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"Here&amp;#039;s what to look for while navigating all the different features and varieties. 1. Test the Size and Weight  Try the steam mop out in the store to make sure it feel comfortable to you. Consider options that make the steamer easier to use and store, such as a removal water tank for filling at the sink and a telescoping or fold-down handle. 2. Check for Accessories Check to see what accessories or attachments are included with the steam mop. Some models include a carpet glider, which allows you to use the steam mop on carpeting to freshen matted fibers. Other attachments worth looking for are brushes that scrub grout and a squeegee to clean windows and mirrors. A nice bonus: A landing pad or tray, which provides a place to rest the unit during or after use to catch any water that may drip. 3. Review the Available Settings With a steam mop that has adjustable steam levels, you can tailor the steam output to the type of flooring you&amp;#039;re cleaning and the amount of dirt you need to get off. A newer innovation we&amp;#039;ve seen is a setting that gives you the ability to sweep up debris before or during steaming \u2014 it eliminates the need to use a broom before steaming. This feature is a real timesaver. Check out the results of our steam mop tests. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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