I think a steam cleaner review should include some examples how they actually clean. All the info you said is readily aivalbe when coparing the products on the manufacturers website as well. That short clip of cleaning the tap didn't show much.
You can’t go wrong with Karcher. Enjoyed your videos but wasn’t sure if I wanted to buy. As it happens an SC 2 500 fell into my lap FOC. It needed cleaning up and I’ve ordered some cloths for the tools but wow for a 7 yr old cleaner it’s probably the best ever second hand model. It takes 5 minutes to heat up and I have to pause occasionally to allow it to heat up again but the tank is removable and fillable whilst working and the steam is immense whatever bar it is😅. Keep on karcher
@RichManPoorTech hi I've been looking to buy a steam cleaner. Do you think the cheaper generic models are just as good as the karcher? I can't decide on whether to spend the money on a sc3 karcher or a cheaper make called maxkon. I've read mixed reviews about karcher. Are they worth the money? Thanks
First video I found was of your SC2 and SC3 and you said you don't own SC5 so nice to see you got one hehehe! Great review, been debating buying one of these for a while now.
That was one of my first videos on youtube, i hope ive got better If you can afford it then i would say buy a SC5 but if your budget is tight then the SC3 is still a good option Thank you for the comment
@@ladyz9933 Yes! It's specifically what something like a steam cleaner is meant for. I recommend you have a stack of microfibre cloths on hand (or kitchen roll if you're a disposable type) to wipe up the grease as you go, though. You may also need to do a second ass if you can feel residual grease after your first run.
A friend of mine bought the same SC5 model, and they used to clean Air conditioner filters. But they said when they used the machine for more than 1 minute, they needed to wait for a while becouse the machine neded to reload the boiler. It is like that?
Under normal cleaning this machine works fine, however under constant use as you describe there may be a slight drop in steam pressure which if you were cleaning something like a bath or a floor for example you would not notice, if your using the water droplets again you can continue to use. However as with all steam cleaners that I have used, the initial pull of the trigger after rest has more steam flow, this might be what they are referring to
Im not sure exactly how from the sc3 steam pressure/flowrate compares to the sc5 steam pressure/flowrate, i have a specific task in mind to clean greasy fridge coils in restaurants, these things not requiring as much water and generate less flying debris from a air compressor im hoping are hot enough and capable of penetrating the 60mm thick coils. Id love to know if anyone in the trades got success here.
We used to used one when I worked at TRS doing M&S. All I can remember is it was a similar orientation to this but blue, and it was awesome. Slow, but did the job really well when cleaning condensers/evaps/oily comps etc 👍
Apart from the iron accessory and the water drop function they can all use the same accessories, so they can both clean the same, the sc5 being more powerful can clean quicker and easier but if you willing to spend more time then the sc3 Will eventually do the same end job like a bucket or a jug they can both fill up a paddling pool, but one you finish earlier
1. Which cleans better hard floor, sc5 or tineco s7 pro which is considered one of the best wet/dry mop? 2. Can the sc5 deep clean the floor of a whole house?
Your review on these machines are the most detailed I've yet seen, was wondering if you had seen/tried the Polti VAPORETTO italian models ? If you had any thoughts on them I'd be very interested.
I haven’t used them, as all the units you see in my videos I have personally bought by myself so I can’t confirm or compare, but I have herd decent reviews and comments from them
@@RichManPoorTech Thanks for the reply... I got one and it seems good, was on discount the 5bar version so cheaper than a karcher... I can't compare it though :(
I have polti vaporetto, polti Smart 100_T. It takes only 2 minutes to heat up, works fine BUT...I DO NOT LIKE IT. It takes forever to clean real dirt, because it is not too hot. If you check, karcher has a way higher temperature. I am frustrated. How it is suppose to disinfect or clean properly if you can put your hand in front of it?
Hello dude good video is there any of the additional accessories you would recommend brushes carpet attachments etc thanks again Also have you had issues with hard water scaling up the units ?
Accessories possibly a carpet glider but mainly just the cloths that fit the heads and a few replacement nylon brushes to fit on the end, but it depends on what you’re using it for, as for scaling I tend to use my brita water jug as it’s just handy to fill with, it also reduces scaling, so far I’ve not had any problems with any of my Karcher steam cleaners
Great review! Thank you for taking the time to make it. Do you have an opinion on the steam vacuum SV7 vs the SC5? I´m in the market for a steam cleaner. Will be used for general cleaning, of course. However preparing textiles (carpets, rugs, pillows, poufs etc) for sale and shipping is a main area of usage. Which is why I´m considering the SV7 with steam and vacuum, in stead of a "steam only" unit. But the doubt is stronger after watching you review.
