The best steamer on the market? Chief Steamer 100 Unboxing and first impressions
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Finally the day has come for me to own this amazing @ChiefSteamer 100. In this video, I will go over the urn boxing what comes with the product and my first experiences and use.
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Bottom line: This is the Best machine in its class. And The company stands behind their products, Which makes it even more valuable in my eyes. We ran this little machine for 8 hours a day for 2 months straight, pulling wallpaper down in hotel hallways . Not a single issue. 12 gauge 50 ft. Extension cord . Its a freaking Beast 💪
I love mine!! Speeds up my time & efficiency by far. Make sure u drain the boiler frequently & run distilled white vinegar thru it once a week or so. Maintenance is key
If you're running distilled water only, you won't have to clean it with vinegar that often maybe every 5 months or so just to be safe
@efraimperez2726 the owner of chief specifically says not to use filtered water. On the unit it also says tap water only. After spending a G on this unit I’m going to follow his instructions. Trust me deionized or distilled water makes more sense to me but for warranty purposes I’ll follow his directions.
@@StaySlick makes sense to do the vinegar wash every week then haha. That's strange. Every steamer i've used was only to be used with distilled water. Yes, definitely after spending that much money follow instructions so they don't void your warranty haha
Update: DO NOT RUN WHITE VINEGAR thru your machine. It damages things. Chief changed their stance on doing this. They replaced the pump on my unit last month.
@@loonah8473 My machine recommends to run white distilled vinegar through it every so often. I only did it because I purchased it used and could tell that there was calcium buildup and mineral deposits. Again, I run distilled water through my machine only so I don't really ever need to do it. Thanks for the heads up though!
Hello how many minutes constant heat??? And how Long do I need wait for reheat again thanks
the chief plays no games
Ain’t got no time for games up in hurrr
Is it 120 voltage
I've had one of these for a little over a year and it is a great unit. The customer service from Chief Steamer is wonderful as well. I looked at every unit in this price bracket and nothing compares to the 100's specs. That rubber cover on the bottom is the drain plug btw.
Right on man thank you for the info. Much love
How would you compare this to the vapor clean pro6 duo?
Never heard of it. Can’t imagine any steamer being better. This is top notch.
Don't throw jast throw away your MC Culloch...most likely the thermal fuse went out. Has already happened twice to me.
It works just not even a fraction as f
Good as the chief.
Awesome! I'm happy for you!
Thank you
The chiefs are great little units and a decent price , thou I do own a Fortador steamer which is amuch bigger unit
Nice I’ve never heard of that brand.
Congratulations brother, just remember that garbage machine made you some money to get that beast. We all start from the beginning, im in the same i got the mcculloch steamer and just order my chief steamer, getting it on Tuesday 🙏🏼 but well deserve and great video. Keep up the good work.
Absolutely have respect for where you started. Just FYI I was only referring to that specific unit. I guess I should’ve been more clear. Other ones have just stopped working on me. This one literally fell apart.
@@StaySlick i feel you brother i had one stop working when i had a really dirty job, luckily it was cover under warranty, i was out for about 2 weeks when i had those week booked. They make you cut the cord and send pictures to get it cover under warranty. But can’t wait to get my chief this week. But seeing your video made me more sure that i made the right decision thanks brother.
Welcome Back!!!!!
Good to be back
The chief steamer Company claims their steamer produces over 300° Steam. Have you tested the temperature at 1/2 inch from the nozzle? And if so, can you share your readings, the thermometer that you used, and how you used it?
What pressure setting for doing interiors? Just leave it on low?
I have it wide open.
looks like a major piece of equiptment. good luck with it.
Thank you it’s been amazing so far
Dry steam inside, wet steam outside.
Dry steam interior, dry steam engine bay. Otherwise, liability issues.
Hey buddy have you had any issues with the steam coming out because mine struggles
Sometimes it’ll be wetter than I prefer or sputter but that’s only for a minute or two. Make sure you drain it regularly.
@@StaySlickif you have hard water you can put a tiny amount of Optimum no rinse. It will keep the boiler from scaling and you don’t have to drain it as often. It can make the steam a little more wet if you use too much.
Im surprised they don't add a funnel to this 1k ticket
Hey, don’t hate because you spent way too much money on a carpet extractor
@@StaySlicklol I spent 3800 on a ninja 150 and it does WAYYYYYYYY more than any steamer. I’ve even had duprays big box steamer that’s 10k. This steamer is more than enough but it’ll never match an extractor. Trying to use steam to clean a muddy dirty filthy carpet is a joke for extraction. It isn’t even close. We’ve done 1980 interiors since 2020. Been detailing since 2011. My company is 5.0 review score on google with 197 reviews. An extractor is more so needed that a steam cleaner also. You can soak a seat and tornador it and have similar results (appearance wise) than a steamer. An extractor pulls while blasting boiling water and you can see when the water is clean through the tool. It just doesn’t company to an extractor for anything but seat tracks, honey, dried bbq sauce , interior foods on plastics or carpets. But generally as a common use item.. eliminating a steamer from your build order saves
About a half hour or an hour on a 3-4 hour clean.
@@ThisIsSparta300 the 125 version of this has an extractor function. For STEAM Extraction and boiling water extraction go learn your sh** before talking sh**.
Four years ago I purchased the Chief Model 75 steamer which has now been replaced by the Chief 100. It’s a great unit and I’ve never had a problem with the Chief. Prior to the Chief I had a McCullough steamer and the Chief is a far more capable unit. Great piece of equipment for interior details.
You been using this with a generator? Or what gauge cord are you plugging into? Just got my 100 delivered and it says to be careful with generators or any extension cords under 12 gauge.
I’m using it with my predator 3500. And a 15 gauge wire
@@StaySlick cool man thanks!
12 gauge is perfect wire,,, 15 to small it will work but continues working the 15 gauge gets hot and won't be healthy for the steamer this steamer has an element that's 1750 watts i think... can't remember off the top of my head but I do have the same. After talking with the owner Kevin he recommended 12 gauge or even 10 gauge this steamer is bad ass
Good deal. I ended up with the VaporClean Pro DUO6 myself but like how this one looks.
I’ve also heard good things about that one as well. What really sold me on this was the refillable tank
@@StaySlick for sure I wish I would have known that as well bc that might have swayed me as well. Love how its on the outside and easy to fill and see as well. Keep up the great work man.
Yea man exactly. Thank you bro
Great job with the review.
Thank you bro
Great video as always Gary!
F’sho bro nice meeting you
Happy for you brotha!
Thank you bro
Awesome review 👏 👌!
Thank you brotha lalo
fun toy
Hell ya
Congrats 🎉
About how long did it take to ship?
Maybe a week. It was pretty quick.