These two steam cleaners are closer than the price tags suggest. The Dupray Neat Plus is ready in about 90 seconds and lets you refill while you clean. The McCulloch MC1385 takes much longer to heat up, but it has a bigger tank, a longer hose and a lot more accessories. I use both, so…

The McCulloch MC1385 and the Dupray Neat sit about $50 apart, and they split the wins in a way that surprised me. The MC1385 has the bigger tank, the longer hose and far more steam time. The Neat has hotter steam, a lighter body and a better warranty. Here’s where each one wins, based on…

McCulloch sells four steam cleaners that look almost identical online, and the price gaps between them are small. I’ve used these machines on my car, kitchen, bathrooms, sofa and beds, so I know where the differences show up and where they don’t. This McCulloch steam cleaner series comparison ranks them from the most complete to…

The McCulloch MC1275 and MC1375 look almost the same on the shelf, and the price gap isn’t huge. So which one is worth your money? I’ve used both, and the answer comes down to a few small things that add up fast. Here’s what really separates them, and who should pick which. McCulloch MC1275 vs…

The McCulloch MC1275 is the cheapest canister steamer in the McCulloch lineup, and plenty of people wonder if it’s too basic. My first one lasted almost three years. When it finally gave out, I bought another one, so I’d say I have a pretty good feel for it. Here’s what it does well, what it…

If your stove, microwave and BBQ grill keep collecting baked on grease, a small steam cleaner can save you a lot of scrubbing. I bought the McCulloch MC1230 to see if a handheld this size could keep up with the Dupray Neat I’ve been using for about a year. Short answer: it can, with one…

If you’re stuck between the McCulloch MC1375 and the MC1385, I get it. They look almost the same, and the price gap is small. I’ve used both on cars, in the kitchen, in the bathroom and on the sofa, so here’s what really separates them. McCulloch MC1375 vs MC1385 at a Glance Same heater, same…

I ran the regular Dupray Neat for a full year before I bought the Neat Plus to see what actually changes. The big difference is simple. You can refill the Plus while it is still hot and running. Here is how the two compare after a lot of real jobs around the house and the…

I used the original Dupray Neat for a full year before I bought the Neat Plus to compare them side by side. This Dupray Neat Plus steam cleaner review covers what changed, what didn’t, and where it earns its price. I’ve run it on car engine bays, kitchen grease, bathroom tile, sofas, beds and floors….

If you want one steamer that can handle a car, a greasy grill, and a bathroom floor, the MC1375 is the one I keep reaching for. I’ve used mine for six months, and this McCulloch MC1375 steam cleaner review covers what it does well and where it falls short. Short version: it’s packed with attachments…