Hi,
Im not sure if this has been discussed, but the no burn steam wands that are starting to become more prevalent on prosumers lately has many positives - but what about the negetives. Ive heard that the no-burn wands produce a wetter steam than the non-insulated old school - keep it real ones.
I have the Minore and have found the steam to be sufficient, but Ive nothing really (as far as time goes) to compare it to.
Does wet/dry steam have anything to do with the wand type, hole size and number, pressure, or a combo of everything?
Just throwing around some ideas.
YeeZa
Im not sure if this has been discussed, but the no burn steam wands that are starting to become more prevalent on prosumers lately has many positives - but what about the negetives. Ive heard that the no-burn wands produce a wetter steam than the non-insulated old school - keep it real ones.
I have the Minore and have found the steam to be sufficient, but Ive nothing really (as far as time goes) to compare it to.
Does wet/dry steam have anything to do with the wand type, hole size and number, pressure, or a combo of everything?
Just throwing around some ideas.
YeeZa


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