What this collection offers
Here you will find original and compatible components for steam mops and floor cleaners: microfiber cloths (washable and disposable), heads / brushes of different types (hard, soft), water tanks, nozzles / sprayers, handles / grips, connecting hoses, valves, spray accessories, electrical maintenance kits.
How to identify the correct spare part
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Identify brand and model from the appliance label; often also listed on the original packaging.
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Type of cloth / fabric: material (microfiber, cotton, combined), shape and size; whether washable or disposable.
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Type of head / brush: hard for stubborn dirt, soft for delicate surfaces; check attachment and dimensional compatibility.
- For technical parts like tanks, nozzles, hoses, check max pressure, material, type of fittings; for electrical parts check voltage and power.
Useful maintenance
- Clean the cloths immediately: remove residues, wash according to instructions (often at low temperatures, without fabric softeners).
- Empty the tank after each use to avoid stagnation and odors.
- Check nozzles and sprayers: blockages or double sprays indicate it's time to clean or replace.
- Ensure that the vaporizing system is well sealed (gaskets, valves) to avoid leaks or pressure drops.
Common problems and how to solve them
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Weak or irregular steam output: water inlet filter / cloth too dirty, clogged nozzle, leak in the hose or joints.
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Stains or streaks after washing: excessive use of detergent, washable cloth not rinsed well or wrong fabric.
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Excessive vibration / noise: loose head, brushes / heads not securely attached or worn parts.
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Wheels that do not roll well: dirt jammed, sliding mechanisms need lubrication or replacement.
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Water or steam leakage where not expected: compromised base or tank seals, worn or unstable valves.
Quick FAQs
How often should I wash the cloths?
Every 1-2 weeks with frequent use; if you use the floor cleaner infrequently, every 3-4 weeks. Use gentle washes and avoid fabric softeners that reduce absorbency.
Can I use tap water?
It depends on the model: if the water is hard, using filtered or demineralized water helps prevent scaling and extends the life of the nozzles.
Rotating nozzle vs fixed: which one to choose?
The rotating nozzle can remove more stubborn dirt, but on delicate floors it is better to use a fixed nozzle or one with a wider spray.
When should I replace electrical components?
If you notice malfunctions, sparks, or sudden shutdowns: it may be necessary to replace switches, boards, or the power cord.
