STC204 Fabric & Upholstery Spot Cleaner with 16000Pa Spray Extraction and 110°C Steam
The STC204 fabric and upholstery spot cleaner sprays clean water into the pile and pulls it straight back out with 16000Pa of suction from a 1700W motor, so the dirt leaves with the water instead of being pushed deeper. It works about 10 cm down into upholstery and carpet, and the same unit switches to 110°C steam for curtains, jackets and anything that should not be soaked.
Clean water and dirty water sit in two separate tanks — 1600 ml clean, 950 ml dirty — and the hose runs 1.6 m from a body that measures 425 × 205 × 365 mm. Four nozzles cover sofa, rug, mattress, car seat, curtain and soft toy, and the nozzle line is self-cleaning before the unit is stored. Model designation: STC204.
Key specifications
| Colour | White |
| Plug type | EU / AU / UK / US (selected per order) |
| Voltage | 220–240 V |
| Model | STC204 |
| Product name | Fabric and upholstery spot cleaner |
| Cleaning method | Spray extraction (hot water wet cleaning) |
| Rated power | 1700 W |
| Suction | 16000 Pa |
| Steam temperature | 110 °C |
| Cleaning depth | About 10 cm into the pile |
| Working settings | Cold water / hot water / steam boost |
| Clean water tank | 1600 mL |
| Dirty water tank | 950 mL |
| Hose length | 1.6 m |
| Cord length | 4 m |
| Nozzles | 4, including a self-cleaning head |
| Unit size | 425 × 205 × 365 mm |
| Net weight | 5.15 kg |
| Carton | 440 × 435 × 745 mm, 4 units per carton |
| Carton weight | 21.5 kg |
| Certification | CE / RoHS / EMC / LVD |
| MOQ | 500 units |
| Customization | Logo and packaging |
| Sample lead time | 2 days |
| Production lead time | 30 days |
| Quality control | 5-step QC before shipment |
What a Fabric and Upholstery Spot Cleaner Does
This category is searched under several names — fabric and upholstery spot cleaner, upholstery cleaning machine, carpet extractor, portable carpet cleaner, sofa cleaning machine, mattress cleaner — and the machines all work the same way: inject water into the fabric, then pull the water and the dirt back out in the same pass. What separates one unit from another is how much suction is behind the extraction, how deep the water actually reaches, whether the dirty water goes back into the clean tank, and what else the machine can do with the same body. Those four are what this page documents.
16000Pa Spray Extraction That Reaches 10 cm Into the Pile
A 1700W motor drives 16000Pa of suction, and the nozzle works as a closed loop: clean water is injected at the front of the head, the pile is wetted through its full depth, and the dirty water is drawn back through the same head into the recovery tank. Because the two happen in one pass, the fabric is not left soaked while you fetch something else — the water that goes in comes straight back out. The measured working depth is about 10 cm, which is what separates a spot cleaner from a surface wipe: on a sofa or a mattress the soil sits below the surface fibres, and only water that reaches it can lift it.
One Machine, Four Nozzles
Four nozzles ship with the unit. The wide head covers open upholstery and rug, the narrow head works seams, piping and the crease between a seat base and backrest, the brush head lifts matted pile before extraction, and the small head gets into the tight corners that a wide nozzle skips. Changing heads is a push-fit, so one body serves the sofa, the rug, the mattress and the car without a second machine.
Cold Water, Hot Water and Steam Boost
Three settings cover three kinds of fabric problem. Cold water is the setting for delicate and colour-fast covers, where heat is the risk rather than the cure. Hot water loosens set-in stains — the coffee ring, the food mark, the traffic lane on a sofa arm — before extraction pulls them out. Steam boost runs 110°C steam through the head to refresh a surface, lift creases in curtains and take the stale smell out of a cushion that cannot go in the wash. On a pet bed or a settee the sequence is usually hot water for the stain and steam for the odour.
Two Tanks Kept Apart: 1600 ml Clean, 950 ml Dirty
Clean water and dirty water never share a container. The 1600 ml front tank holds what goes onto the fabric; the 950 ml rear tank holds what comes back, so the machine is never spraying water it has already pulled out of a sofa. Both tanks lift off the body for filling at a tap and emptying into a sink, and the recovery tank is translucent, which is how the operator sees the water turning from clear to brown and knows the soil is actually leaving the fabric. On a commercial job that is also how a technician judges when a section is finished.
Four Steps, One Pass
Fill, spray, extract, empty. Water goes into the clean tank, the head sprays across the fabric, the nozzle is drawn back over the pile and the dirty tank is poured out at the end. There is no pre-treatment stage to schedule and no drying time to plan around: the extraction pass is the drying pass, and the fabric is left damp rather than wet. For a household that means a sofa is usable the same day; for a cleaning company it means a second room can start while the first one dries.