I have never used one as I use a dedicated vac for vacuuming like a Dyson or my Karcher wd3 wet and dry for diy, If I get one I will do a video but you will probably be sorted by then. As I find you either want to steam clean or vacuum, then I have never seen the need for a larger dual use machine when a more compact easier to manoeuvre version suits me better
I don’t have any access to those others so can’t comment on those, the sc3 is a good machine and I was happy with mine, I bought the sc5 just to do a video on it which I liked and it dose have more power, but the sc3 will do most of the same tasks, some might just take a little longer with the sc3, I can highly recommend the sc3
Sc3 je samo parni čistač, pa ako imate tepihe onda bi vam i dalje trebao usisavač, ako imate samo popločan pod i možete koristiti samo krpu, onda bi sc3 to mogao zamijeniti.
I can't see why not as long as the texture on the tiles, is properly sealed, i have used in on my porcelain tiles, i have used it on trim parts with grain and it pushes the dirt out of the grain to look as new so i can't see why it wouldn't work on tiles as long as the glaze is properly sealed
the sc4 sits between the sc3 and SC5 both on price and spec, the sc3 is a good machine and so the sc4 will be a little better, but it dosen't have some of those features found on the sc5 , eg detectable hose and water droplets, I was happy with my sc3, but found the sc2 a real pain, it cleaned ok, but the refilling and waiting was a real pain on larger jobs, i'm sure if you buy either the sc3 or sc4 you will be happy with it
are you just on about interiors, SC5 has the water droplet that adds to the cleaning ability but you probably wont use that on interiors, it is the better machine. If your doing engine bays detailing it might help, but ive never done that myself I mainly use my sc3 for car interiors as the steam is good enough for interiors, just be careful on painted surfaces like indicator stalks and switches, i used to use my wet and dry vac to suck out the steam cleaned fabric, and just a micro fibre cloth on leather, before i got my bissell spray extractor shown on another one of videos, and it did a remarkable job, so i would presume that the sc4 would be good enough, just avoid SC2
ive used it on the glass on a extractor fan, but for the metal filter i find it is best to put in a bowl of hot water with a dishwasher tablet in it and leave to soak before washing through (rinsing) with hot water
They are poor choice, their solenoid keeps failing. I have had two and both similar problem. The replacement part is about £50. Looks nice, works for a bit then fails.
@@RichManPoorTech Maybe. Its just too much of a coincidence for two to go with the same problem. Friends has a lower model for years with no complaints.
Dude, what's up with the SC 2 hate in every Karcher SC video? Lmao, it's almost like you're not getting a big enough affiliate commission from the SC 2 sales. With the SC 2, you can clean roughly for an hour. After an hour of non-stop cleaning, one can simply take a 5min break and conveniently combine that with a new tank and the time it takes to pressure up. No problem whatsoever, unless you're working professionally.
if i was just after more affiliate commission like some channels i wouldn't give my honest reviews telling you not to buy a sc2, in my experience the sc2 would need to be filled multipul times if you were cleaning for a hour. if you have a sc2 and are happy with it then thats great, but for me i wish i hadn't bought my sc2 and someone had advised me to purchase a sc3, this is my honest thoughts which is integral to my channel, if i don't like something i will tell you and i will tell you why.
@@RichManPoorTech Sorry, that affiliate thing was a mean joke. I don't doubt the SC 3 is better and more convenient, but in my case it isn't a third of the SC 2's price on top more convenient. SC 2 in my country costs €110, while the SC 3 is €160. If you found one for almost the same price as the SC 2, of course it's a no-brainer.
