1. The Hot vs. Cold Contradiction
The Problem: The title calls this a "Steam Foam Carpet Cleaning Machine" and the specifications list a "Boiler Power: 1500W". However, under Cleaning Process, it explicitly says "Cold Water Cleaning".
The Fix: If the machine has a 1500W boiler to heat water and create steam or hot foam, change the Cleaning Process to Hot Water / Steam Extraction.
2. Misapplied Industrial Jargon
The Problem: Once again, the sheet lists the Cleaning Type as Clean-In-Place (CIP) and mentions features for stripping.
The Reality: "CIP" is an automated internal pipe-cleaning process for factories, and "stripping" means dissolving wax off hard tile floors using heavy chemical rotaries. Neither applies to a portable upholstery and carpet extractor with a 195mm ($7.6\text{ inch}$) hand tool.
The Fix: Change Cleaning Type to Manual Spray-Extraction and remove the word "stripping" from the key features to avoid misleading buyers.
3. Vague Machine Classification
The Problem: Leaving Machine Type: Other looks incomplete and unprofessional to a commercial buyer.
The Fix: Change this to Commercial Carpet & Upholstery Extractor.
4. Confusing Weight References
The Problem: The top of the spec table lists Weight: 18kg. The bottom lists Net Weight: 14.56kg and Gross Weight: 18kg. Then, the Key Features section states: "Weighing 18kg, this machine is easy to maneuver..."
The Fix: When talking about maneuverability and ease of use, you should always reference the Net Weight (the actual weight of the empty machine during use). Update the Key Features text to read: "Weighing just 14.56 kg empty, this machine is easy to maneuver..."
