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title: "MC1375 Canister Steam SystemMC1375 Canister Steam System"
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# 18 ft power cord + 7 ft hose 58 PSI steam pressure 90 min continuous steam MC1375 Canister Steam SystemMC1375 Canister Steam System

**Brand:** mcculloch
**Price:** S$460
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## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your clean game — steam-powered precision for every surface!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** MC1375 Canister Steam SystemMC1375 Canister Steam System by mcculloch
- **How much does it cost?** S$460 with free shipping
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## Best For

- mcculloch enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted mcculloch brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Extended 90-Minute Runtime:** Clean large spaces uninterrupted with a massive 48 oz water tank.
- • **Versatile 20-Accessory Kit:** From floor mopping to auto detailing, tackle every surface with precision.
- • **Powerful 58 PSI Steam Pressure:** Blasts away grime and tough stains with industrial-grade steam force.
- • **Extra-Long Reach & Maneuverability:** 18-foot power cord plus 7-foot hose means no corner is out of reach.
- • **Fast Heat-Up & Variable Steam Control:** Ready in under 12 minutes with adjustable steam for delicate or heavy-duty jobs.

## Overview

The McCulloch MC1375 Canister Steam System is a professional-grade steam cleaner delivering 58 PSI of powerful steam pressure, a 48-ounce tank for up to 90 minutes of continuous cleaning, and a comprehensive 20-piece accessory set. Designed for versatility, it excels in deep cleaning floors, auto detailing, and tough household grime with fast heat-up time and variable steam control. Its extra-long power cord and hose provide unmatched reach, making it the go-to solution for millennials seeking efficient, eco-friendly, and thorough home and vehicle cleaning.

## Description

Product Description Experience the deep-cleaning power of the McCulloch MC1375 Canister Steam Cleaner, a multi-purpose steam cleaning system designed for serious home and workshop cleaning. It’s versatile for a wide range of surfaces including tile, appliances, autos, windows, and more. The MC1375 cleans with powerful steam pressure up to 58 PSI, making it ideal for blasting away tough messes and sanitizing surfaces in kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and workshops. With variable steam control, you can easily adjust the output for delicate tasks or heavy-duty scrubbing. Equipped with 20 versatile accessories, including a floor mop attachment, scrub pads, nylon brushes, brass brush, angled nozzle, and extension wands, this portable steam cleaner gives you everything you need to tackle almost any cleaning job. Its large-capacity tank provides up to 90 minutes of continuous steam, allowing for extended sessions without interruption. From sticky spills on tile to embedded grime in grout lines, the MC1375 adapts to every task with ease. It’s exceptional for users needing a reliable steam cleaner for hard floors, and also excels in auto detailing, upholstery, and more. The extra-long power cord and integrated storage offer convenient maneuverability. Unlike smaller handheld units, this canister steam cleaner offers the strength and capacity for full-home cleaning. Built with McCulloch engineering, the MC1375 combines performance, durability, and exceptional value. Whether you're looking for an effective steam mop, a canister steam machine, or a powerful floor steam cleaner, the MC1375 delivers consistent results you can count on. From the Manufacturer McCulloch MC1375 Canister System, Black

