Reliable Enviromate E3, Instruction Manual

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For very dirty carpets and rugs, you may require several uses to achieve best results.
To finish up or restore, repeat the operation with a clean, dry cloth over the brush.
IMPORTANT: Always respect the product that you are cleaning, adhere to product’s
cleaning instructions and do a colour test in a non-obvious part of the fabric
before you begin your cleaning. Reliable Corporation is not responsible when
these guidelines are not followed completely.
TRIANGULAR/UPHOLSTERy BRUSH
The triangular brush is used where it is impossible or awkward to use the large brush.
UPHOLSTERy, DRAPERy, BEDDING, ETC.
Cover the brush with a clean dry cloth fixing it through the spring. Use a rapid back
and forth motion, making sure that you do not over saturate the material with steam.
IMPORTANT: Prior to cleaning do a color check in an area that is not easily seen
before you begin cleaning. Reliable Corporation is not responsible when these
guidelines are not followed completely.
SQUEEGEE
The squeegee makes the cleaning and degreasing of windows easy. Attach the
squeegee and steam clean while removing off the dirt with the scraper.
CAUTION: During cold weather, warm up the windows with the window cleaner
from a 2"–4" distance and with very little steam flow before starting the actual
cleaning (to prevent possible damage to the window).
HIGH PRESSURE NOzzLE WITH SMALL ROUND
BRUSH (NyLON, BRASS, STAINLESS STEEL)
The high-pressure nozzle can be used with or without one of the small round
brushes supplied with the steam cleaner. For items that are particularly prone to
scratches, it is best to use the nozzle without a brush. For all other areas, start
with the nylon brush (least abrasive) and carefully work your way up to the brass,
then the stainless steel brush (optional). It is always better to use care when
using the brushes to prevent damage or scratching.
The use of the steam nozzle alone is particularly good for cleaning and degreas-
ing many working surfaces, ventilation hoods, see through oven doors, ventilation
grating, kitchen furniture, stainless steel or enamel sinks, hand-basins, bath-tubs,
water taps (to remove scale and water residue), doors, metal frames, car wheel
rims, pet areas etc.