Total Home Master 2-In-1 S7 - Polisher VAX - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	Vax
Model	Total Home Master 2-In-1 S7 Series
Product Type	Steam Mop / Polisher
Wattage	1600W
Voltage	220-240V
Water Tank Capacity	0.4L
Cord Length	7m
Weight	2.7kg
Steam Ready Indicator	Green light illuminates when ready
Handheld Detachable	Yes, with accessory hose
Carpet Glider	Included for refreshing carpets
Hard Water Filter	Replace every 3-6 months
Safety Features	Thermal cut-out, auto shut-off on overheating
Included Accessories	Detailer tool, window squeegee/upholstery tool, concentration nozzle, grout brush, small/large plastic brushes, metal brush, scraper tool, shoulder strap, microfibre pad, carpet glider/cooling base, accessories bag, measuring jug, descaling pin
Additional Accessories (S7-A/S7-A+)	S7-A: BBQ tool; S7-A+: BBQ tool, Pro clean pads x3, Nano head
Cleaning pad type	Microfibre, machine washable (max 40°C)
Use	Floors, carpets, upholstery, windows, tiles, grout, ovens, BBQs
Warranty	2-year free guarantee (register online)

Frequently Asked Questions - Total Home Master 2-In-1 S7 VAX

Why is the steamer not producing steam?

Check that the water tank has water and is correctly fitted. Ensure the hard water filter is in place, not damaged or blocked. If the steam path is blocked, refer to 'Let's talk technical' in the manual to clear blockages.

Why won't the cleaning pad pick up dirt?

The cleaning pad may be saturated or dirty. Wash the microfibre pad (machine washable at max 40°C) and allow to fully dry before use.

Why is steam coming from the side of the steamer?

Steam from the side may indicate a blockage inside the steamer. Unplug the steamer and follow the instructions in 'Let's talk technical' to clear blockages using the descaling pin.

How do I change the hard water filter?

Remove the water tank to access the hard water filter. Pull out the old filter (discoloured or darkened) and replace with a new beige/cream filter every 3 to 6 months or sooner if discoloured.

Can I use the steamer on carpets?

Yes, but always attach the microfibre pad and place the steamer into the carpet glider for carpet refreshing. Move slowly and avoid over-wetting.

What should I do if the steamer overheats and shuts off?

Turn off and unplug the steamer. Allow it to cool for at least 2 to 4 hours before restarting. This is a safety feature to prevent damage.

How do I clean the microfibre pad?

Hold the corner of the pad with your foot and lift the steamer to remove. Machine wash the pad at max 40°C without bleach or fabric softener. Air dry completely before use.

Can I use my steamer on waxed floors?

No, the steamer is not suitable for waxed polished floors, acrylic surfaces, or steam-sensitive materials. Always test on a hidden area first.

How do I detach the handheld steamer?

Press the handle release button and lift the handle off. Then press the floor head release button and lift the main body from the floor head. Attach the accessory connector for handheld use.

What accessories are included with the S7 model?

The S7 includes: detailer tool, window squeegee/upholstery tool, concentration nozzle, grout brush, small/large plastic brushes, metal brush, scraper, shoulder strap, microfibre pad, carpet glider/cooling base, accessories bag, measuring jug, and descaling pin. S7-A adds a BBQ tool; S7-A+ adds BBQ tool, 3 Pro clean pads, floor head & Nano head.

USER MANUAL Total Home Master 2-In-1 S7 VAX

Duet Master - S7 Series

Let's get started

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Basic safety precautions

This steamer is intended for household use only and NOT for commercial or industrial use.

• Only use the steamer indoors and keep the area you're cleaning well lit.
• Keep fingers, hair and loose clothing away from moving parts and openings whilst using the steamer.
• This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge, if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.

Don'ts

• Don't touch any hot areas/accessories on the steamer. It's normal for the steamer and accessories to heat up during use, always turn off and allow them to cool down before handling or changing accessories.
• Don't leave the steamer plugged in when unattended.
• Don't use the steamer if it has been dropped, damaged, immersed in water or left outdoors.
• Don't run over the power cord or use steamer if the power cord or plug is damaged. Please contact our Customer Care Line on: 0330 026 8455 (Mon-Fri 8.30am-6.30pm, Sat 9.00am - 5.00pm).

Do's

• Always fill the water tank with water only, never add perfume, stain remover or products containing alcohol.
• Always vacuum your carpets thoroughly and make sure hard floor areas are free from grit and debris before using the steamer.
• Always unplug the steamer before carrying out any maintenance.
• Always replace the fuse in the plug with a British 13amp fuse. Always protect the power cable from heated surfaces or near open flames.

Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.

