Fantastic review! I now have 2 $1,000+ commercial steam cleaners (continuous fill units), but last year, when I only had one and it decided to break down right in the middle of doing a move-in and move-out clean for my daughter, I needed to buy a cheaper temporary unit while it got fixed. I chose a Dupray Neat. I was SO impressed with this steamer. It is very well made, very easy to use, compact, light, easy to store and transport and it does a great job of cleaning! I did miss not being able to control the steam output, which is a bit too powerful when using the nozzle for some more delicate tasks...and you have to be careful to keep it moving quickly over hardwood floors or leather to avoid any damage because you can’t turn the steam down, but as long as you know to do that then it works really well. If you use ALL the steam until no more comes out (and there is no pressure left) then you can safely turn it off, open the cap immediately and carefully refill it with hot water (watch out for some spitting and sizzling when the water hits the hot tank) and then switch it back on as soon as you’ve refilled it. Refilling it this way really minimizes the downtime needed before you are ready to steam again. I generally use my commercial units for regular and deep cleaning my house, but I love the NEAT unit to take with us to vacation rentals or hotels (we’ve had some bad experiences with dirty ones, so now I can easily throw the NEAT in the back of the car and sanitize beds, sofas, carpets while traveling). It’s also a very simple unit to loan to friends if they want to see what using a steamer is like :). Love it!
S Jones, Good Morning! I have the Vapor clean Pro6 Duo, which has a small cube-type footprint and is light weight like the NEAT, so easy to transport (12” x 12” and I think about 10-12 lbs empty). It’s continuous fill and the attachments clip on and off really easily without pinching your fingers. It is stainless steel and has up to 6 bars pressure. The only things I don’t like about it are that you can’t lock the steam trigger for continuous steam output (although the trigger is really light and easy to press) and that the steam handle design is a bit tiring for my grip and makes my wrist ache...however, I’m 57 and have some arthritis in my fingers and weak wrists. The other one I looked at was the Dupray One Plus, which is quite a bit cheaper and more for heavy home use as this one is continuous fill, but has a plastic casing and just 4.5 bars of pressure (however, it’s the heat that does the work, not the pressure, so that’s perfectly OK, I use my Pro6 plus at 4 bars or less most of the time). The Dupray One Plus is also heavier and has a bigger footprint, being 17” x 12.5” and 15 lbs empty. Ultimately, I went with the Pro6 Duo because of weight and size and also because my other commercial unit is a 15+ year old Vapor Clean Stimmy TR6 (now discontinued), but that one is still working just fine so I know that their products should last a while. I’m NOT a professional house cleaner, I’ve just been using steam cleaners for over 30 years (starting when I lived in the UK), and love them for cleaning my own house, detailing our car, and I do sometimes ‘work for wine’ as a favour for family and friends if they need someone to do a move-in or a move-out clean (my kids are that age where moving apartments is almost a yearly occurrence 🤣). Hope this helps!
S Jones, depends on how much you use one, and for how long. A smaller model like the NEAT will do wonderfully in smaller houses or apartments, or if you only clean for a couple of hours at a time, but if you want one to do longer or deeper cleaning then a continuous fill model is a lot more convenient. I am keeping and using my NEAT upstairs as it’s more convenient to clean our bathroom weekly and occasionally freshen the mattress or carpets, which don’t take long. I keep my Pro6 Duo downstairs as we have a lot of hardwood floors, a big kitchen, and it gives me easy access to the garage for car detailing. My old Stimmy TR6 is in semi-retirement down in the basement as it is heavy and bulky and we really only use it to clean up the basement a couple of times a year. Honestly, if you are just using a steamer to clean the bathroom and other quick jobs, then the NEAT is perfect for that. If you sometimes do lots of grout, or moving cleans then a continuous fill would be better. It took me 10 days to do a move-in clean for my daughter last year and I couldn’t have managed that without a commercial model.
