Bissell 1867 - Manual (Page 8)

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Cleaning hard floors
Your Steam Mop is designed to clean hard flooring
such as ceramic tile, vinyl, laminate, marble, stone
and sealed hard wood floors. Use of your Steam
Mop on waxed or some unwaxed floors may result
in a diminished glossiness. The Steam Mop is not
for use on unsealed wood floors. For best results
test in an inconspicuous area or check the care
instructions from your flooring manufacturer.
1. When the ready light illuminates, begin cleaning
by slowly passing over surface while pressing
trigger to emit steam.
2. To sanitize an area of your floor, leave the
Steam Mop over area for a minimum 15
seconds, but no longer than 20 seconds. For
larger areas, overlap swivel head placement.
3. When the Steam Mop stops emitting steam,
simply remove the water tank, refill, and
continue cleaning.
When you're done
1. Unplug power cord from outlet.
2. Carefully remove mop pad from swivel head, as
mop pad and lower assembly will be hot.
3. Any water remaining in the water tank should
be emptied prior to machine storage.
4. Mop pad can be machine washed in hot water.
Tumble dry on low heat or air dry.
5. Wrap power cord around quick release cord
wrap on side of Steam Mop.
6. Wipe all surfaces of Steam Mop with a soft
cloth. Store upright in a protected, dry area.
NOTE: If steam output is reduced, the nozzle
may be blocked. To remedy, unplug unit,
remove swivel head from lower body and pour
vinegar through center tube of swivel head
“neck”. Clear nozzle by inserting a paper clip
into the brass spray tip located in bottom of
lower body.
O
peration
CAUTION:
Upright storage of the
Steam Mop with a wet mop
pad may result in the
formation of white marks on
your floor. To remove the
white marks, clean area
with vinegar.
WARNING:
Never put descaling,
aromatic, alcoholic, or
detergent products into
the steam cleaner, as
this may damage it or
make it unsafe for use.
Tip:
During first use, it may
take several seconds for
the Steam Mop to begin
steaming. The water
needs to flow through
the filter to the heater.
This delay will only occur
during initial use or when
using a new filter.
M
aintenance and care
Brass Spray Tip
Swivel Head Neck
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