Thank you for a detailed review! I decided to go with SC2 since I don't have carpets in my apartment, and also in my country SC2 costs $99 compared to $170 SC3
Thanks for this review, very helpful, I want it for our pine flooring in our new extension. Unfortunately we didn't get a chance to seal the floorboards, but I don't mind the look, so long as the floor is clean, so I am going to look at the difference in pricing to see whether it is worthwhile to get the SC3 with the carpet accessory to use on other carpets, although we have a wallpaper steamer with accessories so I could actually use that for carpets. Thanks again.
The steam mop has a lower power setting for Woden floors, as with all Woden floors and depending on construction/installation you don’t want water sitting on it, if your quick and change the cloths regularly the steam mop will dry quicker than if you were using a conventional mop
depends on the tiles and how deep the grout lines are, on my tiles it has always worked fine, but if you have deep grout line and uneven faced tiles then think will the cloths rub the grout lines if so then yes it would work
the sc4 gives you more versatility, the upright is probably a little easier if your just cleaning a floors, but only just, the sc4 is also probably easier to store, but for me i would buy the sc4
Thank you for a detailed review!
I decided to go with SC2 since I don't have carpets in my apartment, and also in my country SC2 costs $99 compared to $170 SC3
Great channel. Thorough yet concise reviews and great idea to do a comparison.
Thank you for your comment I’m glad you liked my review
Thankyou for this. I will get tye SC3 upright- I have tiles with uneven surfaces and ingrained dirt. I love that it uses just steam. Thankyou for this
I’m shure you will like it
This really helped me a lot! Thank you for this. Since I won't be using this on carpet I will go with sc2.
I’m glad it helped you, it’s why I started these video to help others make informed choices
Thanks for this review, very helpful, I want it for our pine flooring in our new extension. Unfortunately we didn't get a chance to seal the floorboards, but I don't mind the look, so long as the floor is clean, so I am going to look at the difference in pricing to see whether it is worthwhile to get the SC3 with the carpet accessory to use on other carpets, although we have a wallpaper steamer with accessories so I could actually use that for carpets. Thanks again.
You can use a steam mop on a parquet floor?or the steam could ruin It?
The steam mop has a lower power setting for Woden floors, as with all Woden floors and depending on construction/installation you don’t want water sitting on it, if your quick and change the cloths regularly the steam mop will dry quicker than if you were using a conventional mop
Hello, will the SC3 upright clean the dirty grout between the floor tiles?
How often do the cartridge for limescale need to be replaced?
depends on the tiles and how deep the grout lines are, on my tiles it has always worked fine, but if you have deep grout line and uneven faced tiles then think will the cloths rub the grout lines if so then yes it would work
@@RichManPoorTech Tiles are smooth and grout depth is around 2mm.
I am not sure what to buy, an upright model, or the sc4? What is you opinion?
the sc4 gives you more versatility, the upright is probably a little easier if your just cleaning a floors, but only just, the sc4 is also probably easier to store, but for me i would buy the sc4
Does the carpet glider work for an SC2 upright?
carpet glide works with sc2, and the none upright sledge models with the mop head
Can it stand upright when not in use?
It doesn’t stand upright by itself, i would lean it against something like a worktop or door frame
Which one exactly has the 7m cable I have sc2 currently I need longer cable
The SC3 doesn’t seem that much more superior to be well over double the price
prices change regularly best to keep your eye's open