If you had a large vacuum and evaporated water would the steam rise or would gravity keep it at the bottom of the vacuum. I am having a very difficult time finding sources for this information, so please post links if you find a site that says anything about gases in a vacuum.

Im not interested in steam in zero gravity, just in a vacuum + gravity.
I obviously meant a vacuum other then the steam.

AND if you know a brand, which type would you recommend me that is not much more than 0? and can steam cleaners clean wood floors like a regular vacuum or will it mess up the wood floor?
Thanks : - )

I wonder if anybody knows if there are any type of house - made solution I could use in Bissell steam cleaning vacuum.
The stuff I usually get in store is so expensive and with 4 cats and 4 dogs it’s almost impossible to afford it for every week cleaning…
Thanks!

I really would like to steam-vac my sofa! I don’t believe dry cleaning it would really clean it, and I would really prefer to steam vacuum it using the upholstery detergent that came with the vacuu that I just purchased.

We recently just rented one of those steam vacuum to clean all our carpets. In two of our rooms there are these spots that smell like cat pee that definitely weren’t there before. Now both of the rooms reek.

What can we do to make the smell go away? We’ve tried febreeze it doesn’t do much at all. We also put baking soda on the areas that smell then vacuumed it up later, that helped a little but not nearly enough.

Any help is appreciated!