Steam floor cleaner repairman/woman needed

By misi
February 23, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted February 23, 2014

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Posted February 23, 2014

Hi. About a year ago I bought one of those steam cleaners for hardwood floors/carpets (and for upholstery, etc) advertised on one of those late night infomercials. "Which" magazine rated it highly. It worked well.

Now it has stopped working. The instructions only "fix it" guidance is to make sure it is plugged in or to ensure that lime scale hasn't built up. I've cleaned out any lime scale and it still doesn't work.

It cost ?100 so I don't want to add it to a landfill unless I have to. I'll call a couple of the appliance repair people recommended on the forum tomorrow, but I fear they are more for washers/dryers, fridges, cookers, etc. If anyone can recommend anyone, please let me know.

Thanks, Michael

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