To clean the mattress, proceed in exactly the same way as when cleaning the sofa. Use the triangular brush and the white anti-scratch cloth. Then move slowly back and forth to remove bacteria, dirt and dust.

1. Use a small brush. Click it onto the jet nozzle (see manual).

2. Then scrub back and forth over the surface to be cleaned.

3. Dealing with heavy, stubborn dirt and not everything is removed? Then you can always use some bleach. Only do this as a last resort.

4. Enjoy your clean grout!

You can use the steam cleaner to clean various types of sofas, but it is important to take the material of the sofa into account. Here are some guidelines:

Suitable for steam cleaning:

1. Fabric sofas
2. Microfibre sofas

Not suitable or be careful with:

1. Leather and suede sofas
2. Velvet sofas
3. Wooden or metal parts

Tips for safe use:

• Test first: Always try the steam cleaner on an inconspicuous part of the sofa first to see how the material reacts.
• Drying time: Make sure the sofa can dry properly after cleaning to prevent mould.
• Accessories: Use the right attachments (triangular brush and white anti-scratch cloth) and keep the steam cleaner moving to prevent the fabric from getting too wet.

Suitable for steam cleaning:

1. Synthetic carpets
2. Short-pile or flat-woven carpets
3. Stain-resistant carpets
4. Short-pile or flat-woven carpets

Carpets with a low pile can be cleaned more easily with steam because the moisture does not penetrate as deeply into the fibres.

Stain-resistant carpets

Carpets with a special coating or impregnation for stain protection are generally suitable, but check the manufacturer's recommendations.

Loose dirt can be removed with water and washing-up liquid. To disinfect the brushes, place them in boiling water for 5 minutes. This kills bacteria. The anti-scratch cloth and the mop pads can be washed at 60 degrees.

No, steam and silicone seals are not a match. The high steam pressure removes the sealant. Always try to clean silicone seals with a soft cloth.

1. Click the window squeegee onto the main nozzle.

2. Important: First steam over the surface from a small distance so the glass can get used to the heat.

3. Run the squeegee with steam from top to bottom over the windows. Hold the squeegee at a slight angle so the windows come out streak-free.

4. Run the squeegee without steam over the steamed surface to wipe the windows dry.

5. If necessary, remove the remaining drops with a microfibre cloth.

This is not a defect, but tells you after heating up that the boiler is keeping the water warm. So once it has heated up, you no longer need to pay attention to it.