Self-Clean, Then Store
The nozzle line has a self-cleaning function, and the routine is three steps: empty and rinse the dirty tank, run the self-cleaning cycle through the hose and head, then coil the hose onto the base tray. Residue and odour live in the hose, not in the tank, so flushing the line after a job is what keeps the next job from starting with a smell. The base tray holds the coil, which keeps the machine compact between uses instead of leaving a loose hose on the floor.
Where It Works: Sofa, Rug, Mattress, Car Seat, Curtains, Soft Toys
The same body covers the six fabric surfaces in a home. On a sofa the wide head runs the seat cushions and the narrow head works the arms and piping. On carpet and rug the brush head lifts the pile before the water goes in, which matters on a deep shag where surface spray never reaches the soil. A mattress gets hot water across the quilting and the seams — the places that hold dust and sweat and never see a washing machine. Car seats and mats are reached with the 1.6 m hose and the narrow head, into the bolsters and the gap beside the rail. Curtains and jackets are steam work rather than wet work. Plush toys and cushions are the case that cannot go in the wash at all.
For Distributors, Private Label Brands and Amazon Sellers
The unit is built for the trade rather than for a single retail shelf. Appliance distributors and importers can list one SKU that covers upholstery, carpet, mattress and car interior. Private label brands can start an upholstery-care line on the same chassis with their own logo and packaging. Amazon and Shopify sellers get a high-ticket small appliance with a story that photographs well — the cutaway, the two tanks and the four nozzles are all visual arguments. Retail chains in the EU, the Middle East and Southeast Asia and commercial cleaning companies equipping field teams work from the same carton and the same certification file.
The commercial terms follow the same logic: MOQ is 500 units, samples ship in 2 days, production runs 30 days, and each unit passes a 5-step QC before packing. Four units go into a 440 × 435 × 745 mm carton at 21.5 kg, which is the figure a distributor needs to calculate a container. CE, RoHS, EMC and LVD documents are in place, so EU and US channel onboarding does not wait on paperwork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the STC204 fabric and upholstery spot cleaner?
It is a mains-powered spray-extraction cleaner for fabric surfaces. It injects clean water into the pile and pulls it back out with 16000Pa of suction from a 1700W motor, and it can also run 110°C steam. The model designation is STC204.
How deep does it clean?
About 10 cm into the pile. Water is injected at the front of the nozzle, travels through the fibres and is extracted at the base of the same head, which is why the soil below the surface comes out with the water.
What is the difference between the three settings?
Cold water is for delicate and colour-fast fabric, hot water loosens set-in stains, and steam boost sends 110°C steam through the head to refresh curtains, jackets and cushions. A typical job uses hot water on the stain and steam on the odour.
Do clean and dirty water share a tank?
No. The clean tank holds 1600 ml and the dirty tank holds 950 ml, and they are separate containers that lift off the body. The machine is never spraying water that has already been through the fabric.
What do the four nozzles cover?
A wide head for open upholstery and rug, a narrow head for seams and piping, a brush head that lifts matted pile, and a small head for tight corners. They are push-fit, so one body handles sofa, rug, mattress and car interior.
Can it be used on a mattress?
Yes. Hot water works across the quilting and into the seams, and the extraction pass leaves the surface damp rather than wet. It is the same process used on a sofa cushion or a rug.
How long are the hose and the cord?
The hose is 1.6 m and the cord is 4 m. The hose is what lets the nozzle reach into car footwells and behind seat rails while the body stays on the floor.
How is the machine cleaned after use?
Empty and rinse the dirty tank, run the self-cleaning cycle through the hose and nozzle, then coil the hose onto the base tray. Flushing the line is what stops residue and odour carrying into the next job.
What are the commercial terms?
MOQ is 500 units, samples ship in 2 days and production takes 30 days, with a 5-step QC before packing. Logo and packaging customisation are supported, and CE, RoHS, EMC and LVD documents ship with the order.
How many units fit in a carton?
Four. The carton measures 440 × 435 × 745 mm and weighs 21.5 kg, and the unit itself is 425 × 205 × 365 mm at 5.15 kg.
Request a Quotation for the STC204
Send your target market, the annual volume and the packaging requirement, and we will return a full container quotation including freight within 24 hours, with packaging options and tiered pricing in 3 working days. Samples ship in 2 days and reach you within 5 working days. Distributors comparing this upholstery cleaning machine with a surface spot cleaner usually start from the same four figures: 1700 W, 16000Pa, 10 cm of cleaning depth and two tanks that never mix.
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