Review: Replace (About 90%) of your Elbow Grease with Steam! - Corny title aside, this has been a well-worth purchase. We recently moved into a house where the previous owners did not know how to clean properly. Whether they moved into the house with it like this or not, the grout on these kitchen tiles were so full of gunk and God knows what else that when we first moved in, I attempted to take a chopped down nylon bristle brush, a soapy water and bleach mixture, and go to town on these. My results were impressive, but it took hours, and hours, and hours of scrubbing just to finish the kitchen area, leaving the entire larger dining room portion as nasty as you can see in the image. I'm aware there's a few spots on the tiles themselves that don't look like the machine did a good enough job, that's not the case! I'm simply saving those spots to try out the steaming mop head part. Anyways, I knew if I wanted to get these clean, I was going to have to find another way. I've seen McCulloch steam machines recommended specifically for Auto Detailing, and based on the results I've personally seen, I imagine it'll do phenomenal there. But steam has its uses just about everywhere, and mine was in the kitchen. This was my first time using a steam machine quite like this, so I'm not sure if there's a better way or if I should be using more steam or not, but I set the dial back to use about as little steam as possible, and then bumped it up a tiny bit from there. I attached one of the wider Nylon bristle brush attachments onto the precision nozzle, and went at it. My process was to let the steam do as much of the work for me as possible. I've done more than enough scrubbing on this floor already, so I wasn't eager to do more. I pull the trigger, and move slowly over the grout line, letting the bristles drag on the tile. I do about 3 slow back and forth passes, and as I'm finishing up the 3rd pass, the gunk is already starting to wipe away with the very gentle bristle pressure. Once the 3rd pass is done, I start scrubbing my way back up and down the grout line, blasting the steam the entire time. At this point I'm using a little more pressure, but it's still hardly anything at all, just enough to make sure that the bristles are able to reach into the grout to take out all the nasties. At this point I'm just scrubbing anything I see, dark spots on the edges, dark spots in the grout, etc... just lightly scrubbing. I'm using so little pressure that I can apply the pressure I need with one hand, it's not difficult at all. It takes maybe a whole minute to do an edge of tile if I have to really scrub out a tougher spot. Once I'm done scrubbing, I take my trusty disposable automotive rag, wipe up the water, and I'm off to the next grout line. It's that easy. When the rag is soaked, I take it to the sink, wring it out under clean water, get is as dry as possible, go back and start again. As far as the machine itself is concerned, it can put out a lot of steam. While I don't see anyone needing to use it for a true 2 hours straight (I got the big one), I'm almost certain the machine can handle that. The quality of all the parts seem fine, they're all plastic, but given that they're supposed to withstand the high temperature steam that's coming from the machine, I'm sure they're a higher quality than your typical stuff. I've seen a lot of reviews about how their brushes and such aren't made to snuff with the machine, and I have to say that after having used the same single nylon bristle brush all day, these people have got to be scrubbing way too hard with their stuff. Steam is meant to do a lot of the heavy lifting for you, breaking down virtually anything with the moisture and extreme heat combo (not to mention it's naturally disinfecting as it does!). Once broken down, most of the stuff you'll be using this for should be able to be very gently scrubbed away with minimal effort. You don't have to use a lot of force to see results, the steam does the hard work for you. Granted, this isn't a miracle machine, you're still going to have to put in a very little amount of effort to get it to that 100% mark, but man if it doesn't make it so much easier. If you're on the fence but you have a project in mind you could use this for, I'm almost certain this will make that job easier.
Review: Powerful steam cleaner that works great for detailing - I picked up the McCulloch MC1375 mainly for personal car detailing, and it’s been awesome so far. The steam pressure is strong, it heats up quickly, and the tank lasts a long time — plenty for doing seats, carpets, and all the little cracks and trim pieces. The attachments are useful, and switching between them is simple. I’ve used it on a few interior jobs now and it pulls dirt out way better than I expected. Also works well around the house for floors and tough spots. Overall, really solid quality and definitely worth it if you want a dependable steam cleaner with a long run time.

## Features

- SIMPLE CLEANING — Deep clean using pressured steam to eliminate grease, grime, and stains from a wide variety of surfaces including ceramic tile, granite, wood flooring, laminate, appliances, and more.
- 20 VERSATILE ACCESSORIES — Equipped for steam cleaning jobs in and around your home including a floor mop, mop pads, nylon brushes, brass brush, angled nozzle, scrub pad, scraper, squeegee, and more.
- DETAILING-ORIENTED — Experience personal car detailing at home with the MC1375. Its powerful steam technology and intuitive design make it easy to target tough stains and hard-to-reach crevices, ensuring every inch of your vehicle is spotless.
- LARGE CAPACITY TANK — The 48-ounce water tank heats up in under 12 minutes and provides up to 90 minutes of steam. Blast away dirt and grime with on-demand variable steam control, optional steam lock for continuous steam, and 58 PSI steam pressure.
- GREATER REACH — Extra-long 18-foot power cord and 7-foot steam hose provide added maneuverability and reach for those hard to get to places. Built to meet U.S. voltage requirements. Certified, safety-tested, and warrantied for use only in the U.S.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,369 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #11 in Steam Cleaners |
| Brand | McCULLOCH |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 43,730 Reviews |
| Included Components | 20 accessories, Steam cleaner |
| Model Name | MC1375 |
| Special Feature | 1.5 Hour Runtime, High Pressure, Large Capacity Tank, Personal Car Detailing at Home, Steam Control |
| Surface Recommendation | Carpet |
| Wattage | 1500 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** McCULLOCH
- **Included Components:** 20 accessories, Steam cleaner
- **Model Name:** MC1375
- **Special Feature:** 1.5 Hour Runtime, High Pressure, Large Capacity Tank, Personal Car Detailing at Home, Steam Control
- **Surface Recommendation:** Carpet