S Jones I am generally mostly happy with it, I wish it held pressure a bit better...but that’s always going to be a problem with a 110V electric supply and I live at 7,500 feet which doesn’t help either. As long as you don’t expect that pressure to hold at 6 bars with the steam wide open! I usually manage 2-3 bars with the wide floor tool and 3-4 bars with the jet nozzle :). BUT it’s the heat that does the work, not the pressure, and it does do a good job :)
Love this review! I have a monumental cleaning task...renter moved out after 9 years having NEVER cleaned! The daunting job has me in tears, as the walls and even the ceilings are HIDEOUS. I have allergies so cannot use strong detergents or chemicals. I saw that Costco has this brand for sale, and I am heading down NOW!!
@@terramissildine234 Thank you for that. 1 inch at a time is what I need to concentrate on! I had to order the steam cleaner for delivery. Gonna takes LOTS of patience waiting!!
The newer model hoses are 6’6” long. I’ve had my Neat for a couple years…interesting they shortened the hose. I love my Neat and just got the newer Neat Plus. Great video!! Your voice is easy to listen to as well (a big point for me)😊. Sharing w/my sister who I’m giving my original Neat to for her RV.
Thank you, that's so kind! I've been considering adding a new one, do you like the newer one just as much? It's definitely still my favorite of the steamers I've tried.
Brilliant video! Very thorough and helpful overview of the product - unlike a lot of other videos that offer very little information or actual cleaning examples. I ordered a Dupray Neat myself and it arrived yesterday :) Unfortunately I've only had time to use it for about 25 minutes in the kitchen but it's been a blast (pardon the pun) so far. Love that I can use my own microfiber cloths with the attachments and I too had the idea of using a rubber band (great minds!) I can see that I'm going to have a lot of fun cleaning every obscure nook with this brilliant device :D
Thank you so much for this video! You are incredibly informative and thorough in your presentation. I've been researching for a steam cleaner and although I was leaning towards a steam mop with a detachable portable unit, everything about this cleaner is what I want in regards to functionality and multipurpose use. So I have taken the plunge and ordered one for my cleaning routine going forward. Again my thanks for your help 🙂
here's an idea... put a strip of adhesive backed 1/2" velcro across the front of the floor scrubbing head... then you can attach and secure the overhanging portion of the microfiber scrubber pad to the scrubbing head....
Does the Manufacturer of your wood floors recommend steam cleaning? Wood is porous, won't the steam get into the wood fibres and cause damage, even if just brief passes? Future warranty claims might be rejected.
Apologies that I have been so absent from this thread! If I want a fragrance I add a drop of essential oil to the cloth as I steam rather than in the machine. Hope that helps! But remember that if you have cats or pets, essential oils may not be the best bet for you as many of them can be toxic to household pets!
Hi, how do you descale the streamer since it allows tap water. I know the more expensive model there’s a tray but I read the neat doesn’t have one.... has anyone descaled the neat?
The cord dies not wrap up while you are cleaning...it is just a long cord following you and getting in the way. It wraps up nicely when you are done. I have had 2: both leaked from the bottom.. The hose snarls and tangles..very cheap material. Window cleaner attachment good. Good steam pressure. Back to the drawing board though.
thanks for the video. I live in Toronto. sometimes the outside temperature is -15 centigrade. In these temperatures, can I use the squeegee to clean up the windows? won't the windows shatter because of the temperature difference?
You should NEVER use steam cleaning on a wood floor. Wood and water just do not mix. Cleaning a wood floor with regular water followed by drying is ok but steam will penetrate the fibres and can cause buckling and warping. If it has a finish, it will cause the finish to separate over time as well. Ask your hardwood supplier what they say and don't take the advice of youtube vloggers and assume they have a clue about anything. This lady is not going to pay for your ruined hardwood floors when they start to show damage in a couple of years.
Thanks for your thoughtful comment! I don’t disagree with much of what you said. In the video I clearly state that steam cleaning is definitely not something that I do or recommend on a regular basis for wood flooring and not to do it at all unless the finish on your floor is intact. I also always recommend that people inform themselves and make conscientious choices. This video is a review for a steam cleaner, not a wood floor care video… and I would venture that if a homeowner is cleaning their floor in any way at all, it involves water in some fashion, just hopefully responsibly. Thanks for watching!
