Karcher SC3 Steam Cleaner or SC2, Which Should you buy, is it any good?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2020
- My review on the Karcher SC3 steam cleaner, compared to Karcher SC2 steam cleaner, Why buy the Karcher SC3 over the SC2, Is the karcher steam cleaner any good? Is it worth the money? i will review and show you in this video.
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SLEDGE MODEL
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ACCESSORIES
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UPRIGHTS
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Watching your video with the comparison of the 3 of the sc models to this video, you've come a long way mate. Good stuff!
thank you i keep trying to improve
Great cleaner, I have arthritis and it is ideal for me,I can’t stand any chemicals and do lot’s of scrubbing so it is perfect ,wish I wasn’t so sceptical in the past ....
Not using chemicals is the big plus for me, my father died of mesothelioma (asbestos from brake pad dust) you never know what effects stuff you breathe in may have in later life
Very helpful - would have liked a couple of comments about the water hardness button.
Nice review! I did not knew about the tank difference in these models. Nice of you to point it out.
Glad I could help, thanks for watching
what tank panzer ? ? ?
Thanks for this very helpful review! I was in doubt which one to get. This is a big thing with the waiting for the tank to cool down. So very happy I came across your video. Just wondering how often the filters need changing. This is extra cost that doesn't comes with the sc2. And another thing I was wondering about, can you clean carpet with this device? Thanks in advance for your reply ❤
Thank for this. I was on the verge of buying the Sc2 and changed my purchase to the SC3 based on your video.
Thank you I’m glad I helped you
@@RichManPoorTech Indeed you did help. Keep up the good work.
@@jacobusstefanuspotgieter1332how do you like it so far?
@@chellmcwags6229 Hi. I clean six rooms quickly and easily. I suggest get spare cleaning cloths cause you might find the you want to clean one or two rooms and fit a new clean one. I use about three and then wash them afterward and re use the cloth. If the floor are very dirty due to a very sticky substance you might want use another method but this machine works very well. I hope it helps to give more info. Sorry my English is not perfect.
@@jacobusstefanuspotgieter1332 ok great!! Thank you so much! I appreciate it!😁
In the us we can't get the 5 so I'm looking at the 3 or the McCullough MC 1385. The McCullough is about $30 less, but I can get teh Karcher at Costco and they have a 90-day return policy.
Thankyou for the demo its given me a bit more confidence the instruction manual is pants! ive just unboxed mine and im ready to zap the house i have a bad reaction to cleaning products also i have fibromyalgia so scrubbing for long periods can put me down the following day, so far im happy with how light weight it is!
Thank you for your comment, I hope you like it, I do.
There are lots of different attachments that may help you, I will be going over some of them in a few videos time, to be honest im trying to let some calcium to build up on some taps so I can clean them.
I’m just filming some more home improvement & smart home videos at the moment and I will be trying to get these in before moving on to garden based tech
Thank you for the video. What do you think about the non-steam floor cleaners such as Karcher FC5 Cordless Floor Cleaner?
To be honest I have never tried them so can’t comment, I have tried the fp303 floor polisher and I do like that, I find that the steam cleaner dose a good job, and every now and then I give it a polish with the fp303
Thanks for the video, what about the accessories for example cleaning the kitchen ?
thank you for your comment, i will be showing a video on this at a later time, maybe also comparing it to the sc5,
in the mean time i i have posted videos on the window nozzle and the carpet glider attachments
Whatever you do, don't use steam cleaners on hybrid flooring as over time the steam can warp the boards and cause the underling glue to weaken.
Thanks for the great vid! I needed a steamer to kill bacteria on wooden flooring. Does the SC3 kill bacteria and odors or is a SC4 better?