• Please refer to floor manufacturer's care recommendations before use, and test your flooring/carpet/rugs by running the steamer over a small hidden area, if no pile distortion or no damage occurs continue cleaning. Not suitable for use on wax polished floors or furniture, acrylic surfaces and synthetic, velvet or steam/water sensitive materials.
• This steamer should not be used to clean electrical appliances such as microwaves, televisions and electrical heating systems etc.

• Only Vax recommended tools should be used with the steamer.

• Don't handle the plug or use the steamer with wet hands.

• Don't pull or carry the steamer by the power cord. Don't use the power cord as a handle, pull the power cord around corners, sharp edges or close a door over the power cord. Don't unplug steamer by pulling on the power cord.
• Don't attempt to remove blockages with sharp objects as this may cause damage to the steamer, remove blockages only as instructed in this guide.
• Don't aim the steamer at people, animals, plants and electrical components such as the interior of ovens or wires. Never touch the steam jet from a short distance (there is a risk of scalding).

• Don't use the steamer with incorrect voltage as this may result in damage or injury to the user. The correct voltage is listed on the ratings label.

• Use only CE approved 13amp extension cords, non-approved extension cords may overheat. Care should be taken to arrange the extension cord as it could be a trip hazard.
  • Always carry the steamer by the handle.

• Store the steamer in a cool, dry area. Before storing the steamer please ensure the water tank is thoroughly clean and dry.

Please keep instructions for further use and use only as instructed in this guide.

Thank you for buying this Duet Master S7 Series.

Taking care of your floors

The Duet Master is designed to make steaming floors, upholstery and surfaces regularly, as effective and efficient as possible and this user guide will help you get the most out of your machine.

Maintaining your home with the Duet Master will ensure it stays hygienically clean.

Maintaining your floors will ensure they keep their appearance for longer. You've chosen floors for your home for a reason and Vax will help you take good care of them.

Taking care of your Duet Master

Also inside this guide are instructions on maintaining your new machine, so that it's always ready when you are to tackle your home.

Taking care of you

We're here if you need us. Instead of taking me back to the shop, simply visit:

vax.co.uk/support or call:

(UK) 0330 026 8455 (ROI) 1-800 928 308

Monday-Friday 8.30am to 6.30pm, Saturday 9.00am to 5.00pm

Calls are charged at the UK local rate. Please make a note of the serial number and model number of the product before calling.

Alternatively, you can write to us at:

Vax Ltd., Kingswood Road, Hampton Lovett, Droitwich, Worcestershire, WR9 0QH, UK This User Guide can be found online at: vax.co.uk/support

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Contents

Let's talk safety

Getting to know your machine

Getting started

Using your machine

Taking care of your machine

Let's talk technical

What to do if it goes wrong

Getting in touch

Accessories

S7-A model also includes

BBQ Tool

S7-A+ model also includes

BBQ Tool

Pro clean pads x3

Floor head & Nano head (alternative floor head)

Duet Master - S7 Series

Included with your machine

Detailer tool

Window squeegee /Upholstery tool

Concentration nozzle

Accessories connector

Grout brush

Small plastic brush

Large plastic brush

Metal brush

Scraper tool

Shoulder strap

Window cloth

Microfibre cleaning pad

Carpet glider/Cooling base

Accessories storage bag

Measuring jug

Descaling pin

Getting to know your machine

Technical Specification

Product	Duet MasterTotal HomeMaster	Duet MasterTotal HomeMaster	Duet MasterTotal HomePro
Model code S7 S7-A S7-A+
Wattage 1600w 1600w 1600w
Voltage 220-240v 220-240v 220-240v
Water tank capacity 0.4l 0.4l 0.4l
Cord length 7m 7m 7m
Weight 2.7kg 2.7kg 2.7kg

Subject to technical change without notice.

Accessories & Consumables*

Hard Water Filter Kit (Type 1)	Carpet Glider (Type 1)
1-1-133327-00	1-1-132671-00
Microfibre Cleaning Pads (Type 1)	Shoulder Strap
1-1-131448-00	1-1-132373-00
Steam Accessory Brush Kit (Type 3)	Pro Cleaning pads (Type 6)
1-1-132730-00	1-1-132319-00
Steam Accessory Tool Kit (Type 2)
1-1-132731-00

*To purchase consumables and accessories, please visit vax.co.uk

Getting started

CAUTION: The steamer head gets very hot during use. Always switch off the steamer before emptying the water tank or changing the cleaning pads/accessories.

IMPORTANT: Please refer to floor manufacturer's care recommendations before use and test the steamer on an hidden area of flooring/surface to begin with.

