.....We have had some requests for a review of the "Steam Buggy". This was not exactly a steam buggy, but it does the same thing we think, so here it is. First off, we were both very impressed by the color scheme. It reminded us of a DeWalt power tool so we didn't feel like as big of sissies tooling around the kitchen with a steam cleaner. It was very easy to get water into, but did have a warning or something about letting it decompress before opening. I can only assume that you will get your face melted off if you don't heed that advice. I of course didn't tell Doug about this, but it wasn't compressed yet.....you have to plug it in first. It also takes about 10 minutes or so to really get steaming. Before it gets hot it's more or less a low powered squirt gun. It finally got to boiling, so thusly we began.

.....We decided the dry erase board was a good easy place to start so Doug fired some steam onto it. It did loosen up the ink, but at the same time made a huge dripping watery mess requiring Doug to get some napkins and clean up a mess(just like a Saturday night). I was a little disappointed with the second mess that it created, but hadn't given up yet.

.....My George Foreman grill was in desperate need of some hot cleaning action and we weren't about to disappoint!