Thursday, 26 July 2012

SIMPLIFY ..... Decoded !!


SIMPLIFY......... Decoded !! 

 " In proportion as he simplifies his life, the laws of the universe will appear less complex, and solitude will not be solitude, nor poverty poverty, nor weakness weakness." ~Henry David Thoreau




The tendency of life in our society is to become more complicated: Internet, television, shopping, work, family commitments, possessions, eating, debt … these things pile on top of each other endlessly.

This is a rather bad formula, as our days have a limited capacity, and so do we as humans. We can only do so much, only handle so many tasks and possessions and social commitments, and filling ourselves to those limits means we stress our breaking points.

It takes a bit of conscious effort to simplify, but it’s one of the greatest things.

Simplify everything !!!  
That might sound hard, but with practice it’s actually fairly easy, and leads to a quiet, content, lovely life full of space, with only the things in it that matter to most of us : my family, my laptop, my writing, with some reading and workouts thrown in.

So how do you simplify? As simply as possible.

Here are a few ways:
  1. Block off some disconnected time. The Internet is amazing, but always being connected means you’re always pulled in a thousand directions at once. It’s hard to focus, hard to connect with others, hard to get out into nature and be active. So schedule some time every day for disconnection: maybe a block in the morning where you get your best work done, and a block in the afternoon when you get out and active, or connect with friends or family.
  2. Start eliminating commitments. List your commitments, and pick one to eliminate today. It’s a simple matter of making a call or sending an email explaining that you can’t do the commitment. Trust me, they’ll find a way to live without you. You’ll start to free up time for what’s more important to you.
  3. Start purging possessions. Every day, find 5 things to donate or give to friends. Or clear an entire shelf or counter top, leaving only the things you actually use, getting rid of the rest. Slowly your possessions will be simplified to just the essentials.
  4. Ban shopping for 30 days. You can do this. Don’t buy anything except the essentials (food, toiletries, basic supplies).  If you think you really need it, put it on a list to be evaluated after the 30 days.... and by this we don's mean ban Online Shopping on www.televantage.in !!!! LOL 
  5. Wash your bowl. When you’re done eating, mindfully wash your bowl. When you’re done with anything, get in the habit of pausing before moving onto the next thing, and cleaning up after yourself. Put your food away. Put your clothes where they belong. Put your keys in one spot. Clean the sink before you leave it. This simple habit will keep you mindful while saving you lots of cleanup later
  6. Schedule time for what’s important. What’s most important to you? Your spouse or kids? Creating? Reading novels? Cooking, gardening, crafts, carpentry? Make the time for it.
  7. Get outdoors once a day. Too often we are stuck at a desk or on the couch. Get outside, take a walk, enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. Go for a hike or a run with a friend. Play some sports. Run around and play tag with your kids. These simple activities will change your life.
  8. Eat some plants. Learn some simple recipes that incorporate super healthy foods you might not be eating: kale, spinach, broccoli, quinoa, berries, flax seeds, lentils, avocados, black beans, squash, raw almonds and walnuts, garlic, turmeric, cayenne, cinnamon. 
  9. Drink tea. Green tea brewed from relatively fresh whole tea leaves is calming, healthy, and wonderful. A daily tea ritual keeps you grounded and mindful.

Tuesday, 24 July 2012

Breast Cancer ALERT !!!


Breast Cancer ALERT !!! 



All Women MUST read This: 

* Wearing a wired bra over 12 hours daily dramatically increases breast cancer incidence.

* Bra-free women have about the same incidence of breast cancer as men.

* Those who wear a wired bra 18-24 hours daily have over 100 times greater incidence of breast cancer than do wirebra-free women. This link is 3-4 times greater than that between cigarettes and lung cancer!

(Source: Dressed To Kill: The Link Between Breast Cancer and Bras by Sydney Ross Singer and Soma Grismaijer, Medical Anthropologists)


How exactly is it that bras can cause breast cancer?

