Commercial steam vacuums

allenk4 said:
All this being said...there are some 15 amp breakers that seem "weak" and some that seem "strong"

I have run a steamer, compressor and vacuum pulling powerat the same time, which should have popped the breaker and didn't

At another house the 15 amp breaker blew repeatedly with the same gear
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Thats kind of scary knowing that load didn't pop the breaker. When a circuit is overloaded, the breaker should pop to prevent a fire that could potentially burn the house down. Id say that you are quite lucky something didn't happen.

i had a room in my house lose power once, when the roofers started their table saw when my roof got replaced. Family room and outlet in garage were on the same circuit and I thought the breaker poped. Turns out it didn't because someone made a MASSIVE MISTAKE. The circuit was protected with a 20 amp breaker, but the switches and outlets were rated for 15 amps. What happened when they started the table saw was that a switch controlling my outside light caught fire briefly. Lucky being contained in a box, it went out immediately. This could of very easily been MUCH worse though
 
I do not know about the Damier, but one place I can tell you not to deal with is Dupray. I bought a Carmen Inox 220v steamer from them. I paid to have my house wired for 220v in my garage and my home. A man by the name of Derek told me that they offer 100% refund if you return within 14 days.
I returned mine becasue I am old and sick and it was just too heavy to hold up to steam my walls, mirrors, etc.
I used it two hours and sent it back. They kept $400 of my refund claiming damage in shipping. But....the photo they sent me showing me the damage was not the steamer I sent back. They used another photo to steal my refund so I filed a ripoff report on them at Scams, reviews, complaints, lawsuits and frauds. File a report, post your review. Consumers educating consumers.

As for their steamer, it did a great job, but the company.....NOT SO MUCH! I had insured the steamer but Dupray refused to let UPS pick it up. UPS called them with me on on the line and told them they could come to the steamer if Dupray felt uncomfortable letting them pick it up. Dupray refused to let UPS come and do an onsite inspection as well. So....even though I paid $171 to insure it, UPS would not honor my claim because Dupray refused them an inspection.
Their steamer works good and as long as you never had to return it, you would probably be happy with it, but they are going to get you if you return it. The steamer ended up costing me about $1045 and all I got was one 8 x 10 rug steamed.
 
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