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What they call the "trigger button" is an on and off button. All it does is turn the mop on so it becomes noisy and vibrates, but that's it. No steam shows up, I don't even think the water in the tank gets any warmer either. It doesn't work.
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What they call the "trigger button" is an on and off button. All it does is turn the mop on so it becomes noisy and vibrates, but that's it. No steam shows up, I don't even think the water in the tank gets any warmer either. It doesn't work.

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