Dr. Singer and Grismaijer explain:
“Our theory explaining these findings is that the bra, a wired elastic garment designed to alter breast shape, applies constant pressure to the soft breast tissue, compressing and constricting lymphatic vessels. 
Evidence of this constriction are the red marks and indentations in the skin left behind by the bra. 
Since the role of the lymphatics is to flush out toxins and debris from the tissues, impairment of lymphatic flow can lead to the toxification of the breast tissue. These toxins include endogenous toxins resulting from the consequent tissue hypoxia, as well as the exogenous toxins that contaminate our food, water and air in our petrochemically polluted world. Many of these toxins are carcinogenic. 
The bra concentrates these in the breast by preventing the lymphatics from flushing them away.
Of course, this means that the cause of breast cancer is not the bra, per se, but the toxins that the bra concentrates in the breast tissue due to lymphatic impairment. 
Interestingly, when you look at the worldwide statistics on breast cancer, it is clear that it is only a problem in cultures where bras are worn. No bras, and men and women have about the same low incidence of breast cancer. And the bra link also explains various breast cancer risk factors, as we discuss in Dressed To Kill. 
While more research is clearly needed to further study this link, we believe it is prudent medicine to recommend women abstain from bra wearing as a precaution. There is no reason for wearing a bra, apart from fashion. The human body was not designed with a flaw that requires modern lingerie for correction. Like the absurd and destructive fashion of foot binding in China, women in the West bind their breasts. “
When this research first came out back in 1995, I immediately stopped wearing a wired bra. After this research, I wore undershirts and camisoles instead.

Then as the years wore on, I started to wonder: Why am I ashamed of my nipples? Who decreed that even the outline of a nipple should never be shown?? So then I began eschewing the undershirts and just wearing a normal thin sports bra like camisole – ahhh, the comfort and freedom of it.

I must admit, it’s easy for me to go bra-free because I have small breasts. If I had large, heavy breasts, that hung to my belly button when bra-free, I imagine it would be much more difficult. But, I would still do it, except on special occasions. Because there’s another benefit to going bra-free, as Dr. Singer and Grismaijer relate:
“Then something happened that we had not foreseen. Some courageous women who had heard our message tried going wire bra-free and reported their experiences to us. Within weeks, if not days, most of these women experienced a profound change in their breast health. Breast pain and tenderness virtually ended. Cysts that had needed regular aspirations disappeared. We began to realize that fibrocystic breast disease, common in bra-wearing cultures, should be called “tight bra syndrome.
It all made perfect sense, of course. The wired bra was causing secondary lymphedema of the breasts due to constriction of the lymphatics. The accumulated fluid caused increased tissue pressure with associated pain and tenderness, and eventually developed into cysts. While the fibrous tissue that develops in long standing cysts takes more time to resolve, relieving the pressure by eliminating the bra allowed the cysts to drain, alleviating the pressure and discomfort.  
(This also explained why many women have breast myalgia near the time of their menstrual period. Estrogen levels are elevated at this time, increasing overall body fluid retention and increasing breast size. However, women typically wear the same size bra all month long, making it particularly tight at these times, increasing breat pain. Once under wire bra-free, this syndrome usually stops.) 
The results are fast, impressive and transformative. It was this link with fibrocystic breast disease that helped keep our bra-cancer theory alive. While it didn't prove the cancer connection, it did show that the wired bra was damaging the breasts, adding support to our claims. 
We then did a follow-up study to our first US study. This time we went to Fiji, where half the population is bra-free. We approached the Health Ministry and asked for their assistance. Once we told them our theory, they exclaimed, “That explains why our working women are now getting breast cancer! They are the ones who wear bras!” Over the next few months we went from village to village and obtained over 20 case histories of breast cancer. All were in women who wore bras. We found that, given women from the same village (genetically related), with the same diet, the ones who developed breast cancer were the ones who wore bras.”


fiji-woman
Bra-Free Woman In Fiji

Since doctors Singer and Grismaijer published their research, there have been three Japanese studies confirming their findings. Why has the Japanese medical establishment picked up on Singer/Grismaijer’s research and furthered it, while the U.S. has ignored it? Follow the money, honey.