Before you begin cleaning

• Test for colour fastness in a small hidden area of upholstery/fabric to check for colour removal before use.
- When using the steamer, basic safety precautions should always be observed.
- Don't aim the steamer at people, animals, plants and electrical components such as interior of ovens or wires. Never touch the steam jet or floor head from a short distance (there is a risk of scalding).
- The steamer is equipped with a thermostat and a thermal cut-out. If for any reason the steamer overheats it will switch off. If this happens turn off and unplug the steamer, allow to cool for a least 2 to 4 hours and re-start.
- Don't use hot or boiling water to fill clean water tank.

Assembling your steamer

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Push the main body down into the floor head until it clicks into place.

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Stand the steamer upright by pushing the main body forward to lock into position.

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Push the handle into main body until it clicks into place.

Using your machine

Filling water tank

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Press the water tank release button and pull tank to remove.

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Pull the tab on water tank cap to open.

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Fill water tank with max 400ml of water. Replace cap and push firmly to close.

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To replace water tank, line up base of water tank into ridge of steamer. Push to click into place.

IMPORTANT: Never use the steamer without a cleaning pad attached to the floor head. Never leave the steamer in one spot for extended period of time or with a damp or wet pad attached as this may damage the floor surface.

Using your steam mop

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Place the microfibre pad on the floor white side facing up. Place Steamer onto pad making sure the entire pad covers the floor head.

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Plug into mains and press the power button to switch on.

The blue light will illuminate to show power on and steamer is heating.

The green light will illuminate to show the steamer is ready to use. The green light will go off when the steamer is re-heating.

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Place your foot onto the floor head and pull handle backwards to recline.

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To produce steam squeeze the trigger in short bursts. Don't hold the trigger continuously to prevent over wetting floors.

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Move the steamer slowly backwards and forwards across the floor paying particular attention to high traffic areas. Squeeze/ release trigger as required.

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Hold corner of pad down with your foot and lift steamer to remove.

CAUTION: Always allow the steamer to fully cool down before removing the microfibre pad.

Using your machine

IMPORTANT: When using on carpets, always make sure the microfibre cleaning pad covers the floor head entirely before using the carpet glider. Only use the carpet glider when refreshing carpets

Refreshing carpets

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Place the microfibre pad on the floor white side facing up. Place steamer onto pad making sure the entire pad covers the floor head.

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With microfibre pad attached, place steamer into the carpet glider. The carpet glider should only be used when refreshing carpets.

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Plug into mains and press the power button to switch on.

The blue light will illuminate to show power on and steamer is heating.

The green light will illuminate to show the steamer is ready to use. The green light will go off when the steamer is re-heating.

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Place your foot onto the floor head and pull handle backwards to recline.

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To produce steam squeeze the trigger in short bursts. Don't hold the trigger continuously to prevent over wetting carpets.

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Move the steamer slowly backwards and forwards across the carpet paying particular attention to high traffic areas. Squeeze/ release trigger as required.

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Lift steamer off carpet glider.

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Hold corner of pad down with your foot and lift steamer to remove.

CAUTION: Always allow the steamer to fully cool down before removing the microfibre pad.

Using your machine

Using the Nano head (S7-A+ Only)

Quick and easy release to remove stubborn stains for better cleaning results.

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Hard tough bristles to agitate stubborn stains.

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Hold side floor head down with your foot and lift steamer to release Nano head.

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Place your foot onto the Nano head and pull handle backwards to recline.

IMPORTANT: Test for colourfastness on a small hidden area of upholstery/fabric to check for colour removal before use

Using the handheld steamer

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Push the handle release button and lift the handle to remove from main body.

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Push the floor head release button and lift the main body from the floor head to remove.

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Push the accessory connector onto the steamer nozzle until it clicks into place.

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Line up the concentration nozzle with the accessory connector, twist and push to lock into place.

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Choose an accessory.

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Line up accessory with concentration nozzle, twist and push to lock into place.

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Press the on/off button to switch on.

Using your machine

CAUTION: Always allow tools and accessories to cool down before removing.

Attaching the accessory hose

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Push the accessory connector onto the steamer nozzle until it clicks into place.

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Line up hose with the accessory connector, twist and push to lock into place.

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Line up concentration nozzle with the hose, twist and push to lock into place.

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Choose an accessory.

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Line up accessory with concentration nozzle, twist and push to lock into place.

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Press the on/off button to switch on.

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After connecting the hose, concentration nozzle and tools check they are securely fitted and locked in place before turning on.

Using your machine

IMPORTANT: Accessories can only be attached with the concentration nozzle. Taps should be turned off when steaming around them. Don't steam clean ovens, oven surfaces or grills when hot. Allow to cool to room temperature.

Using the tools

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Concentration nozzle

Use to remove soap scum in baths and shower enclosures and to clean stubborn stains in kitchens.

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Brushes

Ideal for any surface from tiles, sinks, toilets and oven tops.

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Window squeegee tool

Great for leaving your windows, tiles and mirrors gleaming.

