Safety precautions for using handheld steam machine

Handheld steamers are a convenient cleaning tool, but the following safety precautions should be taken when using them:

Prevent burns: Handheld steamers produce high-temperature steam. Avoid direct contact with the skin when using them to avoid burns. During operation, try to avoid pointing the nozzle at your own or other people's skin.

Pay attention to power and socket safety: Make sure the plug and socket are dry before use and meet the voltage and current requirements of the device. Avoid overloading the socket and do not use damaged power cords or plugs.

Proper use and maintenance: Operate the steamer according to the instructions provided by the manufacturer and do not exceed the recommended usage time and frequency. Clean the steamer regularly to maintain its performance and safety.

Proper ventilation: When using a steamer, ensure that the work area is well ventilated and avoid steam accumulation in a confined space to prevent the generation of moisture or harmful gases.

Safe storage: After use, wait for the steamer to cool before storing it, and make sure it is placed in a safe place away from children and pets.

Avoid water tank leakage: When adding water or operating, make sure the water tank and connection parts are well tightened to avoid water leakage that may cause damage to the equipment or risk of electric shock.

Use appropriate accessories: Choose appropriate accessories and nozzles according to different cleaning tasks, and avoid using them on inappropriate surfaces to avoid damaging the surface or the device itself.

Following safety precautions can minimize the risk of accidents during the use of handheld steamers and ensure the safety of operators and the surrounding environment.