Sözüm video sahibine değil bu ürünü almak isteyen vatandaşlaradır. Ürün elime ulaştığı gibi açıp kullandım. (sc5 modeli) Benim parkelerim damarlı ve çiğ beyaz renginde. Dolayısı ile kiri saçı vs her türlü nesneyi aşırı gösteriyor. Her neyse benim üründen beklentim anlatıldığı üzere en yüksek basınçlı olduğu için basınçlı buharın parkemin üzerindeki kiri çözmesi ve çiğ beyaz rengini ortaya çıkarmasıydı. ürünü talimatlarına uyarak çalıştırdım ve kullanmaya başladığımda parke üzerinde aşırı su bırakıyordu ve kiri yok etme diye bir durum söz konusu olmadı. Bastıra bastıra yaptığım zaman bile bir sonuç alamadım. sonrasında ürünü kapattım ve parmağımla parke üzerinde ufak bir çitileme yaptım ve kir söküldü. Bunun üzerine eşim ve ben yerleri elle silmek zorunda kaldık ve parkelerimiz temizlendi. Alet baya başarısız bu konuda. Diğer yüzeylerde denemedim ocaktır vs (gerek duymadım). Hani bu ürün yüksek buhar basıncı ile kirleri yok ediyordu? Sözde influencarlara sesleniyorum; Kapkara fayanslar üzerinde temizlik yaptığınızı zannediyosunuz ve insanları kandırıyorsunuz. lütfen yanlış yönlendirmeyelim insanları ayıp günah. Tekrar söylüyorum; sözüm video sahibine değil bu ürünü almak isteyen vatandaşlaradır.
Used it a number of times and then it wouldn't work. Contacted Karcher in Australia and they quote me an $800 fix so I threw it in the bin. Karcher products are rubbish, German engineering Phaah!
If you just had it it should have been under warranty, i still have my 1st steam cleaner that is about 15 years old and that’s still working and a k2 pressure washer that is 30 years old and still working
@@RichManPoorTech The SC5 is four years old but the warranty only goes for two years. I had a Karcher extension hose on the K2 which burst and the cost of a new extension hose was nearly the price of a new K2. I replaced that with a Gerni 7300 which unlike the Karcher has a braided hose of 12m and also unlike the Karcher you can run the pressure washer with no water in it because the pump is made of aluminium and Gerni even states to run the pressure washer and discharge all the water out of the machine and the hose. The Gerni pressure washer has a 7 year warranty. The closest you can get to a Gerni pressure washer in the UK is a Husqvanna which is very similar. Compared to the K2's 1600 psi the 7300 has 2320psi and uses 8L of water a minute. It also comes complete with all attachments including a large powerful surface cleaner with a dial for pressure and everything is stored on the machine. My brother has a K5 pressure cleaner and it's rubbish in comparison to my 7300. He has paving that hasn't been cleaned in 40 years and his K5 surface cleaner attachment wouldn't shift the dirt and grime but my 7300 did and he was gobsmacked at the power it has. The surface cleaner has two different nozzles standard and hammer head for cleaning tough grime and I used the hammer heads on my brother's paving. My brother would love to buy a 7300 but the K5 was a birthday present from his daughter so he can't dispose of it. But he can borrow mine for tough jobs that his K5 just can't cope with. The 7300 is a domestic machine not professional one.
I think a steam cleaner review should include some examples how they actually clean. All the info you said is readily aivalbe when coparing the products on the manufacturers website as well. That short clip of cleaning the tap didn't show much.
You can’t go wrong with Karcher. Enjoyed your videos but wasn’t sure if I wanted to buy. As it happens an SC 2 500 fell into my lap FOC. It needed cleaning up and I’ve ordered some cloths for the tools but wow for a 7 yr old cleaner it’s probably the best ever second hand model. It takes 5 minutes to heat up and I have to pause occasionally to allow it to heat up again but the tank is removable and fillable whilst working and the steam is immense whatever bar it is😅. Keep on karcher
its 1500 watts and 3,2 bar with dual boiler, having the ability to add water as you go also makes it a good machine
@RichManPoorTech hi I've been looking to buy a steam cleaner. Do you think the cheaper generic models are just as good as the karcher? I can't decide on whether to spend the money on a sc3 karcher or a cheaper make called maxkon. I've read mixed reviews about karcher. Are they worth the money? Thanks
@@emz617 can’t see much can go with a Karcher so I would buy second hand rather than an alternative
First video I found was of your SC2 and SC3 and you said you don't own SC5 so nice to see you got one hehehe!
Great review, been debating buying one of these for a while now.
That was one of my first videos on youtube, i hope ive got better
If you can afford it then i would say buy a SC5 but if your budget is tight then the SC3 is still a good option
Thank you for the comment
@@RichManPoorTech can we use it for very greasy kitchen ?