Fantastic review! I now have 2 $1,000+ commercial steam cleaners (continuous fill units), but last year, when I only had one and it decided to break down right in the middle of doing a move-in and move-out clean for my daughter, I needed to buy a cheaper temporary unit while it got fixed. I chose a Dupray Neat. I was SO impressed with this steamer. It is very well made, very easy to use, compact, light, easy to store and transport and it does a great job of cleaning! I did miss not being able to control the steam output, which is a bit too powerful when using the nozzle for some more delicate tasks...and you have to be careful to keep it moving quickly over hardwood floors or leather to avoid any damage because you can’t turn the steam down, but as long as you know to do that then it works really well. If you use ALL the steam until no more comes out (and there is no pressure left) then you can safely turn it off, open the cap immediately and carefully refill it with hot water (watch out for some spitting and sizzling when the water hits the hot tank) and then switch it back on as soon as you’ve refilled it. Refilling it this way really minimizes the downtime needed before you are ready to steam again.
I generally use my commercial units for regular and deep cleaning my house, but I love the NEAT unit to take with us to vacation rentals or hotels (we’ve had some bad experiences with dirty ones, so now I can easily throw the NEAT in the back of the car and sanitize beds, sofas, carpets while traveling). It’s also a very simple unit to loan to friends if they want to see what using a steamer is like :). Love it!
Which commercial model would you recommend?
S Jones, Good Morning! I have the Vapor clean Pro6 Duo, which has a small cube-type footprint and is light weight like the NEAT, so easy to transport (12” x 12” and I think about 10-12 lbs empty). It’s continuous fill and the attachments clip on and off really easily without pinching your fingers. It is stainless steel and has up to 6 bars pressure. The only things I don’t like about it are that you can’t lock the steam trigger for continuous steam output (although the trigger is really light and easy to press) and that the steam handle design is a bit tiring for my grip and makes my wrist ache...however, I’m 57 and have some arthritis in my fingers and weak wrists. The other one I looked at was the Dupray One Plus, which is quite a bit cheaper and more for heavy home use as this one is continuous fill, but has a plastic casing and just 4.5 bars of pressure (however, it’s the heat that does the work, not the pressure, so that’s perfectly OK, I use my Pro6 plus at 4 bars or less most of the time). The Dupray One Plus is also heavier and has a bigger footprint, being 17” x 12.5” and 15 lbs empty. Ultimately, I went with the Pro6 Duo because of weight and size and also because my other commercial unit is a 15+ year old Vapor Clean Stimmy TR6 (now discontinued), but that one is still working just fine so I know that their products should last a while. I’m NOT a professional house cleaner, I’ve just been using steam cleaners for over 30 years (starting when I lived in the UK), and love them for cleaning my own house, detailing our car, and I do sometimes ‘work for wine’ as a favour for family and friends if they need someone to do a move-in or a move-out clean (my kids are that age where moving apartments is almost a yearly occurrence 🤣). Hope this helps!
S Jones, depends on how much you use one, and for how long. A smaller model like the NEAT will do wonderfully in smaller houses or apartments, or if you only clean for a couple of hours at a time, but if you want one to do longer or deeper cleaning then a continuous fill model is a lot more convenient. I am keeping and using my NEAT upstairs as it’s more convenient to clean our bathroom weekly and occasionally freshen the mattress or carpets, which don’t take long. I keep my Pro6 Duo downstairs as we have a lot of hardwood floors, a big kitchen, and it gives me easy access to the garage for car detailing. My old Stimmy TR6 is in semi-retirement down in the basement as it is heavy and bulky and we really only use it to clean up the basement a couple of times a year. Honestly, if you are just using a steamer to clean the bathroom and other quick jobs, then the NEAT is perfect for that. If you sometimes do lots of grout, or moving cleans then a continuous fill would be better. It took me 10 days to do a move-in clean for my daughter last year and I couldn’t have managed that without a commercial model.