Until recently, Japan has been largely a non-bra wearing culture. However in the U.S., the bra industry is a multi-billion dollar enterprise. And how many billions of dollars a year are spent on breast cancer research and treatment? it seems like every other month there’s some pink-ribbon run to raise funds for breast cancer in my town.
Is it hard to go bra-free? Heck yes! You don’t realize how screwed-up our culture is about breasts until you step outside the box. Take breastfeeding as one example: On the one hand you have every fashion magazine and most women walking around with their breasts pushed up, plumped out and on display as much as possible. 

Then you have a woman who tries to feed her child and she is barred from airplane flights, kicked out of restaurants and asked to leave stores (yes, these incidences have really happened).

So what can you do to make the transition to bra-free easier?
  • Start doing push-ups (do them against the wall to start with, then move to on the ground when you’re able) to build your pectoral muscles which support your breasts. These are “nature’s bra”. Even after breastfeeding 3 children, my breasts don’t sag very much because the musculature underneath and above the breast tissue is strong (okay, and because they’re not heavy).
  • Wear silk or elasten(nylon) or cotton camisoles, or tank tops (undershirts) instead of a bra. 
  • If you just can’t get your head round going bra-free in public, then go bra-free the second you walk in the door to your home, and only wear a bra when you go out. If this means you have to change in and out of your bra several times a day, do it.
  • Show the research to your husband, boyfriend and enlist his help and support in your endeavor.
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Friday, 20 July 2012

The Benefits Of Steam Cleaning


What are the benefits of steam cleaning?
  • Steam is a natural source using just clean water to create a powerful cleaning force.
  • The abscene of potentially harmful and expensive chemicals make it an extremely easy, safe and cost effective way to clean round your home.
  • Steam leaves no toxic residues on surfaces and won't stain clothing.
  • Steam kills well known bacteria such as e-coli, listeria, and salmonella.
  • Using only water means it's environmentally friendly as well.
  • Steam cleaner are not one application appliances they can be used virtually anywhere for a wide variety of tasks. They are more versatile than a vacuum cleaner.


How does steam clean?

It's very simple really!
Dirt and grime have adhesive qualities that enable them to stick onto all types of surfaces. The heat of the steam melts the adhesive and the dampness of the steam dilutes the adhesive. A wipe with a cloth quickly clears the dirt or grime away.
How does a Steam Cleaner work?
  • Clean water is poured into a container which uses a heating element to boil the water, and steam is created.
  • The steam is transferred through a hose or nozzle which has a cleaning tool attached to it.
  • Steam can continue to be produced until the water container has exhausted it's supply
What can I steam clean?

Steam Cleaners have many uses around the home, garden, car, utility vehicle and mobile homes on all types of surfaces including cleaning:



Bedroom/Lounge
  • Windows & window frames
  • Mirrors
  • Curtains, drapes, blinds *(not draylon or velvet)
  • Flooring & Carpets Upholstery *(not draylon or velvet)
  • Fire Surrounds (non electric)
  • Hearths
  • Painted surfaces
  • Great for removing pet from carpets and upholstery
Kitchen
  • Stubbon fats and grease from cookers, oven tops and grills or barbecues.
  • Tiled floors and walls
  • Getting rid of the "black spots" from grouting
  • Taps
  • Disinfect work surfaces
  • Fridges & Freezers
  • Defrost freezers in a fraction of the time
Bathroom
  • Around taps and shower heads
  • Disinfecting toilet bowls
  • Tiled floors and walls
  • Shower screens or curtains
  • Getting rid of the "black spots" from grouting
  • Porcelain or chrome
In the Garden
  • Outdoor plastic furniture or fibreglass
  • Garden tools such as lawnmowers
  • Disinfecting soil
  • Killing weeds in patios
  • Cleans away algae from swimming pools
In the Car/mobile home/SUV/Boats
  • Fabric, leather or vinyl seats
  • Dashboards
  • Storage Wells
  • Carpets
  • Great for removing pet hair from seats
On clothing
  • Remove wrinkles from clothing in seconds
  • Refresh the appearance of a garment
  • Helps removes odours from clothing
Other home uses
  • Jewellery
  • Shoes and boots
  • High Chairs and eating surfaces
Other odd ball uses
  • Disinfecting beehives
  • Disinfecting hay
  • Flattens out knitwear off a knitting machine