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: will the McCulloch MC-1275 Heavy-Duty Steam Cleaner kill bed bugs**
A: Yes, it will kill them but please keep in mind you MUST leave the stream directly on the bug for at least 1 minute. I didn't do this at first and the stream would just stun the bed bugs and they would reanimate after a few minutes. Also with the spray nozzle, it can blow them away. I found the most effective attachment was the flat, floor attachment to keep the steam hitting the bug for the required length of time to kill them dead with out blowing them away. Good luck!

**Q: What is the difference between the 1375 and the 1275?  Thanks.**
A: 1375 - 90 mins of steam and 20 accessories,  1275 - 45mins of steam and 18 accessories.  Biggest difference is the 1275 has no variable control on the steam pressure output to the hand nozzle, where the 1375 has a variable control to adjust the steam pressure depending on cleaning job you are tackling.

**Q: I have tile floors with grout that has been repeatedly stained with dog urine. Would this steamer work for this or just make it smell worse?**
A: I think it would depend on your tiles and your own level of cleanliness and how much elbow grease and time you want to put in.  I have flagstone with thick grout lines.  I  find the steamer helpful for quick jobs or jobs where I am not overly concerned about the finished look.   I used the steamer to clean the house that we bought after all the contractors (including two dry walling companies) were finished.   Based on the pads, I wasn't getting it as clean as I wanted it to be.  I was aiming for a shoeless house so I wanted it clean enough that when you did a regular mopping the mop water would be a light gray.  I finally got to that state using a soap and water solution buffing it in with a floor buffer (Oreck 550 MC bought on Amazon) then using a wetvac to suck it up.  It was more efficient and my regular house cleaner and the contractors were all impressed.  After that, I applied Stonetech sealer bulletproof (also bought on Amazon, but my tile guy was so impressed with my cleaning that he brought me a gallon sized one as a present--$100 value!).  In my experience with many different kinds of floors remodeling houses for myself and other people, this has been the best method I have come up with so far.  I have dogs and kids and this would be the method I would use.  As for smell, I think it works best.  I have used nature's cleaner, vinegar and baking soda to try to get rid of smells.  The steam cleaner does work and I don't know if it was the combination of both processes but I got rid of the smell.    There was leftover smell from the house not being occupied for three years.  Some people commented that the house smelled different at the end and it wasn't the new house smell.  I use Caldrea all purpose cleaner 1/4 cup mixed in a big yellow industrial bucket full of water for  my wet mopping chores.

**Q: I have an acrylic shower.  Has anyone used the steam cleaner on similar fixtures?**
A: I have used my McCulloch on almost everything. My husband kids me, if he stood still too long I would steam clean him. I have acrylic parts on my refrigerator, coffee pot , micro wave. I use it to dust off my artificial plants and trees. In other words I use it on almost everything. But never, never on electronic items or screens.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Replace (About 90%) of your Elbow Grease with Steam!
*by J***R on November 24, 2025*

