DuprayTosca Steam Cleaner: A commercial-grade steamer made in Italy, perfect for both professional and home cleaning needs, offering powerful performance and reliability.

This is a most excellent machine that is far exceeding my expectations in terms of cleaning success and ease of use.Our house is all tile flooring. I was having trouble keeping it clean. We found this Dupray machine and it is AWESOME. It is easy to use and very effective in its cleaning. The attachments are awesome. The one to clean the tile surface works really well. And the attachment to clean the grout lines is amazing! I am able to happily clean my floors every week. They look clean and feel clean.The machine itself is sturdy -- the materials it is made from are clear quality and the machine rolls around beautifully.I can't believe anyone gave this machine a less than stellar 5 star rerivew. It is FANTASTIC.It is great value for the money - it costs a bit more but it works so well it is worth it!

I was a little disappointed at first. I expected the steam vapor to all but take the paint off of my baked-on, caked-on grill. And I thought...this thing is not up for it. Then I had a reality check with a bottle of 409 and a scrubber. NOTHING was up for that train wreck of a neglected grill. So that was the beginning of a beautiful relationship...forgiveness. I'm sorry little steamer...not your fault at all.Let's start with what it CAN do, which is everything.I bought this steamer to sanitize my boat cushions since I found rodent leavings. The cushions are synthetic-ish cloth and they looked brand new when I was done. They also had no smell at all. This thing blows steam vapor, so they were not wet. They were moist at first and then dry in under 5 minutes. Amazing.So I took it down to the boat. I have a 33 foot express cabin. Any boat owner knows, that at some point, the cabin and bilge have mildew growth and get moldy. I have battled mildew and mold since I bought her using killers, stain removers, scrubbing, white vinegar...blah blah blah. Steam. Steam is the answer. It MELTED the stubborn mildew stains out of the cabin linings, padding, etc. And...steam kills it so it won't grow back. My boat looks brand new and it is 12 years old.My next step is to steam the bilge and try it on limescale in the bathroom. I will update afterward.Other things you need to know.It comes with great, useful accessories. Its fun to figure out what to do with them. The squeegee tool is really cool.It is relatively safe. It is pretty hard to burn yourself with it. I did, but I was actually trying to see what it would take. I dunno, I'm weird like that. I mean...I wanted to give the best review possible.It is light and easy to work with. I can carry it around with a full boiler with no problem. I am a 5'6" tall, female and horribly out of shape. Must be the constant sitting and snacking.It heats up very quickly.If you're think about buying a Shark or some other model marketed by Bed Bath and Beyond, let me help you understand the differences. I bought a Shark for my parents. It is a good product. If you want to sanitize rather than really clean, it's for you. It also has a price-point of less than $150. I used it to sanitize my parent's house after my dad was diagnosed with cancer. Like I said, it is a good product and does it's job, but I had to work pretty hard along with it to get half of the results that I wanted. The difference is it's capabilities.It takes very long intervals of holding the steam on a surface to work. This can leave the surface wet.The steam also isn't very hot, so additional wiping and scrubbing is necessary.You have to refill it constantly.You have to wait quite a long time for it to heat up.Its a pain in the ass to use. Clunky and burdensome. The Dupray follows you around like a puppy dog.I realize that Dupray's products are expensive. But for $100 more than you would pay for a Shark, you could get the household version of a Dupray.Closing comment... I don't know how I ever lived without it.

I’ve only had my dupray for a week and so far, I love it!! Easy to assemble and works great!

But I wish I had invested in the next step up- you can add detergent into it. And that's kinda great.

I previously had a $300 steamer and sold it as I was never happy with its ability to clean any better than a warm mop or a little elbow grease. I purchased this unit with the hope that it would perform on a different level, but I was mistaken. It cleaned the tile floors well but honesty no better than a microfiber mop and warm cleaning solution. I actually like the microfiber mop better as I don't have to lug around a heavy unit with water in it. I also tried it in the showers of my home and was not impressed as it cleans no better than some cleaning solution and elbow grease.I purchased it mainly to clean the grout in my kitchen and it virtually did nothing at all. Don't waste your time cleaning grout with it as it wont do anything.While the unit is extremely well made from the canister to the attachments I just did not think it was worth the $1,000.If you really want a steamer I would go with a cheap unit as it does the same thing with less sturdy attachments.

We remodeled the kitchen of our restaurant and in the process discovered grease and grim in places that one would think impossible to clean. Take your time and a have little patience and it will get it clean, even 10 year old baked on grease. I've sense used the steamer to remove bbq sauce from window blinds, detailed an engine on classic car, cleaned a chain saw, and the impossible to clean window of my oven at home. Going to try it on tile floors next, but I fully expect it will not disappoint. This is not a complex system, but the build quality is impressive. The "boiler" is solid, and all of the injection molded plastic is of the highest quality and well engineered. The hose and the handle have some textures and details that make them a little hard to keep clean when used in a commercial kitchen, but for home use I've not had any problems.