Fakir Prestige DR 86 Mode D'emploi page 28

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Operation and use
The triangular or uphol-
stery brush with articulated
support and bristle fitting is
used whenever working
with the large brush is too
clumsy or not possible be-
cause of the space availa-
ble, e.g. for cleaning cushi-
ons, car seats, mattresses,
clothing, upholstery, etc.
The window nozzle is used
to clean glass surfaces of all
kinds. First, moisten the
window pan. Then without
using steam, wipe the dirt
off the window with the rub-
ber lip of the nozzle, and
use a cloth or sponge to
pick up the dirt.
The jet nozzle and steam
lance (not illustrated) are
ideal for cleaning and remo-
ving grease and dirt from
difficult places:
In sanitary rooms at wash-
basins (tap fittings, siphon,
overflows), bath and sho-
wer, profiles of shower parti-
tions, toilets, bidets, etc.);
In cracks, gaps and other
inaccessible places, e.g.
Fit a dry, clean cloth over
the bristles and clip it firmly
in position to take up the dirt
which has been loosened
by the steam.
Caution:
For textiles of all kinds,
always comply with the
cleaning instructions issued
by the manufacturer.
Caution:
Large differences in tempe-
rature between the inside
and outside of glass panes
(in winter) can cause the
glass to break.
Always proceed with care.
Hold the window nozzle
approx. 5-10 cm away from
the glass surface and allow
the heat to act by using
swaying movements.
between ribbed radiators,
joints between ceramic or
stoneware tiles, etc;
In the kitchen around the
hob, fitted units, sinks etc.
For particularly difficult or
very dirty places, the small
round brushes (with pla-
stic or brass bristles) can be
fitted onto the jet nozzle.