Any steamer will do 99%, you need to keep the steam on the area long enough to kill the bacteria, while the sc4 produces more steam, which can clean quicker, if your looking at killing bacteria then you need to move more slowly and allow the steam to work
Hey nice review, I'm looking into the SC3 but there's the Dupray Neat which is around same price so which one would you recommend ? Thanks
I haven’t heard of the Dupay neat so can’t comment on that, I have owned quite a number of karcher products and they have so far all been of a good quality so as a brand I would recommend karcher
@@RichManPoorTech thanks for your answer, you should check the Dupray Neat, it could be interesting to do a comparison :D
it has no boiler tank because it is direct heating tunnel for water ,the pump is pumping water from the reservoir through a heated tunnel which output a steam directly so it is a different concept of boiler tank where the water is pressurized in it.
Thanks for the comment, do you have any experience of both, and if which do you prefer
Hi thanks for the review. What is the temperature of the steam? Can it be used to remove mold?
Yes
I have the SC# steam cleaner from COSTCO, and I love it. The one thing I don't love --- how the @#$% does one store all the nozzles and gadgets? There are slots, etc, but the big tube, the cord, floor cleaner, what's that thing for in the middle, I have no idea how to make it "tidy" when storing, LOL. It's a mess!
Thank you 🙏 so confused what to buy after my steam mop h20 broke which I purchased 10 years ago
Thanks for your comment nice to know
Was the H20 mop good?
Can we clean shaggy carpet with it?
Good detailed video about the SC2. Now, hopefully you could use the SC2 to clean your crocs, after you remove your feet ;)
i only wear them going from my back door to this outbuilding, to save me from doing up shoelaces. it is surprising what you miss when your thinking about filming
I have a none slip shower surface ( rough surface and difficult to clean). Is this machine going to clean my none slip shower tray?
I can’t say for certain as I’ve not cleaned one myself; but what the are extremely good at is pushing dirt out of groves and ribs that you can’t clean with a clutch, so I would expect so but as mentioned I have no experience on that
So I bought the SC1 yesterday without research and find it leaves a very wet residue and streaks on my tiles? Using it wrong or is there something wrong with my model. Will upgrade is an issue with it.
Hi I’ve never had a sc1, so not sure how it works but my experience with other models is that they all leave a wet finish but here are a couple of tips, if you move slowly the surface is warmer so dries quickly, if doing chrome taps or high gloss finish like a induction hob then after-steam a quick rub with a microfibre towel finishes it off
Do you have any idea a bout Bissell vapor mop...which is better karcher or Bissel
I don’t have any experience on that sorry thanks for the comment
What about detergents used in ? Cant we apply any detergent in to it?
The main advantage with a steam cleaner it the fact that you don't use any chemicals, and kills the germs bacteria with the hot steam, this is especially useful if you have allergies and saves you money, however if you want to use detergents / chemicals, then i would spray them onto the surface to allow them to start working, then use the steam cleaner without chemicals in the machine, but you would find that the stem will do all the cleaning you need
Hi, do you know the Deluxe variant of the SC3 ? It's the same price here, so i don't know if i should buy the normal or deluxe version?
I don’t know that version but it will probably just have more extras, if so purchase that if the same price
Cool , Can you put hot water in them thanx for review an demo
Yes but depending on how the water has been heated this may effect your efficiency for example kettle or central heating there will be energy loss going from source to steam cleaner so my advice is just use the steam cleaner
hi rich man do you still need descaler filter if you use filtered water
I can’t comment on that as it may go against manufacturers instructions, but I do use filtered water in my steam cleaner and in my kettle there is a big reduction in scale
Hi. I have the SC3 but there seams to be an SC3 easyfit. I didn't get the floor mop attachment with it. Do you know if the SC3 easyfit attachments fit. All reference seems to be for easyfit. They look the same. Thanks.
Hi the Karcher sc3 that i purchased some years ago (and used in the video), came with a mop head and poles but not the easy fix head, as this is a later spec, the poles just click into the black handle, as does the mop head. if you purchase a sc3 easy fix then these come now as standard.
I purchased an easy fix head amzn.to/2SIVDuS
if you need the poles and easy fix head then they can be purchase here
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i also purchased a carpet glider
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and a window nozzle set th-cam.com/video/31G5SIHpuEg/w-d-xo.html
shown in these videos
Very helpful
I’m glad it helped, thank you for your time to comment
Nothing demonstrates how well a cleaning device works than cleaning an already clean floor. Did you ever see Billy Mays put Oxy clean on something already clean?
