Attach the accessory nozzle to the steamer.

I tested the detail brush tool on my stovetop, which had a very bad boil over. The detail brush tool is perfect for cleaning baked-on grease on the stovetop or dried fruit juice in the refrigerator. This prevents any cross-contamination around your house whenever you use the Bissell SteamShot. This allows you to use each brush in different parts of your home without getting them mixed up.įor example, you can use one of the brushes for the kitchen, one for the bathroom, and one for the garage. Use the color-coding system to remember which areas you use the brushes in. The Bissell SteamShot comes with three detail brushes that are color-coded (red, green, and black). It only takes a second or two to reheat the water. The flickering means that the steamer is building the pressure back up and reheating the water inside the water tank. Important: If you are using the Bissell SteamShot for a long period of time, you may notice the orange light flicker as you’re cleaning. Once the dirt has been loosened from the grout lines, wipe them clean with a microfiber cloth. After a couple of strokes, you can slowly see all the dirt getting blasted out of the grout lines and on the perimeter of the tile. The great thing about the on-demand trigger is that you get to control how much steam to use. Move the grout brush back and forth along grout lines.Īs you move the grout brush along the grout lines, press the on-demand trigger on the Bissell SteamShot, which will give you blasts of steam that helps to loosen the dirt from the grout lines. You can also combine the grout brush tool with the extension hose to make it easier to use. To use the grout brush tool, attach it to the end of the accessory nozzle.

Bissell steam shot attachments