@@lyndacoles Are you happy with the Pro6 Duo? It seems to get good reviews. Is there any feature you wish it had that it doesn't?
S Jones I am generally mostly happy with it, I wish it held pressure a bit better...but that’s always going to be a problem with a 110V electric supply and I live at 7,500 feet which doesn’t help either. As long as you don’t expect that pressure to hold at 6 bars with the steam wide open! I usually manage 2-3 bars with the wide floor tool and 3-4 bars with the jet nozzle :). BUT it’s the heat that does the work, not the pressure, and it does do a good job :)
This video is fabulous. This is incredibly helpful and informative. Thank you.
Thanks! I appreciate that
You are amazing... Your commitment to make it clear how to use it is magnificent... I love the way you teach and show to us is unique. Thank you
Love this review!
I have a monumental cleaning task...renter moved out after 9 years having NEVER cleaned!
The daunting job has me in tears, as the walls and even the ceilings are HIDEOUS.
I have allergies so cannot use strong detergents or chemicals.
I saw that Costco has this brand for sale, and I am heading down NOW!!
Best of luck to you, cleaning up after lousy tenants can be a huge bummer! Keep the faith, 1 inch at a time LOL
@@terramissildine234 Thank you for that. 1 inch at a time is what I need to concentrate on!
I had to order the steam cleaner for delivery. Gonna takes LOTS of patience waiting!!
@@katiecarson3787did you order it and use on the rental cleanup? How did it go?
I've been looking at various reviews of steam cleaners and i think this is the one for me. Thanks for the very thorough informative video.
The newer model hoses are 6’6” long. I’ve had my Neat for a couple years…interesting they shortened the hose. I love my Neat and just got the newer Neat Plus. Great video!! Your voice is easy to listen to as well (a big point for me)😊. Sharing w/my sister who I’m giving my original Neat to for her RV.
Thank you, that's so kind! I've been considering adding a new one, do you like the newer one just as much? It's definitely still my favorite of the steamers I've tried.
Brilliant video! Very thorough and helpful overview of the product - unlike a lot of other videos that offer very little information or actual cleaning examples. I ordered a Dupray Neat myself and it arrived yesterday :) Unfortunately I've only had time to use it for about 25 minutes in the kitchen but it's been a blast (pardon the pun) so far. Love that I can use my own microfiber cloths with the attachments and I too had the idea of using a rubber band (great minds!) I can see that I'm going to have a lot of fun cleaning every obscure nook with this brilliant device :D
Bought a different steamer but your explanations totally apply. Thank you so much. Will be watching more on your channel.
Thank you so much this really helps me so much and these comments are really helpful as well. So thanks to all the RUclips Friends Out There ❤🎉
you found a new subscriber. thanks for addressing the point about heat shock.
Thank you for the video 🙏 I have barely heard about steam cleaners, and your video was really helpful and informative 😊
Wow so informative.... you deserve way more subscribers
got mine few months ago I love it
What a great and thorough review. Answered everything we needed to know about the mop! Thanks so much. Will definitely be ordering one !!
Thank you so much for this video!
You are incredibly informative and thorough in your presentation.
I've been researching for a steam cleaner and although I was leaning towards a steam mop with a detachable portable unit, everything about this cleaner is what I want in regards to functionality and multipurpose use.
So I have taken the plunge and ordered one for my cleaning routine going forward.
Again my thanks for your help 🙂
Getting mine tomorrow! I’ve been tracking fedex daily! 🤗 love your video! Thank you
Absolutely brilliant video, very very well done. Thank you SO much for sharing your experience and wisdom 🙏
Thanks! That was very thorough! I just ordered that steamer and was trying to educate myself before it arrives.
You did a terrific job on your video about this machine Thank you
Thank you!
here's an idea... put a strip of adhesive backed 1/2" velcro across the front of the floor scrubbing head... then you can attach and secure the overhanging portion of the microfiber scrubber pad to the scrubbing head....