The floor in in an industrial situation, a Beauty and hair salon, this floor is over 13 years old. It is maintained and cleaned regularly with the steam cleaner, to clean and remove wax spills, as well as foot fall from muddy outdoor customer shoes, It is also polished periodically with the karcher floor polisher as seen in my other video. this floor gets far dirtier in a day than our home floor ever would, but it cleaned to keep a high standard and the hygiene you would from a beauty salon.
When you refill it in use what happens if the water overflows abit?
The top of the karcher sc3 is a bit like a funnel, the water will sit on the top above the filter when you use some of the water/steam this will be drawn down into the steamer filter
I also saw you had a comment to do with the filter but it disappeared before i had time to answer it, you leave the filter in-place until its time to change this will be shown on the control panel, you can turn the unit upside down to empty the water with the filter in place, i hope i answered your question, please let me know if you want more information
Rich Man Poor Tech also I bout a used sc3 like new tested it doesn’t seem to steam much they compared it to another one they had that was fine so guessing that there like that
It’s possible it might be a little clogged, or as used it might be while it was sold . But continue reading and this is my experience with it. when my wife uses it to steam between clients as a beauty therapist in this COVID times its only used for very short periods and it gets a little weaker on the steam which I notice when I come to use it, this is what I do and it seams to help try filling it up with water turn on and press trigger straight away and a big gush of water comes out, then keep trigger pressed for say 5 mins then repeat say 10 times you will probably see a difference also try a new filter if you have one let me know how you get on
Rich Man Poor Tech I’m not sure the steam doesn’t last that long before the pressure drops
How does this compare to the sc4 and what’s main diff?
this will heat up quicker than the sc 4 and if i remember correctly they are about the same for pressure, the sc 5 is higher pressure
Rich Man Poor Tech too late I’ve ordered the sc4! Let’s hope it works well. I like the detachable canister
If it’s anything like my sc3 I’m sure you will like it
@@torquesporttv9078 can you please let us know how you find it? Looking at these two at the moment
Is this usable for mattresses and sofas?
It produces a lot of hot wet steam, so the item you are steaming will also get wet, there is a selection button on the handle that would reduce the amount of steam, ie by half trigger press, so I would use that. And move quickly. I use mine on car seats a lot, but you need to have time to let them dry, I also use a wet and dry vac to speed up the drying process.
Can I use this to clean mould off my walls?
I am not qualified to give advise on mould removal, so I recommend professional advice, but what I do know is There are special cleaners for mould, I would use one of those, and make sure you are wearing a respirator(mask) as airborne mould spores are damaging to your respiratory health, hope I have helped
Should I remove the decalcification cartridge once I’m done and storing it, or I should just leave the cartridge in the machine?
Im afraid i don't know the correct answer it may be in the manual, but like by Brita water filter i just leave the filter in all the time, and my sc3 is 7 years old, My sc3 is my go to steam cleaner but i might have it stored for approx 3-4 months before using again, as i have other stem cleaners. and ive never had any problems with it. but i do replace the filter for a new one every so often while using it
@@RichManPoorTech so that means you removed all the excess water from the tank and just leave the cartridge in the machine before storing? Thanks
@@hydewizard yes, if im only leaving it for a short while i leave the water in, but if im storing it away then i just pore the water out with the cartridge still in-place. the biggest tip that i can give you, is after you turn of and let the unit cool, pull the trigger to release any pressure in the system, i hope this helps
@@RichManPoorTech helps a lot. Thank you for the replies.
From an economic standpoint, is the sc3 much more expensive since the decalcify cartouche has to be purchased regularly vs. Sc2 which can be decalcified with the much cheaper solution?
It would depend on how often you use the cleaner, eg once a day once a week once a fortnight etc, also if you have to stop cool down and re- boil on you sc2 then you could be using more electric, which could offset the filter cost.
