Dupray Tosca Steam Cleaner: A commercial-grade steamer made in Italy, perfect for both professional and home cleaning needs, offering powerful performance and reliability (25-Tosca)

I love this thing. Only had it for a couple months. Just moved into new place and this thing knocked the bathroom cleaning out of the park. Heavy duty, intuitive use. LOTS of steam. Easy to move around with the rollers and excellent attachments for just about any cleaning project you could think of tackling. Thinking about making this a future birthday gift for someone who would appreciate a gift like this. If you’re thinking about it, just get the thing. Just my cleaning my new toilets when I moved in. Didn’t have to touch a thing. It released anything and everything and made it easy. Nuff said

Great unit. No doubt expensive. However, you get what you pay for. Some of the reviews reflect issues that are found in cheaper brands. The one shipped to me is flawless. Works exactly the way it was designed. Reaches 317° - 320° very quickly (8 - 10 min max). The vapor is not saturated or watery as some have suggested. If the unit sits without use for a period of time, the recommendation is to release the first triggered steam into a bucket or sink to rid the hose of condensation. After releasing, the vapor is no longer saturated and you go on to cleaning with steam vapor. I have a cheaper unit which works well at 1/10th the cost. But it gets messy after a relative short time (10 - 15 min) with saturated vapors. This doesn't happen with Dupray as long as you are using it. I have cleaned my greasey, stained, 50 year old oven to almost spotless (also using oven cleaner). I would show pics, but it needs cleaning again. This unit works well. Expensive, but worth the money if you enjoy working with precision instruments. I highly recommend this unit.

This is a most excellent machine that is far exceeding my expectations in terms of cleaning success and ease of use. Our house is all tile flooring. I was having trouble keeping it clean. We found this Dupray machine and it is AWESOME. It is easy to use and very effective in its cleaning. The attachments are awesome. The one to clean the tile surface works really well. And the attachment to clean the grout lines is amazing! I am able to happily clean my floors every week. They look clean and feel clean. The machine itself is sturdy -- the materials it is made from are clear quality and the machine rolls around beautifully. I can't believe anyone gave this machine a less than stellar 5 star rerivew. It is FANTASTIC. It is great value for the money - it costs a bit more but it works so well it is worth it!

This is hands down the best steam cleaner money can buy before going into industrial products. The steel body makes it feel indestructible. I used it to clean all my floors, baths and my bird cage! There is not a single thing this thing can't clean. It picks up for more stuff than a wet mop or swiffer can dream of. I just wish as this price point they would provide a nice organizational case for storing all the accessories. It's a big let down that it's just a cardboard box with not cutouts for anything.

We use this steam cleaner to clean chairs. It did an ok job. The boiler is small, and the detergent injection wasn't worthwhile. I would suggest purchasing a steam cleaner with a larger boiler and more continuous pressure. That said, this could all be forgiven if the thing was reliable. When you spend $2k on a piece of specialized equipment, you expect it to work. After two years, the problems began. The hose would continuously give us issues - we'd open it up to repair it (replacing an o-ring), but the repair would never last long. After two years, the boiler started to act up. This got worse and worse until the boiler straight up refused to feed. After 3 years of religious distilled water, descaling, and boiler purges, my machine is now useless. Our use has not even been that heavy, with 6-8 descale cycles over the machine's lifetime. If I had known the machine would fail this quickly, I wouldn't have bothered to maintain it. I've left a phone number with Dupray customer support. Hopefully I'll recieve a call back. Still, our small business relies on this machine to operate efficiently. When the machine is out of commission, it costs us time and money. I thought I was paying a premium for reliability. Clearly, I was wrong. Don't make the mistake I did. EDIT. Since the machine broke before three years were through, I was able to get the machine warrantied for $300 + $40ish in shipping. The process took around 1.5 weeks. Turns out the pump that would feed water from the holding tank to the boiler had broken. If this had happened a few weeks later, after the 3 year limited warranty had expired (the longer - or is it lifetime? - warranty is on the boiler only), the manufacturer would not have repaired it any price. Insane. Anyway, we got the machine back. It worked for a few weeks. It stopped working here and there after those few weeks were through. It's been 3 months now and the machine has been stable and reliable. I hope this continues, but I do not have my hopes up.