@@ladyz9933 Yes! It's specifically what something like a steam cleaner is meant for. I recommend you have a stack of microfibre cloths on hand (or kitchen roll if you're a disposable type) to wipe up the grease as you go, though. You may also need to do a second ass if you can feel residual grease after your first run.
A friend of mine bought the same SC5 model, and they used to clean Air conditioner filters. But they said when they used the machine for more than 1 minute, they needed to wait for a while becouse the machine neded to reload the boiler. It is like that?
Under normal cleaning this machine works fine, however under constant use as you describe there may be a slight drop in steam pressure which if you were cleaning something like a bath or a floor for example you would not notice, if your using the water droplets again you can continue to use. However as with all steam cleaners that I have used, the initial pull of the trigger after rest has more steam flow, this might be what they are referring to
Im not sure exactly how from the sc3 steam pressure/flowrate compares to the sc5 steam pressure/flowrate, i have a specific task in mind to clean greasy fridge coils in restaurants, these things not requiring as much water and generate less flying debris from a air compressor im hoping are hot enough and capable of penetrating the 60mm thick coils. Id love to know if anyone in the trades got success here.
We used to used one when I worked at TRS doing M&S. All I can remember is it was a similar orientation to this but blue, and it was awesome. Slow, but did the job really well when cleaning condensers/evaps/oily comps etc 👍
Apart from being more powerful, having longer hose, what other scenario is SC5 useful for that SC3 can not clean?
Apart from the iron accessory and the water drop function they can all use the same accessories, so they can both clean the same, the sc5 being more powerful can clean quicker and easier but if you willing to spend more time then the sc3 Will eventually do the same end job like a bucket or a jug they can both fill up a paddling pool, but one you finish earlier
1. Which cleans better hard floor, sc5 or tineco s7 pro which is considered one of the best wet/dry mop? 2. Can the sc5 deep clean the floor of a whole house?
Your review on these machines are the most detailed I've yet seen, was wondering if you had seen/tried the Polti VAPORETTO italian models ? If you had any thoughts on them I'd be very interested.
I haven’t used them, as all the units you see in my videos I have personally bought by myself so I can’t confirm or compare, but I have herd decent reviews and comments from them
@@RichManPoorTech Thanks for the reply... I got one and it seems good, was on discount the 5bar version so cheaper than a karcher... I can't compare it though :(
I have polti vaporetto, polti Smart 100_T. It takes only 2 minutes to heat up, works fine BUT...I DO NOT LIKE IT. It takes forever to clean real dirt, because it is not too hot. If you check, karcher has a way higher temperature. I am frustrated. How it is suppose to disinfect or clean properly if you can put your hand in front of it?
Hello dude good video is there any of the additional accessories you would recommend brushes carpet attachments etc thanks again
Also have you had issues with hard water scaling up the units ?
Accessories possibly a carpet glider but mainly just the cloths that fit the heads and a few replacement nylon brushes to fit on the end, but it depends on what you’re using it for, as for scaling I tend to use my brita water jug as it’s just handy to fill with, it also reduces scaling, so far I’ve not had any problems with any of my Karcher steam cleaners
@@RichManPoorTech thanks buddy
Good to know that this model goes up to 11
@Nyle95 For a moment I thought your username was Nigel. Missed opportunity.
Can you adjust the steam temperature or pressure?
You have a nob to adjust the flow of steam so I presume that is pressure
There are two models: EasyFix and Delux. What are pros and cons of each?
"Turn up to 11" - good one!
Great clear review thank you. I want one to clean machines 👍
Thank you for your comment
Great review! Thank you for taking the time to make it. Do you have an opinion on the steam vacuum SV7 vs the SC5? I´m in the market for a steam cleaner. Will be used for general cleaning, of course. However preparing textiles (carpets, rugs, pillows, poufs etc) for sale and shipping is a main area of usage. Which is why I´m considering the SV7 with steam and vacuum, in stead of a "steam only" unit. But the doubt is stronger after watching you review.