The sc3 has a smaller boil tank which is fed water as you use it, it can also just be topped up with water while you're using it. this is a massive plus for the sc3.
Both machines clean very similar, can use the same accessories, and both machines are worth purchasing if you want a steam cleaner, but in my opinion i would buy the sc3 over the sc2,
i have not tried sc4 or sc5 to comment on those
Hi... I'm planning to buy this for sanitizing a wide area for my home. I wonder if aim the trigger gun 1-2 feet from surface, does it still produce enough heat to kill bugs?
I don’t have any scientific information, so this is just taken from Karcher website, but from using it I would recommend 1ft or less, the steam has to be in contact to the area to kill the germs, at a rate of 30cm/s to kill 99.99% and if in contact for 30 seconds will kill 99.999% I find it fine for my cleaning tasks, my sc5 dose produce more steam though.
@@RichManPoorTech Thanks for your reply.
@@RichManPoorTech Another question. If using SC2, can you release the steam pressure from trigger gun, and refill water immediately?
Hey , please please please reply sir .
I have recently bought the sc3 easy fix and I'm happy with it but after cleaning and everything I noticed something that when I put my hands to feel how hot the steam is , it's hot anyway but not soo much that I have to immediately remove my hands . So just wanted to know if it's normal or is my product defective?? And one more thing it could be because I didn't let the water heat properly and used it before 30 seconds . But if that's not the case . Please help me
Steam is hot and could salad, placing your hands in front of the steam can burn and should not be done
Getting onto your machine, steam is achieved when water boils at 100 degrees, so steam temp is hot vapour as a liquid turns into a gas and therefore this should be the same on any machine, if however the flow/pressure is reduced the the amount of steam may seam week, with the sc3 you have a descaling cartridge if this is blocked then the flow would be reduced, if it’s a used machine and the filter hasn’t been changed regularly then there may be a build up of scale or a blockage I would then think about descaling, some non original descaling cartridges may not be up to the job, the steam is stronger when you first pull the trigger and reduce a bit after without seeing your machine it’s hard to say if yours is defective but with a full tank of water, a good filter you should have a good amount of steam and it would burn your hand
@@RichManPoorTech thank you so much
Use demineralized water
Cloth attachments for SC3 are very expensive. With SC2 we can just cut up a cloth and use it for cleaning.
Thank you for your coment
The attachments for the sc2, sc3, sc4, and sc5, are all the same except from sc5 can have a steam iron attachment
Do you mean the easyfix cloth for the easyfix mop head?, if so the non easyfix heads are also available on the other machines, that is what my sc3 and sc2 came with, i just upgraded to the easyfix system that is a-lot easier to use. if your buying one and don't want the easyfix system then order say SC2 or SC3 not SC2 easyfix or SC3 easyfix
@@RichManPoorTech Thanks will look for Non Easy Fix models. I don't know they existed until you told me. Thanks again. I just cut microfiber cloths and clip it. Velcro is indeed very comfortable and effective but new easy fix cloth attachments are damn expensive where I live.
is it any good on tiles?
I’ve used it with my polished tiled floors in combination with my karcher fp303 shown in another video and it has worked great, floor is now 16 years old and still looks like new, I’ve also used it with bathroom tiles on it own also great at cleaning glass screen shower door and have kept them looking like new but make sure your silicone is in good condition
Just bought the SC3 off AMAZON for 137.99 US Dollars. The white one was this price and the yellow one 220.99 US dollars. Not sure why the price difference but I thought the price was right. Do you know of any differences between the two?.
It’s just the colour, sometimes you can buy white cheaper, sometimes you can buy yellow cheaper, if it has a letter or name after the you may get different extras like cloths or cleaning nozzles etc but gun type and pressure etc all the same
@@RichManPoorTech Can u tell me the total watts of the boiler heater. I've seen 1900 watts and 1450 watts. Do u know what it is? Thanks, Jeff
@@RichManPoorTech SPECIFICATIONS
Technical data
Test certificate* Removes up to 99.999% of viruses* and 99.99% of bacteria**
Area performance per tank filling (m²) approx. 75
Heating output (W) 1900
Max. steam pressure (bar) max. 3,5
Cable length (m) 4
Heat-up time (min) 0,5
Tank capacity (l) 1
Supply voltage (Ph/V/Hz) 1 / 220 - 240 / 50 - 60
Weight without accessories (kg) 3,1
Weight incl. packaging (kg) 4,5
Dimensions (L x W x H) (mm) 360 x 236 x 253---- RIGHT off the LARCHER site?