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Upholstery/cloth tool

Attach the cloth to the squeegee tool for use on upholstery and clothes.

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Grout brush

Lifts embedded dirt from in between tiles.

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Detail nozzle

For hard to reach areas e.g. around taps.

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Scraper tool

Ideal for removing dried on residue from ovens, work surfaces and pans.

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BBQ tool

Ideal for removing dried on residue from BBQ grills.

CAUTION: Always allow tools and accessories to cool down before removing.

Taking care of your machine

IMPORTANT: Don't leave water in the tank between uses, this can effect the steamers performance, the water tank should to be emptied and rinsed after each use.

Emptying the water tank

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Press the water tank release button and pull tank to remove.

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Pull the tab on water tank cap to open.

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Empty any excess water over the sink.

Clearing blockages

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If there is an obstruction to the steam flow through the machine, steam may be released through the bleed valve.

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Press the button on the neck of the machine to remove the floor head.

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Using the de-scaling pin, insert the full length of the pin into the nozzle. It may be necessary to twist the pin to insert fully.

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Remove the pin from the nozzle. Holding the main body of the steamer vertically, tap the nozzle on a hard surface to release any mineral deposits.

Taking care of your machine

IMPORTANT: Don't operate the steamer without hard water filter in place. The condition of the filter affects the performance of your steamer, check and change filter periodically. If you live in a hard water area the filter will discolour or darken over time. Depending on water hardness and frequency of use, the filter should be changed every 3 to 6 months (or if the filter has discoloured).

Changing the hard water filter

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Remove water tank to access the hard water filter.

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Pull hard water filter to remove.

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New filter (beige/cream colour).

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Hard water filter should be replaced every 3-6 months or if discoloured and darkened.

IMPORTANT: Never use bleach or fabric softener when washing the microfibre pad. Always allow the steamer to fully cool down before removing the microfibre pad.

Cleaning the microfibre pad

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Using your foot, hold the corner of the microfibre pad down, lift steamer to remove.

All cleaning pads are machine washable (Max 40°C) allow to fully dry before use.

Notes

What to do if it goes wrong

SolutionProblem

There is an accessory missing.

- Check the 'This pack contains' panel on the box to make sure the part is included with your machine.

The steamer has no power.

- Check the On/Off button has been pressed to on. The blue light should illuminate when on.

• The plug may not be fully pushed into the electrical socket.

- Check the fuse in the plug if this needs replacing, always replace with a British 13amp fuse.

Why is the steamer not producing steam?

- There may be no water in clean water tank, check the clean water tank has water.

- Check the clean water tank is correctly fitted. Go to 'Using your machine'.

- Check the hard water filter is in place, not damaged or blocked and need replacing. Go to 'Taking care of your machine'.

- Steam path may be blocked. Go to 'Let's talk technical'.

Why won't the cleaning pad pick up dirt?

- The cleaning pad may already be saturated or dirty, wash the cleaning pad. Go to 'Taking care of your machine'.

Why is steam coming from the side of the steamer?

- Steam coming from the side of the machine may indicate a blockage within the steamer. To clear any blockages go to 'Let's talk technical'.

CAUTION: Always unplug the steamer before performing maintenance/troubleshooting checks.

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Alternatively, you can write to us at:

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Accessories

Don't forget your accessories!

Order at: www.vax.co.uk/spares-and-solutions

Steam Cleaning Pads (Type 2)

1-1-133071-00

3 microfibre cleaning pads (type 2). Drawstring attachment ideal for everyday cleaning. Machine washable for continuous use.

Coral Cleaning Pads (Type 3)

1-1-131643-00

These microfibre coral pads are super absorbent and are ideal for removing stubborn stains. The pads attach to the steam cleaner using a drawstring, to secure the pad in place over the steamer floorhead.

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Pro Cleaning Pads (Type 6)

1-1-132319-00

3 pro cleaning pads. Ideal for stubborn stain removal throughout your home. These cleaning pads attach to the base of the steam mop, so it's quick and easy to fit and remove.

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Microfibre Pet Pads (Type 9)

1-1-133265-00

Microfibre pet pads (Type 9) with one touch fit system. Ideal for picking up pet hairs. Machine washable for continuous use.

Steam Mop Cleaning Pads

1-1-131864-00

A pack of triangular steam cleaning pads for your Vax Steamer's triangular floorhead.

Pack contains: 2x Microfibre Cleaning Pads, 2x Coral Pads.

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Total Home Pads

1-1-132528-00

Avoid cross contamination between different areas of your home with this Total Home cleaning kit. Kit contains 8 x coloured microfibre cleaning pads for all areas of your home.

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Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste. Please recycle where facilities exist. Check with your Local Authority or retailer for recycling advice.

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