Wednesday, 27 June 2012

SLIM N LIFT AIRE BRA



Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra



• The Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra won't stretch out and is the most versatile and comfortable bra you'll ever own.
• Say goodbye to embarrassing back fat, the wonder weave extra oomph band gives you support without the suffering and never rolls up!
• Wide straps fit perfectly and never slip off.
• Full coverage cups custom fit to any size, keeping everything in place.
• The Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra saves the hassle of spending hundreds of dollars on bras with uncomfortable underwires and straps that don't fit and can make you look lumpy. With the Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra you know that you're going to look and feel your best!
• The Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra is also a stylish fashion accessory! No matter where you work or where you go! Layer it for different looks! You can even sleep in Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra for proper support, day and night.


Product Information


Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra has specially been designed and styled for women living a 21st century lifestyle.
Bras haven't changed much for over 50 years, but women and our way of life are dramatically different! No longer just in the kitchen, we are business leaders, astronauts, soldiers, coaches, movers, shakers and magnificent moms.
80% of women today wear the wrong size bra! But now there is something for everyone, no matter what your size or shape.
Say goodbye to hooks, clips, straps and padding with the all new Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra! The light as air bra that shapes, supports and styles for the most flattering figure ever!
Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra is specially styled by the Slim 'N Lift designers. Perfect for all shapes, sizes, ages and activities. And Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra is the bra that targets all the trouble areas we women want to fix:
1: Spilling out of cups that are too small
2: Bulging under the arms
3: Embarrassing back fat
4: Wires that pinch
5: Straps that fall down
6: Hooks and clips that dig in
7: Uncomfortable bra inserts and padding, and
8: Not enough support. Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra solves all of these problems and more! So you can always look and feel your very best.




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Product Specifications


You can stretch Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra all you want, it never loses its shape! And because it's seamless, Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra lies smooth. It is made of 93% Nylon and 7% Elastane, and the luxurious Slim 'N Lift Aire knit fabric breathes easily and it repels moisture, so you stay cool and feeling fresh! 

The secret is in the forever fit technology woven right into the Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra using special thousand needle Santoni machines.

So say goodbye to embarrassing back fat, the wonder weave extra oomph band gives you support without the suffering and never rolls up! Wide straps fit perfectly and never slip off. Full coverage cups custom fit to any size, keeping everything in place.

No matter how petite or busty you are! Sizing is simple! Just look in the next tab for the Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra size chart in centimetres and inches which may help you to choose your correct size.

Don't forget that Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra is also a stylish fashion accessory! No matter where you work or where you go, layer it for different looks! You can even sleep in Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra, for proper support, day and night.

Slim 'N Lift Aire Bra gives lift and support in all the right places. It's one seamless garment that custom fits to your body like magic.


     SIZE CHART : 

Aire Bra SizeRegular Bra Size (inches)Regular Bra Size
(cms)
Small28 - 3471- 86
Medium35 - 3887 - 97
Large39 - 4098 - 102
X- Large41 - 42103 - 107
XX-Large43 - 44108 -112

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Tuesday, 26 June 2012

Is your bra making you ill?


It isn't just about looks, a poor fit can cause 

back pain, indigestion and even headaches

But getting it right couldn't be easier.


Are you constantly pulling up your bra straps? Do your shoulders fall forward? Do your bosoms bounce when you walk, despite your new balcony bra with lace trim? The chances are you are among the majority of women who have never had a proper bra fitting, and whose posture and back health are compromised as a result.


Attitudes about bra fit and function vary by generation. Younger women are more likely to find that their bra doesn't fit properly because, in the good old days, pubescent girls were almost always fitted for bras. The idea of being fitted for a bra when I was 13 would have been gross, but everything looks different after my bra epiphany, which happened in Night Owls on the Fulham Road, in south-west London.