I replaced the catrage in my sc3 it’s better but the steam still keeps cutting out
It sounds as you may have a fault with your used unit
Rich Man Poor Tech it sort off looses pressure after few seconds
There is always a slight drop after the initial burst, but keep pulling the trigger as soon as you turn it on so a big shot of water comes out then keep doing the long couple of minutes bursts and it might get better I know when my wife was using it for short 1 min sessions 6-8 times a day it was getting low on steam flow and when I did the above it started flowing better again. Good luck and let me know if it improves
Rich Man Poor Tech il try that
Rich Man Poor Tech this is what I mean
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Does a steam cleaner ruin laminate wood?
I don’t have any information on that for sure all I can tell you is that I steam clean the laminate floor shown in the video almost every week at the moment, it is a click style laminate floor, it is in my wife’s beauty salon, and we remove wax drips etc, the floor is 12 years non domestic use, and apart from a few marks form dropping tools, the floor looks like it did when I installed it. I don’t any adverse signs from steam cleaning hope this help you
@@RichManPoorTech okay cool my one is a high gloss laminate just didn't wanna risk loosing the shine may be your laminate is a bit more heavy duty as its in a salon so it can take them temperatures I dont know guess depends on the quality my one is from wickes light grey chenai laminate just didn't wanna risk loosing the gloss over time from using a steamer
How many amps is the sc3
It’s 1900 watts so divided by volts (240-250) here in the U.K. this would make it between 7.6 to 7.92 amps here in the U.k.
Thats why it heats quickly, 1900 watts pretty good
I bought this,only used it twice , and now the cover isn't opening.
I would take it back to where you purchased it, that sounds as it’s not fit for purpose
no need soap to use?
better cleaning without the use of harsh chemicals
the sc3 comes with a lot of technical troubles. So the options are sc2 or sc4.
I have Used my sc2 and sc3 for over 10 years with no issues apart from waiting so much longer to heat up the sc2
so I have mainly used my sc 3 since I have had both as it is so much quicker especially if you’re using more than one tank my sc5 is better still but I will grab my sc3 if it is nearby where as I will keep looking for sc3 or sc5 if I have came across my sc2 first
Obviously the sc3 is an upgrade of the sc2 anyone could work that out by reading their website descriptions.
The sc3 isn't a later version its a different model, the advantages of the sc3 over the sc2 don't translate from the spec sheet to the real world, the usability of these 2 different steam cleaners is joy or frustration, as i purchased both with my own money i hope to convey my personal usage to viewers.
The spec sheet said my car should do 28mpg reality is 20mpg not everything on spec sheets translate to real world usage
Looking at the title, I thought you were reviewing the Upright models of the SC2 and SC3. Sad now.
you would have thought that karcher would use a different prefix to there models instead or SC3 or SC3 Upright, in my opinion you have a lot more versatility in the SC3 (non upright) and you can always use the carpet glider accessory on the sc3 and sc2 this is standard on the sc4 and sc5
Can this be used for my car interior and engine detailing
That’s what I mainly use it on, not the engine detailing as I tend not to do that, but I use it a lot on the interior of cars, this is one area you really tell the difference over sc2
for heavy stains I use it in conjunction with a extractor but I use to use it with a wet and dry vac, just be careful on printed areas like switch gear wiper stalks that you don’t remove the printed ink.
