. It’s potent so I recommend wearing a mask while spraying and leaving the home for a while. I sprayed literally everything. Wondercide has been recommended too for a less toxic and more everyday preventative, but I have not tried it yet. Vacuum again after about 24 hours of the spray odor has left the home. Just giving it enough time to set in.. STEAM -This Dupray steam cleaner, on everything. Use the white microfiber cloth provided so you could see what it’s all picking up or just anything white that will collect debris. Right after steaming sofas or other fabric types of furniture, use the Bisslle Hydrosteam upholstery cleaner while dirt is still “broken up” from the Dupray steamer. The Bissell does not at all have as hot of steam as the Dupray, but it’ll help get the furniture extra clean and pick up any dirt or bugs that the steamer could not (all about the suction on the Bissell). And DON’T get complacent. Depending on your level of infestation, repeat anywhere from daily to once a week until you feel you are completely bug/flea free.Pets: I was treating my cat with a super simple generic topical from the local feed store and Adam’s brand Flea shampoo. After finding out about this whole flea ordeal, I did more research and started to treat my cat with a combo of an oral and a topical -Capstar & Cheristin at the same time. But please speak to your vet first! My cat is a chonk (Maine Coon) and I wanted to tackle this from all angles, but safely.On top of all the bug issues this has helped with, it really does the deepest clean without any toxins or chemicals.

C. Duncan

Just Great - A wonder in the kitchen and very useful in the bothroom.

I got the Dupray Neat Steam Cleaner for 25% off, at about $150. Easily the best use of $150 in years.This steamer is as easy to use as a vacuum.Kitchen floor:My marmoleum (like linoleum) floor holds on to grime, especially in high traffic areas below the sink and food prep counter. Scrubbing with a conventional sponge mop with hot water and soap would not remove the worn-in grime. After the first pass with this steam cleaner most of the grime was gone. I figured I was passing over the floor too quickly. I let it dry and did a second passing back and forth over the floor slowly in the highly trafficked areas. When the water dried, it was clean. This is SO MUCH easier, no scrubbing and no bearing down hard on the mop handle trying to get the grime off.Next, I used the steamer's handle and floor attachment, which has great clamps for using your own microfiber cloths, to apply two coats of liquid finish to the marmoleum. When I was done, I squeezed out the microfiber cloth and popped it in the washer load, and then rinsed any liquid finish off of the floor attachment with hot water.Stainless steel cook top:I had a baked-on oil spot on the edge of the cook top and I could not remove it regardless of scrubbing, hot water, or chemical cleaners. Using the nozzle attachment, I slowly passed over that area then rubbed it briskly with a nappy all-cotton rag, and it was gone. Then I went after those annoying baked on spots under the burners. See the photos.Ceramic tile bathroom floor:This was a breeze. I ran a vacuum over the floor to get up loose dirt and dust, them a single pass with the steam cleaner around the toilet, along the base of cabinets and shower, and then the rest of the floor. Once the floor dried, it was spotless, and no chemical smell.I attached the nozzle and did a quick pass under the inside rim of the toilet, then a light pass with the toilet brush in the bowl. Best part, nothing cast-ff from the brush while cleaning under the rim.In the walk-in shower:I used the nozzle to clean out the base, corners, and insides of the slider door track. I'd cleaned this regularly, the corners were always hard to get and it would get grimy and moldy fast. Now I know why. I hadn't been able to clean deep enough in the groove and underneath parts of the track; this left grime/shower mold that re-populated quickly. The volume of grime I cleaned out was unreal, like how did it all fit in there. Now there's nothing there to re-populate it, so it should stay much cleaner betweemn bi-weekly cleanings.I tried using the steamer and squeegee on the built-up mineral stains on my shower doors. Honestly, I hadn't been cleaning it off the doors for about the last year because it's a lot hard scrubbing with harsh chemicals and it would only remove most of the build-up; plus, I had to be inside the shower with the doors closed (without kids, no real incentive to deep clean). The steamer alone didn't remove the heavy caked-on areas, but it did soften the build-up. It did remove lighter built-up residue, but left streaks. This is what I found worked:- In the lighter areas on the upper parts of the doors, I sprayed with low-chemical cleaner (I use Purcay, but I'm sure Method or Mrs. Meyers would work fine), let it sit a minute, passed over with the steam cleaner using the squeegee attachment, and the wiped lightly with a dry cotton rag to wipe of anything remaining.- On the heavy buildup areas, I passed over with the steamer and squeegee then immediately (while the residue was still soft) used Borax on a damp no-scratch dish scrubber with a light circular scrubbing pattern. I rinsed it off and the doors are clean. So much easier and a lot faster.Now the hard work is done, keeping it cleaned-off using just the steamer, or a light cleaning spray with the steamer should work.My next weekend project are the carpeted stairs. I'll use the triangular brush attachment with the microfiber "bonnet" with the steamer to kill of carpet moths and their eggs without chemicals.