How to Steam Clean Camper Cushions
- 1). Remove your steam cleaner's cap and fill the reservoir with water.
- 2). Replace the cap and attach the hose leading to the steam trigger.
- 3). Insert the steam cleaner's plug in the socket and switch it on.
- 4). Attach one of your steam cleaner's microfiber cloths to the upholstery attachment.
- 5). Switch the steam cleaner on and leave it to heat up.
- 1). Plug in your vacuum cleaner near your camper.
- 2). Use the vacuum's extension wand and dusting brush to remove dirt and debris from around the ceiling, overhead lights, walls and shelving.
- 3). Use the upholstery tool to thoroughly vacuum all the cushions. Apply the crevice nozzle to narrow gaps.
- 4). Vacuum all flooring in the camper van. Thorough vacuum cleaning will ensure as little dust and debris as possible falls on your camper's cushions once you have steam cleaned them.
- 1). Remove the vacuum cleaner from your camper van and place your steam cleaner in the vehicle.
- 2). Divide your camper's upholstery into sections and clean it one section at a time.
- 3). Spray the cushions with steam from a distance of about 6 inches.
- 4). Remove any stains by holding a cloth at one side of the mark and directing steam onto the other side using the concentrator tool. Direct the steam from the side, not above the stain, and it should come off onto the cloth.
- 5). Attach the upholstery tool covered with a microfiber cloth to the steam cleaner. Hold in the steam trigger and pass it back and forth over the cushions and upholstery. Change the cloth frequently. Use only low to medium steam power. The microfiber cloth should be hot and moist but not wet.
- 1). Switch off the steam cleaner and remove its plug from the socket.
- 2). Take the steam cleaner out of the camper van and replace it with your vacuum.
- 3). Thoroughly vacuum the cushions and upholstery to remove any debris loosened by the steam.