@@RichManPoorTech thanks but can u please advise me on a good steam cleaner for my engine detailing
@@igweukoha1899 I mainly use my sc3 on car cleaning, although i am not someone who is into that level of detailing, but i wouldn't see any problems in using the sc3, as long as you can use the handle to get in places, the sc2 would drive you you nuts waiting for it to cool down so you can add water and heat up again, this link is me using the sc3 on my car channel along with an extractor th-cam.com/video/63LHU4KzPSw/w-d-xo.html
Could a cleaning business use one?
Karcher sg4/4 is the professional steam cleaner, although saying that if your budget doesn’t stretch to one of those I bought the sc3 to steam clean to clean car interiors and it has done a good job, I am filming a video on the sc5 at the moment which is also very good, I also have a sc2 which is no good for what you are after but all the sc versions are domestic not professional
@@RichManPoorTech
So SC would not serve me cleaning stairs in buildinga, dang it! What about FP 303 for polishing?
@@leonardouskok1359 again that is a domestic unit, probably better going for a commercial unit,
Is it any good at cleaning crocs 🤣🤣
i find it better if you take them off first, especially the ones with the holes
I think this might have been edited.
I do edit my videos, as it is obvious from me being in the frame to the machine without panning, but heat up times etc are from cold as mentioned, is there some aspects that you are referring to in particular
@@RichManPoorTech I’m joking bud
I've had my Karcher Sc2 for many years & it's brill
What's this fill with cold water
3 - 4 minutes waiting time.
Its not a lifetime.
Simply add warm water
Cut down the waiting time
The pads on a SC3 are so
Expensive
Sc2 pads can be homemade from
An old cut down white hand towel
ONCE AGAIN ... SC2 DON'T NEED
TO BE COLD TO REFILL WITH WATER
THEY CAN BE REFILL WHEN THE
WATER IS LOW, NO STEAM & NO
PRESSURE ON THE REFILL CAP
IT WILL RELEASE.
NO SAFEY ISSUES, NO WORRIES.
SIMPLY REFILL WITH WARM
WATER AND OFF YOU GO.
MISLEADING INFO
i glad your Happy with yours, the sc2 is a cracking little machine but i feel i have to address your comment on "misleading info"
Since i bought my sc3 i have hardly used my sc2 and have drove a 30 minute trip to pick up my sc3 rather than use the sc2 i have at home. with my sc 5 and sc 3 as they both have constant steaming i have often grabbed which is closest,
i agree that you could use hot water, to cut down on heating time, this still doesn't address that the SC3 heats up a-lot quicker, again you could use hot water with that but why bother that heats up so quick.
but once the tank of steam has been used, and what is left is too weak to use for cleaning, the time waiting for the sc2 safety pressure valve to cool down enough to loosen, and also trying not to burn your hand from any residual steam that may come out dose sound like a safety issue to me, this alone makes choosing a sc3 over a sc2 a no brainer for me,
yes if you only use 1 tank then there is nothing wrong with using a sc2 it is a cracking machine, but when im steaming i often use more like 3 to 4 tanks or more of steam, or when my wife uses it between her clients, then the quick heat up time is important, 4 minutes may not sound a-lot but, if she has 5 clients that 20 minutes if she has 10 then thats 40 minutes times that by a 5 day week and we are now talking 3 hours 20 minutes lost waiting for it to heat up.
Talking of floor cloths this depends on weather you have a easy fix or non easy fix head, my sc3 came with a non easy fix head, i purchased the easy fix head later as again it was more convenient, you can also purchase not Karcher cloths to save money.
Im sorry you find it "misleading Info" But if someone is looking to purchase a new karcher steam cleaner and are looking at the SC2 or SC3 which at the moment are about the same price then i think this is what they would want to know, from my experience if i new this at the time of purchasing my sc2 i wouldn't have bothered and i would have paid more for the SC3
Wish I did not buy mine. Running out of water midway and having to wait to refill is a nightmare.
More hassle than its worth for me.
Did you buy the SC2 or SC3?
Rene Stanneveld Thank you for your comment 🙂
Crocs make me sad
My God! Crocs and really tight tee shirts are still a thing?
were they ever a thing
@@RichManPoorTech Hmmm, well clearly they were for you Buddy!
Proper posh lol
the machine?