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Shut the Door. Have a Seat.
$1.99

Wagner 905 1,500-Watt On-Demand Power Steamer and Cleaner
$150.00
Because I depend so heavily on reviews before I make a purchase I feel compelled to offer a review. This is my third steamer and it is by far the best. The steam is very powerful, and long lasting. I was doing my bathroom tiles and the steam ran out, but then so did my arm. Gave both a little rest and I was back in business. For most jobs there is plenty of powerful steam. I would not hesitate to recommend this product. Since steam is hotter than boiling water, it is perfect to disinfect the kitchen and bathroom areas. I also use it to supper clean my cutting boards. Happy cleaning...this is a great product.

Coleman Hot Water-On-Demand Portable Water Heater
$249.99
We have a yurt off grid and the thought of having a little hot water now and then, on demand, without piping up the stove seemed like a great luxury. I was excited to find the Coleman. In reality, it blew through the limited amount of water we had in just one day, leaving us to collect rain water off of our temporary roof...tarp. Not only does it use up a bunch of water, it doesn't give you hot water, it gives you warm water. So don't think you can make a cup of tea with this thing. Also, it had a hard time pumping the water at times and you had to squeeze the intake hose to create some suction to get it started. Having to hold the knob in the 'hot' position while you're rinsing dishes is a pain in the rear, and another waste of water. I have no idea why they designed it this way unless it's some sort of child safety feature.It's basically a fancy way to wash your hands. That's about it. I think I'll keep to heating up the 'ol stock pot until I find my perfect solution. I use way less water and it just works a lot better.

Pilot
$1.99
I downloaded this for free, and never watched it! Maybe one of these days.