First, the machine: I love the Tosca for its much superior steam temperature, (316° as opposed to other brands at around 212 to 220°.) Also, Tosca has much higher pressure, (75 PSI as opposed to 55 or 65 PSI). So you have constant steam at high temperature without having to stop for pressure loss every few minutes. And, the high pressure and high heat last for about 60 minutes (depending on your use and how much water is in the tank). The Tosca also is Commercial Grade, which means that this machine can last a much longer period of time, many years with normal use. I use distilled water only. The manual may say you can use tap water, or a mixture of the two, but I believe that using distilled water is the best for keeping the unit as clean from mineral buildup as possible, and with normal cleaning every 50 days or so, this will protect the machine's performance and endurance as best as possible. As for its performance, I find it steams off dirt, grime, and areas of baked-on crusty food that may have been sitting on a table top, counter or floor for weeks. It's not instantaneous, no steam cleaner is able to do that, as a vacuum cleaner would do. It does take a bit of time (a minute or two) to allow the steam to melt the stain or crusty spot first, and then allow the tool you are using - such as one of the brush heads, or one of the included fibre cloths - to gently do its magic by slowly and lightly rubbing the spot a bit at a time, as you watch the old, crusty yuck, gradually liquefy and simply turn into a dirty water that you simply wipe off with a paper towel. And, voilà! The surface is sparkling clean and completely sanitized without the use of any chemicals or even soap. All you used was clean water! The Tosca also comes with a handy fill-bottle, so you don't need a measuring cup and funnel to get the water into the machine's tank, as all the other other machines I've tried do. Now, as to the quality of the service - in one word, Excellent. They have a customer service 800 phone number on the included literature, which is answered, in my experience, within seconds of dialling the main number and pushing the correct buttons on your phone pad. The person I dealt with was named Steve. He was courteous, polite, knowledgeable, and all too willing to help. So, my experience with Steve would prompt me, with no hesitation, to give him 5 stars. He helped me tremendously. Needless to say, given my above description of the unit itself, I give that 5 stars as well. So, thank you Steve, and thank you Dupray. You have made my cleaning experience lighter, shorter, and even fun!

Loved that this item shipped quickly. It was well packaged. Despite that I did have a small piece broken but the company is sending a replacement. Comes with multiple attachments. I watched a couple videos with regards to using this item, so it was very simple to set up and use. I have had folding chairs For about 20 years and was ready to throw them away because the upholstery was looking terrible. The Steamer clean them amazingly! They look brand new again.

I did a fair amount of research and review reading before we made this purchase, This machine was significantly more money than we had originally anticipated spending, but it seemed to overcome all the failings that people had reported about other, less expensive units. We figured that there was no sense paying less for more headaches and we intend to keep this machine for a long time. We have had the Tosca for about a week now. We started with cleaning the grout on our tile floors. They were not very dirty by any means, as we clean them regularly with a brush and soap/vinegar solution. We started with the small nylon brush attachment, the bristles of which deformed after about 10 minutes, so we switched to the brass brush. It was perfect and the grout came up looking like new. Inspired, we moved on to the toilet seats and got out dirt that we didn’t know existed. There is an area on the seat where the lid attaches to the seat that you could never get at with any other tool. The lance was a perfect tool to ‘flush’ out the debris that had collected over time. Excellent result. We then moved on to the furniture. A few deep stains proved resistant to the tool, however, it was pretty amazing to look at the microfibre cloth attached to the triangular tool after using it on the cushions and the back, for a short time, and see the dirt that you would never have imagined accumulated over time. These were white couches that, aside from a few stains, did not look dirty to start with. The corners of the skirting of the couch which touch the floor, however, were very dirty and the steamer did not get the dirt out. That was probably asking too much of it. We followed that up with a Bissell Spotclean Proheat carpet and furniture cleaner, which did the trick. It uses an oxy solution which was obviously needed. We have hardwood floors, and will probably try out the Tosca to strip them of the cleaning solution used on them regularly. I am also anxious to try it out on my barbecue grills. It’s winter here and it is covered for the season, but come the spring, it will get a tryout. Something you should be aware of - when the machine starts to produce steam, it spews out water, before the steam starts to come out. I hold the wand over the sink when I have just filled the machine, so that the water does not come out onto the area you are going to use it on. One thing that I wonder about is the steam production. The steam seems to come out in pulses, rather than a constant stream. If you are using the lance to move along a line, it puts out an inconsistent amount of steam as you move it along, I am not sure if this is normal. I’m going to ask the manufacturer. All in all, if you are a clean freak, you will sleep well at night knowing your house is clean. We highly recommend this unit.

i quite like this machine and i have used a few different steamers. Pros: Love being able to fill it on the fly, especially for bigger jobs stylish quick heat up easy maintenance great attachments fairly easy to use once you figure it out Expectations: the steam is wetter then i expected but i think that is realistic on high steam with the 120v model you will use steam faster then it will build up need more cleaning pads Cons: none really, the cord is a little cumbersome but there are no glairing cons or regrets ive done big jobs (steam 1000sqft of tile grout) and small jobs (automotive detailing, spot cleaning) and found it works very well in all applicaitons, if your doing a ton of large jobs where you require 30mins of steam i would say this is a good start machine but you should get something with more power. this is great for home use and has done and cleaned things that i never thought i would be able to clean again. way way better than a mcculloch steam cleaner in overall performance and quality. even for smaller jobs ill grab this bad boy before i dig out my little handheld unit. the bag it comes with is quite nice and holds everything but im not sure it holds it all well, doesn't make sense to me to put the heavy main unit on top of all the smaller parts and attachments, maybe if the bag was more sturdy with a mid base but i could be putting it away differently than the manufacture suggests but not like i would know because their documentation and videos are fairly vague. overall very happy with this unit

Amazing for cleaning tile and grout even upholstery!