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Kärcher SC 5 EasyFix
4.20 bar, 2250 W
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EU, but a Swiss plug connector is supplied
The guarantee is only valid in the country of sale. In this case, therefore, only in Switzerland.
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This is a glass cleaner, not a fabric cleaner. Although the principle is similar, the steam and water quantities are different. The process and the nozzles are not the same. A crafty hobbyist who knows both methods may be able to do something. Not me.
Yes, everything is included, I am very satisfied. I haven't used the iron yet.
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I am not familiar with this problem.
Works perfectly
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Distilled water is more susceptible to fluctuations in the pH value than (slightly) calcareous tap water and therefore potentially promotes corrosion of the boiler.
Galaxus
1 year ago
The steam cleaner can be used on oak parquet, but it is vital to take certain precautions. Use the floor nozzle fitted with a microfibre cover and apply the steam briefly to avoid water build-up, as parquet is sensitive to moisture. We recommend selecting the lowest steam mode to minimise the risk of damage.
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The expected delivery date is displayed above the cart button.
Galaxus
1 year ago
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edit: We have consulted the product manager, who has confirmed that part number 1.512-662.0 replaces the previous part number. The reference 1.512-660.0 will no longer be available for sale on the Kärcher website, although the two items do not have distinct characteristics.
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This is the same device, only the suppliers on our part differ.🫡
In this case, please contact our customer service directly so that you can be helped accordingly.
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Hello, no as it is a pure steam cleaner and not a steam vacuum cleaner.
Hello, yes, it's great for floors that can only be cleaned with water.
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This is a new product. We offer 4 different variants.
1. new → no labelling, this is a new and unopened product.
2. as new + tested → labelled as new + tested, this is a product that has been opened by a customer and checked for functionality by two internal departments.
3. used+tested → Labelled with used+tested, this is a product that has been opened, used and returned by a customer and then checked for functionality by two internal departments.
4. used → Labeled with Used, this is a product that is offered by a customer who sells this item through us.
I received an EU version in October.
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