Corny title aside, this has been a well-worth purchase. We recently moved into a house where the previous owners did not know how to clean properly. Whether they moved into the house with it like this or not, the grout on these kitchen tiles were so full of gunk and God knows what else that when we first moved in, I attempted to take a chopped down nylon bristle brush, a soapy water and bleach mixture, and go to town on these. My results were impressive, but it took hours, and hours, and hours of scrubbing just to finish the kitchen area, leaving the entire larger dining room portion as nasty as you can see in the image. I'm aware there's a few spots on the tiles themselves that don't look like the machine did a good enough job, that's not the case! I'm simply saving those spots to try out the steaming mop head part. Anyways, I knew if I wanted to get these clean, I was going to have to find another way. I've seen McCulloch steam machines recommended specifically for Auto Detailing, and based on the results I've personally seen, I imagine it'll do phenomenal there. But steam has its uses just about everywhere, and mine was in the kitchen. This was my first time using a steam machine quite like this, so I'm not sure if there's a better way or if I should be using more steam or not, but I set the dial back to use about as little steam as possible, and then bumped it up a tiny bit from there. I attached one of the wider Nylon bristle brush attachments onto the precision nozzle, and went at it. My process was to let the steam do as much of the work for me as possible. I've done more than enough scrubbing on this floor already, so I wasn't eager to do more. I pull the trigger, and move slowly over the grout line, letting the bristles drag on the tile. I do about 3 slow back and forth passes, and as I'm finishing up the 3rd pass, the gunk is already starting to wipe away with the very gentle bristle pressure. Once the 3rd pass is done, I start scrubbing my way back up and down the grout line, blasting the steam the entire time. At this point I'm using a little more pressure, but it's still hardly anything at all, just enough to make sure that the bristles are able to reach into the grout to take out all the nasties. At this point I'm just scrubbing anything I see, dark spots on the edges, dark spots in the grout, etc... just lightly scrubbing. I'm using so little pressure that I can apply the pressure I need with one hand, it's not difficult at all. It takes maybe a whole minute to do an edge of tile if I have to really scrub out a tougher spot. Once I'm done scrubbing, I take my trusty disposable automotive rag, wipe up the water, and I'm off to the next grout line. It's that easy. When the rag is soaked, I take it to the sink, wring it out under clean water, get is as dry as possible, go back and start again. As far as the machine itself is concerned, it can put out a lot of steam. While I don't see anyone needing to use it for a true 2 hours straight (I got the big one), I'm almost certain the machine can handle that. The quality of all the parts seem fine, they're all plastic, but given that they're supposed to withstand the high temperature steam that's coming from the machine, I'm sure they're a higher quality than your typical stuff. I've seen a lot of reviews about how their brushes and such aren't made to snuff with the machine, and I have to say that after having used the same single nylon bristle brush all day, these people have got to be scrubbing way too hard with their stuff. Steam is meant to do a lot of the heavy lifting for you, breaking down virtually anything with the moisture and extreme heat combo (not to mention it's naturally disinfecting as it does!). Once broken down, most of the stuff you'll be using this for should be able to be very gently scrubbed away with minimal effort. You don't have to use a lot of force to see results, the steam does the hard work for you. Granted, this isn't a miracle machine, you're still going to have to put in a very little amount of effort to get it to that 100% mark, but man if it doesn't make it so much easier. If you're on the fence but you have a project in mind you could use this for, I'm almost certain this will make that job easier.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Powerful steam cleaner that works great for detailing
*by A***C on December 1, 2025*

I picked up the McCulloch MC1375 mainly for personal car detailing, and it’s been awesome so far. The steam pressure is strong, it heats up quickly, and the tank lasts a long time — plenty for doing seats, carpets, and all the little cracks and trim pieces. The attachments are useful, and switching between them is simple. I’ve used it on a few interior jobs now and it pulls dirt out way better than I expected. Also works well around the house for floors and tough spots. Overall, really solid quality and definitely worth it if you want a dependable steam cleaner with a long run time.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good cleaner, connections a but flimsy
*by J***W on January 11, 2026*

This is a nice steam cleaner and does work well but it is a bit over hyped in the videos. Also, the way the nozzles fit together is a bit flimsy. They often don't connect and pop off. I have used this and it does work and is a reasonable steam cleaner for the price.

## Frequently Bought Together

- McCulloch Canister Steam Cleaner MC1375, 90 Minute Runtime, 20 Accessories: Jet Nozzle, Brushes, & More - Built for Home, Tile, Grout, Carpet, Furniture, Car Detailing, & Commercial Deep Cleaning
- P & S Professional Detail Products Xpress Interior Cleaner – Safe for Leather, Vinyl, Plastic & More, Removes Dirt, Grease & Oil, No Residue, Fresh Scent, No Dilution Needed - 1 Gallon
- P & S PROFESSIONAL DETAIL PRODUCTS Carpet Bomber – Professional Upholstery Cleaner, Citrus-Based Formula, Removes Grease, Dirt & Odors, Highly Dilutable, Safe for Engines & Wheel Wells - 1 Gallon

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