I have never used one as I use a dedicated vac for vacuuming like a Dyson or my Karcher wd3 wet and dry for diy, If I get one I will do a video but you will probably be sorted by then. As I find you either want to steam clean or vacuum, then I have never seen the need for a larger dual use machine when a more compact easier to manoeuvre version suits me better
I'm in U.S. so only have access to SC3. How would it compare to the Dupray or Grobell? Thank you for the video
I don’t have any access to those others so can’t comment on those, the sc3 is a good machine and I was happy with mine, I bought the sc5 just to do a video on it which I liked and it dose have more power, but the sc3 will do most of the same tasks, some might just take a little longer with the sc3, I can highly recommend the sc3
Pozdrav, da li mi je i dalje potreban obican usisavac ako kupim SC3 ?
Sc3 je samo parni čistač, pa ako imate tepihe onda bi vam i dalje trebao usisavač, ako imate samo popločan pod i možete koristiti samo krpu, onda bi sc3 to mogao zamijeniti.
@@RichManPoorTech Hvala puno na odgovoru. Sve najbolje.
Would this work on a textured porcelain tiled floor? Thank you
I can't see why not as long as the texture on the tiles, is properly sealed, i have used in on my porcelain tiles, i have used it on trim parts with grain and it pushes the dirt out of the grain to look as new so i can't see why it wouldn't work on tiles as long as the glaze is properly sealed
Is sc4 good? My area only sells 2, 3 and 4. I saw your other video that says avoid 2.
the sc4 sits between the sc3 and SC5 both on price and spec, the sc3 is a good machine and so the sc4 will be a little better, but it dosen't have some of those features found on the sc5 , eg detectable hose and water droplets, I was happy with my sc3, but found the sc2 a real pain, it cleaned ok, but the refilling and waiting was a real pain on larger jobs, i'm sure if you buy either the sc3 or sc4 you will be happy with it
@@RichManPoorTech thanks bro
Can use SC5 mopping? Or additionally buy Karcher fc7?
There is no such karcher product as sc7
@@amirprog It’s fc7, not sc7.
wich you prefer for beginer ? SC4 or SC5 ? i want to clean cars with that, thanks
Good video btw
are you just on about interiors, SC5 has the water droplet that adds to the cleaning ability but you probably wont use that on interiors, it is the better machine. If your doing engine bays detailing it might help, but ive never done that myself
I mainly use my sc3 for car interiors as the steam is good enough for interiors, just be careful on painted surfaces like indicator stalks and switches, i used to use my wet and dry vac to suck out the steam cleaned fabric, and just a micro fibre cloth on leather, before i got my bissell spray extractor shown on another one of videos, and it did a remarkable job, so i would presume that the sc4 would be good enough, just avoid SC2
@@RichManPoorTech thank you so much man 👍
Dirty ovens? With carbon build up?
i have a pyro oven so have not used it for that
Tap water ? I thought you needed distilled water
Can I use this for cleaning greasy canopies
ive used it on the glass on a extractor fan, but for the metal filter i find it is best to put in a bowl of hot water with a dishwasher tablet in it and leave to soak before washing through (rinsing) with hot water
Would you suggest this for a house keeper with multiple clients?
Same question here. I am also thinking about this for my business.
They are poor choice, their solenoid keeps failing. I have had two and both similar problem. The replacement part is about £50. Looks nice, works for a bit then fails.
is it just the sc5 because ii have a 12 year old sc2 and a 10 year old sc3 both still working fine
@@RichManPoorTech Maybe. Its just too much of a coincidence for two to go with the same problem. Friends has a lower model for years with no complaints.
Think the sc4 had a replacable cartridge, im going to assume you have heavy water.
Dude, what's up with the SC 2 hate in every Karcher SC video? Lmao, it's almost like you're not getting a big enough affiliate commission from the SC 2 sales. With the SC 2, you can clean roughly for an hour. After an hour of non-stop cleaning, one can simply take a 5min break and conveniently combine that with a new tank and the time it takes to pressure up. No problem whatsoever, unless you're working professionally.
if i was just after more affiliate commission like some channels i wouldn't give my honest reviews telling you not to buy a sc2, in my experience the sc2 would need to be filled multipul times if you were cleaning for a hour. if you have a sc2 and are happy with it then thats great, but for me i wish i hadn't bought my sc2 and someone had advised me to purchase a sc3, this is my honest thoughts which is integral to my channel, if i don't like something i will tell you and i will tell you why.
@@RichManPoorTech Sorry, that affiliate thing was a mean joke. I don't doubt the SC 3 is better and more convenient, but in my case it isn't a third of the SC 2's price on top more convenient. SC 2 in my country costs €110, while the SC 3 is €160. If you found one for almost the same price as the SC 2, of course it's a no-brainer.