"Your bra doesn't fit properly!" the lady at the cash register shouted, as I checked out the pink flannel pyjamas. I pretended not to notice. "I bet you've never had a bra fitting in your life!" continued the voice. She marched over. I was wearing an expensive underwired bra, designed to give "lift". I had tried it on in the shop, but that was not, I was told, a proper fitting. "I bet your back strap's half way up your shoulder blades. Look at your posture! Your bust line is sinking!" My ear lobes, she said, were almost attached to my shoulders. I'd spent years compromising my breast and back health, apparently, and my bra was a load of "shite". I told her I'd always been a 36C. "Rubbish," she snorted. "You're a 30- or 32E."
This was a shock; I'd only come in for pyjamas. As chairman of the PTA, I did not want an E cup. It sounded huge, like Jordan.

All this is not just a matter of vanity. Last week, the British Chiropractic Association (BCA) warned that wearing the wrong bra size can lead to a number of problems, including back pain, restricted breathing, abrasions, breast pain and poor posture. The problems are even more acute in large-breasted women. "Bras are like suspension bridges," says the BCA's Tim Hutchful. "You need a well-engineered bra so your shoulders don't end up doing all the work. Bras that don't fit will affect the shoulders and chest, and will almost certainly cause back pain as you get older."

The woman prodding, pulling and hoiking introduced herself as Yolanda Ktori. A passionate advocate of corsetry, she has seen the profession clobbered by our smash-and-grab society. "Women buy bras off the shelf at M&S [though it does offer a fitting service], and don't have a clue what size they are. Some stores offer fittings, but most women don't bother." She pushed my shoulders down and pulled my blades back, showing me where the strap should sit: on the meaty part of the shoulder towards the neckline, locking in with the shoulders and streamlining down the back to stop slipping. "It's like the reins on a horse. You pull everything back, not forward," she says.

The corsetry experts at Rigby & Peller estimate that 80 per cent of women that come through their doors are wearing the wrong-sized bra, and also stress that badly fitting bras can lead to back problems and bad posture. The most common bra solecisms are cups that are too small and bands that are loose around the back causing the shoulders to carry the weight of the bosoms, instead of the back. A bra must be firm (not tight) around the back and support the weight of the breasts in the mid to lower back. Rigby & Peller says the back band should be level with the underwire (Ktori says an inch-and-a-half lower).

Jon-Morton Bell, an osteopath, agrees that properly fitting bras are key to back health. "Ladies have to do a balancing act with gravity," he says. "Proper support for the breasts has a huge impact on back health. The best place to support the breasts is through the lumbar (lower back), but often, women take the strain through the thoracic (around the ribcage), which can cause a curved back. If a woman is bending forward because of insufficient breast support, the trapezius overstretches and causes headaches. All nerve roots come from the back; stomach upsets and fatigue are common by-products of bad back health. If ladies have a proper bra-fitting, back problems are often resolved."

There are even those who have claimed that there is a link between underwired bras and breast cancer. 
In their book Dressed to Kill, Sydney Ross Singer and Soma Grismaijer claim that the external pressure of the bra constricts the lymphatic vessels and prevents proper draining of the breast tissue, leading to fluid accumulation in the breast. Western rates of the disease are 10 times those of developing countries because, they tell us, women in the latter tend not to wear bras, let alone cleavage-heaving cross-your heart-and-hope-to-die wonder bras. They urge women to abandon bras and embrace freedom, but don't substantiate their claims with any supportive comparisons in diet, lifestyle or genetic history.
The metal in underwired bras is unpopular with acupuncturists as it crosses the body's meridians and blocks the flow of chi, they say, which can cause energy to stagnate. But breast cancer? Lynn Daly, from Cancer Research UK, says: "You would need to wear a bra that was painfully and unbearably tight to have any effect on your lymphatic system, but constriction or applying pressure to an area of the body does not cause normal cells to become cancerous."
"It's not rocket science," says Yolanda Ktori. "Saggy bosoms are bad for your back. Get a bra that fits properly. You wouldn't wear shoes that are too tight, would you? Women who have their bra fitted properly tell me it's changed their lives."

The wrong bra? How you can tell
Kate Horrell, fitting expert for the online lingerie shop figleaves.com, recommends looking closely in the mirror for the telltale signs that you're wearing the wrong bra size.

The underband is riding up

Lift up your arms to see whether the bra is tight enough. The underband should fit firmly against the body so that it does not slide about during normal activity.