Great video I just purchased this machine.
Thank you, very useful video full of great advices that prevented me from doing irreversible mistakes:-)
Best video on my neat steam cleaner
Great video and very helpful. Thanks:))))) please do more
Triangle is for upholstery with bonnet
Great video, advice and tips. Thank you
I love your energy but ugh we can't be roomies bc I cannot do the shoes in house thing.
Big Thanks!!! I just order this!!!
Excellent review. Thank you!
excellent
Great video. Thanks for the insight.
Great video and info, thanks!
Awesome and informative video!
Great video. You r awesome at explaining
What a great video! Thank you very much!
Great video. Thanks for sharing
New drinking game every time she says PRO TIP. LOL.🤪
Play at your own risk! Lol
You are very thorough, pleasant, knowledgeable, and informative.
Can you use this on marble floors?
So helpful!
Does the Manufacturer of your wood floors recommend steam cleaning? Wood is porous, won't the steam get into the wood fibres and cause damage, even if just brief passes? Future warranty claims might be rejected.
What is your opinion on how well this will clean a really stuck on oven? Or how well does this do on ovens in general?
What attachmentvwould you use for a fabric sofa please
Doesn’t the steam make Shower Glasses break?
I would like to know a bit more about your pre-treat cleaner please??
Do you pull or push furniture out of the way to clean under them as well?
It's good
Can u add a drop of essential oil in the water so you’re water has a smell? Like lavender or orange peel ?
I read that is a no no
Apologies that I have been so absent from this thread! If I want a fragrance I add a drop of essential oil to the cloth as I steam rather than in the machine. Hope that helps! But remember that if you have cats or pets, essential oils may not be the best bet for you as many of them can be toxic to household pets!
Hi, how do you descale the streamer since it allows tap water. I know the more expensive model there’s a tray but I read the neat doesn’t have one.... has anyone descaled the neat?
If you use distilled water it can prevent the build up. But I have read to rinse out the container after each use if using tap water.
A few drops of essential oil on your cloth will leave a smell if wanted.
The cord dies not wrap up while you are cleaning...it is just a long cord following you and getting in the way. It wraps up nicely when you are done. I have had 2: both leaked from the bottom.. The hose snarls and tangles..very cheap material. Window cleaner attachment good. Good steam pressure. Back to the drawing board though.
Did you ever get a steamer? Which brand did you go with?
You should never use a wire brush on cast iron pans.
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You over explain
Just put the water in for fk sake ,talk talk talk
less talk..more action please
Thank you, how about cleaning carpet with this steamer??
And how is this steamer to instant the upholstery of the car??? Mine is awful!
Awesome information thanks I would like to know if it's possible to clean the carpet too
Thanks
thanks for the video. I live in Toronto. sometimes the outside temperature is -15 centigrade. In these temperatures, can I use the squeegee to clean up the windows? won't the windows shatter because of the temperature difference?
She said to be extremely careful applying heat to cold windows. In fact I think she said done so it at all
When cleaning areas with a steamer do you add any smell good products to have a "clean smell?"
They have disc you can purchase from Dupreey that dispense fresh scents.
You should NEVER use steam cleaning on a wood floor.
Wood and water just do not mix. Cleaning a wood floor with regular water followed by drying is ok but steam will penetrate the fibres and can cause buckling and warping.
If it has a finish, it will cause the finish to separate over time as well.
Ask your hardwood supplier what they say and don't take the advice of youtube vloggers and assume they have a clue about anything. This lady is not going to pay for your ruined hardwood floors when they start to show damage in a couple of years.
Thanks for your thoughtful comment! I don’t disagree with much of what you said. In the video I clearly state that steam cleaning is definitely not something that I do or recommend on a regular basis for wood flooring and not to do it at all unless the finish on your floor is intact. I also always recommend that people inform themselves and make conscientious choices. This video is a review for a steam cleaner, not a wood floor care video… and I would venture that if a homeowner is cleaning their floor in any way at all, it involves water in some fashion, just hopefully responsibly. Thanks for watching!