@@MrSociofobs thanks for the reply, i think at one point there was less than a £12 or €15 difference on amazon i'm glad you like yours
It’s a 220v not 120v might be something to mention? lol
You must be in North America, the rest of the world is 220-250v sorry i didn't think it this model could be bought in America
a livello professionale? o only house?
Sözüm video sahibine değil bu ürünü almak isteyen vatandaşlaradır. Ürün elime ulaştığı gibi açıp kullandım. (sc5 modeli) Benim parkelerim damarlı ve çiğ beyaz renginde. Dolayısı ile kiri saçı vs her türlü nesneyi aşırı gösteriyor. Her neyse benim üründen beklentim anlatıldığı üzere en yüksek basınçlı olduğu için basınçlı buharın parkemin üzerindeki kiri çözmesi ve çiğ beyaz rengini ortaya çıkarmasıydı. ürünü talimatlarına uyarak çalıştırdım ve kullanmaya başladığımda parke üzerinde aşırı su bırakıyordu ve kiri yok etme diye bir durum söz konusu olmadı. Bastıra bastıra yaptığım zaman bile bir sonuç alamadım. sonrasında ürünü kapattım ve parmağımla parke üzerinde ufak bir çitileme yaptım ve kir söküldü. Bunun üzerine eşim ve ben yerleri elle silmek zorunda kaldık ve parkelerimiz temizlendi. Alet baya başarısız bu konuda. Diğer yüzeylerde denemedim ocaktır vs (gerek duymadım). Hani bu ürün yüksek buhar basıncı ile kirleri yok ediyordu? Sözde influencarlara sesleniyorum; Kapkara fayanslar üzerinde temizlik yaptığınızı zannediyosunuz ve insanları kandırıyorsunuz. lütfen yanlış yönlendirmeyelim insanları ayıp günah. Tekrar söylüyorum; sözüm video sahibine değil bu ürünü almak isteyen vatandaşlaradır.
Can we use tap water?
yes you do
It says in the user manual you should use 50% distilled water & 50% tap water
This one goes up to water droplets!
Thanks for your comment
i like your youtube user name
THIS IS SPINAL TAP!
Helpful
Thank you for your comment I’m glad it helped you
Too bad steam cleaners apparently won't work on fleece pullovers ...
Spinal tap... 😂
Don't let them know your age, its a trap
Used it a number of times and then it wouldn't work. Contacted Karcher in Australia and they quote me an $800 fix so I threw it in the bin. Karcher products are rubbish, German engineering Phaah!
If you just had it it should have been under warranty, i still have my 1st steam cleaner that is about 15 years old and that’s still working and a k2 pressure washer that is 30 years old and still working
@@RichManPoorTech The SC5 is four years old but the warranty only goes for two years.
I had a Karcher extension hose on the K2 which burst and the cost of a new extension hose was nearly the price of a new K2.
I replaced that with a Gerni 7300 which unlike the Karcher has a braided hose of 12m and also unlike the Karcher you can run the pressure washer with no water in it because the pump is made of aluminium and Gerni even states to run the pressure washer and discharge all the water out of the machine and the hose. The Gerni pressure washer has a 7 year warranty. The closest you can get to a Gerni pressure washer in the UK is a Husqvanna which is very similar.
Compared to the K2's 1600 psi the 7300 has 2320psi and uses 8L of water a minute. It also comes complete with all attachments including a large powerful surface cleaner with a dial for pressure and everything is stored on the machine.
My brother has a K5 pressure cleaner and it's rubbish in comparison to my 7300.
He has paving that hasn't been cleaned in 40 years and his K5 surface cleaner attachment wouldn't shift the dirt and grime but my 7300 did and he was gobsmacked at the power it has. The surface cleaner has two different nozzles standard and hammer head for cleaning tough grime and I used the hammer heads on my brother's paving.
My brother would love to buy a 7300 but the K5 was a birthday present from his daughter so he can't dispose of it. But he can borrow mine for tough jobs that his K5 just can't cope with. The 7300 is a domestic machine not professional one.
Euh ow what?!?!?....oh fuck i felt asleep.....
Perhaps you need a doctor, it might be catching
Not a good video. Missing the demo of product. We care less about talking
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@RichManPoorTech much much better!