The shoulder straps are digging in
The underband of a bra provides the majority (80 per cent) of support for the breasts, with the straps providing just 20 per cent. If the bra straps are digging in, it could be because the underband is too loose and you are over-adjusting the straps to feel supported. When you do this, the straps pull the bra up at the back, another sign that the band is too loose.

The centre fold is lifting away from the body
The centre front of the bra should lie flat against the body. If it doesn't, the cups could be too small.

The back band is overstretched

If your straps are too far apart at the back (they should be parallel), it may be that your bra band is too small and so is overstretching.




Monday, 25 June 2012

Know your H2O MOP X5 better ..

Get to know some great stuff about your 
H2O MOP X5 !! 
Your 5-in-1 Steam cleaner with variable Steam 


Does the H2O Mop X5 kill bed bugs?


Ans- Yes, the H2O Mop X5 kills up to 99% of house-hold bacteria, as well as bed bugs. We recommend steaming any mattresses and upholstery with your upholstery / garment steaming attachment. The hot steam kills bacteria and bed bugs, while the microfiber cloth lifts and locks them.


How long do the Microfiber pads last?


Ans- Microfiber Pads can last between 6 months and 1 year depending on the usage, and the care taken.
To prolongue the life of your Microfiber Pads, please follow these care instructions:
- Machine wash 60 ºC (140 ºF)
- Do not bleach
- Do not use softener
- Allow to air dry

Will this be effective on my car upholstery??

Ans- The upholstery / garment steaming attachment is a great tool to clean car upholstery. The hot steam loosens stains and odors, while the microfiber cloth lifts and locks it.

What type of water do I use?
Ans- The H2O Mop X5 uses tap water. However, in areas with hard water, distilled water or Boiled/Soft water should be used for better performance.

My mop stopped producing steam/is producing very little steam, what can I do for this?
Ans- Be sure that the unit is disconnected from the power outlet when performing cleaning. Drain the remaining water in the tank and clean the tank after every use. Please use detergent to clean the accessories (jet Nozzle and Round Brush) when they are dirty, then wash with clean water and air dry.

How to decalcify the Water Tank interior:
To clean calcium deposits that build up inside the Water Tank, add one or two tablespoons of white vinegar to a full Water Tank, close the Water Tank cap and shake the contents. Do NOT turn the steamer on.
Do not immerse the H2O Mop X5 in water.
Cleaning procedure to remove lime scale: 
  • If your H2O Mop X5 begins to produce steam more slowly than usual or stops producing steam you may need to remove lime scale. Lime scale can develop over time on the metal parts and greatly affect mop performance. It is necessary to remove lime scale on a regular basis, every 25 – 50 tomes you use a full tank of water or a least once a month, especially in areas with hard water. The frequency of lime scale removal depends upon the hardness of your tap water and how often you use the steam mop. The H2O Mop X5 uses tap water. However, in areas with hard water, distilled water should be used for better performance.
  • Removal of lime scale from the H2O Mop X5 by using scraper:
    • Make sure that the H2O Mop X5 is disconnected from the power supply before maintenance.
    • Use the Cleaning Pin provided with your unit to remove scale deposits from the small hole of the steam outlet in the main Body (see instruction manual for detailed illustration) by swirling and pushing the pin up and down you will clean the steam outlet. Always ensure that all scale debris have been removed from the steam outlet before reassembling. Continue swirling Cleaning Pin until no further debris is evident.
  • By using cleaning solution:
    • Prepare a solution of ½ white vinegar and 2/3 tap water and add to the water tank.
    • Secure and position the unit to ensure steam released is aimed away from the floor or surrounding objects and surfaces and away from any body part. Plug the unit in, turn the unit ON by pressing the Power Switch (O/I) and allow the unit to produce steam until the vinegar/water solution is used up.
    • Repeat the above procedure as many times as necessary until a normal steam flow rate is achieved.
    • Fill the Water Tank with fresh water and rinse out.
    • Fill the Water Tank with fresh water, attach to the unit and release steam through the system until the Water Tank is empty.
Do not leave the steamer unattended during the lime scale removal process and/or while in use. Perform a test cleaning on a suitable isolated area after each lime scale removal to ensure that there is no debris left in the system.
  • Cleaning blocked steamer accessories:
    • Due to the high mineral content of water in some areas, you may notice that less steam comes out from the Hand-Held Steamer accessories. This may be caused by calcium buildup inside the tip of the nozzle. How to clean the buildup: We recommend using a spray lubricant. Spray a small burst or two of the lubricant inside the tip of the Jet Nozzle. After spraying lubricant inside the component, fill the steamer with water according to the directions and run a continuous jet of steam through the affected accessory for several minutes to remove the deposit. Once the steam pathway is clear, aim the steamer at a neutral surface or a cleaning cloth to make sure no debris is emitted. We recommend performing this procedure in a protected and well- ventilated area
 How can I prevent my H2O Mop X5 from leaving puddles of water?
Ans- To avoid puddling of water, the Microfiber Cloth must be clean and dry for use. To replace the cleaning cloth, proceed as follows: Let the cleaning cloth cool down, remove cloth from unit, replace with a new Microfiber Cloth and continue use. Select Low steam regulator position for minimal steam.


USE THESE SIMPLE TIPS AND GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR H2O MOP X5 !!!!!! 


Contact us at 1860-233-7000 / 022-61289010 / write to us at contact@televantage.in for more tips and information. 

We would be glad to help you ! 

Tuesday, 5 June 2012

Top 11 Tips to get the most from your H2O MOP X5


Top 11 Tips to get the most from your H2O MOP X5 : 

Tip1.    Select Correct Steam Regulator
1 – Low Setting
Ideal for cleaning all hard floors, such as linoleum, ceramic, marble,
wood, etc.
2 – Medium Setting
Ideal for cleaning all hard floors, such as linoleum, ceramic, marble,
wood, etc.
3 – High Setting
Ideal for cleaning carpets and rugs.
4 – Hot Spray Setting
Ideal for cleaning bathrooms, kitchens, window sills, car wheels, etc. You can change the Steam Regulator position and change the steam output while operating the H2O MOP X5
Tip 2.    Clean and Dry Microfiber Cloth
To avoid puddling of water, the Microfiber Cloth must be clean and dry for use. To replace the cleaning cloth, proceed as follows: Let the cleaning cloth cool down, remove cloth from unit, replace with a new Microfiber Cloth (Optional Item) and continue use. Select low steam regulator position.
Tip 3.    10 Seconds to Sanitize Floors
To sanitize an area of your floor, leave the H2O MOP X5 at high steam setting over the steam area for about 10 seconds, but no longer than 15 seconds.
Tip 4.    Always check Suitability
The force and heat of the steam may adversely affect certain materials. Always check the suitability of using the steam mop on a surface by carrying out a preliminary test on a hidden area.
Tip 5.    15 Seconds to Sanitize Sinks, Bathrooms etc.,
To sanitize your work surfaces, kitchen countertops, sinks, bathrooms, etc., use the Hand-Held Steamer over the same area for about 15 seconds.
Tip 6.    Select 1, 2 or 3 Settings for  Duster
Do not use 4 – Hot Spray steam setting when using the Duster. You can change the Steam Regulator position and change the steam output while operating the H2O MOP X5.
Tip 7.    Select 1 or 2 Settings for Garment
Do not use 3 – High and 4 – Hot Spray steam settings when using the Garment Steamer. You can change the Steam Regulator position and the steam output while operating the H2O MOP X5™.
Tip 8.    Use Coral Cloth for sealed hardwood or ceramic floors
The Coral Cloth is soft and durable with hundreds of super absorbing fringes, ideal for your sealed hardwood, ceramic and other types of flooring.
Tip 9.    Empty Water Tank
Any water remaining in the Water Tank should be emptied prior to appliance storage. Always empty the Water Tank at the end of each use.
Tip 10.    Store in a Cool and Dry Place
Please store the unit in a cool and dry place when not in use. Do not leave it exposed to sunlight or rain.
Tip 11.    Wash Microfiber Cloth at 60 °C
• Machine wash at 60 ºC (140 ºF)
• Do not bleach
• Do not use fabric softener