Wagner Spraytech C900134 925e Elite Steamer Multi-Purpose Mop with 20 Accessories for Chemical-Free Steam Cleaning, Hardwood Floors, Tile, and More

Works well, does the job as advertised. The cord isn’t long, I suggest using an extension cord. When you first start it after the orange light turns off, users should know that a stream of hot water drips out before the steam, so beware. Good product, glad I bought it. Removed old stains from a mattress in one go!

I ordered this because a tenant left the house with A LOT of roach feces and dirty, grimy, icky filth all over the house. DISGUSTING! Roach feces are oily, so in order to clean it from anything you have to use really hot water. I was tired of scrubbing and burning my hands using extremely hot water. So I bought this machine. Was in a hurry to use it and was about to send it back for the more expensive commercial steamer until I went home and found the instructions. Yea, helpful to read those first. The next day I used the nylon brushes to clean grout lines. The machine was used the entire day. I do not believe it continues for 40 minutes, seemed a lot shorter, but it took about 3 days to complete this 1300 sq ft house (it was extremely filthy). I had to switch to the wire brush for highly trafficked areas which made a huge difference. It cleaned the grime from the showers and I didn’t have to touch it to scrub (thank goodness). It also removed spilled paint from the tile. I give it 4 1/2 stars due to having to stop and wait for it to cool down before filling and waiting for it to heat back up. Perhaps it wasn’t meant to be used as an entire house clean, and the reason I didn’t doc it a full star. The machine kept going with no problem. Just the wait time of cooling off and heating back up was aggravating and not being able to complete an entire floor before another refill. I do recommend this for smaller jobs. I was very pleased with how the grout lines came clean and as hot as it gets, probably sterilized too.

The whole unit itself is great as a starter unit. Depending on what your needs of use are for it i would’ve enjoyed it more if they actually made a triangle brush attachment for it as I’m a mobile auto detailer and this tools comes in handy at all times. Besides that Is a great unit.

I was searching for various ways to treat a bedbug infestation in apartments and the search ended with the purchase of this steamer unit. Coupled with a few other treatment options, we were able to eradicate the problem. The steam temperature exceeds the temperature in which Bedbugs and eggs can survive. D.E. powder, spray and other measures also played a role in our success.

We bought this steamer in order to help with the removal of wallpaper from several rooms in our home. Based on several days of use so far heres what we think: The Good: Using this steamer beats using chemicals hands down at a price far less than either using chemicals or renting a steamer if you have a large removal area or will need a steamer for more than a couple of weekends. Depending on how many layers of wallpaper and the substrate (for us it was either bare plaster or paint over plaster; worst case was 3 layers of wallpaper on a bare plaster surface, best case was a single layer of wallpaper on a painted surface) you have its reasonable to expect youll be able to remove 15-25 sq. ft. of wallpaper per tank. Between steaming and scraping each tank of distilled water lasted ~ 1 to 1-1/2 hours. The wallplate attachment fits reasonably well and flush to the surface. While removing wallpaper is never fun it was great to be able to peel off wallpaper in large sections instead of having to chip away at it when we used chemicals. The Bad: When using the wallplate for the first time after filling the tank a gush of hot water precedes the steam. Thats not a bad thing when youre working 2-3 or higher on the wall (the hot water simply soaks into the wallpaper and loosens it up) but if youre closer to the floor it can cause a stream of very hot water to soak your floor (not very desirable and possibly damaging). Luckily this effect becomes less pronounced at the tank empties. While the wallplate does effectively steam off wallpaper youll find that a fair bit of steam escapes from the uneven contact of the plate with the wall surface. A better design would include a foam border to enhance the seal between the wallplate and the working surface to better concentrate the steaming effect. Lastly, there is no place to attach the wallplate for safekeeping during the periods when youre scraping. There were several points where we had to use a stepladder to work on the upper portions of the wall and there was no way to safely secure the hose/wallplate when we were done steaming. The manual states that the wallpaper attachment should be pointing bottom side up when not in use to avoid accidentally steaming the floor. What they didnt consider is that, in that configuration, if the trigger were accidentally engaged that a blast of steam would go straight in the air...maybe into someones face...with potentially dire results. The design of the unit should be modified to include a way to afix the steamer handle to the case with the attached tool facing downward and away to prevent accidental discharge. The design should also include a positive safety lock in the trigger mechanism to prevent accidental discharge as well. Suggestions: When using this tool to remove wallpaper weve found it helpful to use a spray bottle containing hot water and wet the wall surface while youre waiting the 20 minutes or so for the steamer to get to operating temperature. The extra water helps loosen the wallpaper and enhances the effect of the steamer, especially when the tank start to run dry. Overall this is a good and very useful steamer. Once the wallpaper job is done well still be able to use it for multiple other cleaning uses :-).

After a decade of living with a big Lab and little children, my light colored sanded grout was awful. I have tried everything - commercial grout cleaning products, all the home recipes, brushes on my drill, you name it. Nothing cleaned it well. I’ve only done about 20 sf so far. It’s going to be a slow, tedious job but I will do it then seal it well. Local floor companies charge from $1/sf to “they-don’t-want-to-do-it” prices. Here are my takeaways: It runs about 30 minutes before needing to be refilled, and it takes about 10 minutes to reheat. It does require some manual pressure to clean very dirty grout so a little break is ok. If possible, have another person to wipe or wet vac the water as you go. There is considerable water from going back and forth on the grout lines so have a lot of old clean towels nearby. ⭐️Move from clean to dirty area so you’re pushing dirty water away from what you’ve cleaned⭐️ I put a towel under my shoes to keep it clean. Brass brush helps but it bends very quickly! The grout was too dirty for plastic bristles this time around. Finally here’s the trick: I pre-treated with Dawn Powerwash spray while the steamer was heating up. I sprayed an area as large as I could work in 30 minute. Look at that sparkling grout! Many reviewers commented on lack of storage for all the parts and the machine. I use the Ziploc Big Bags also sold on Amazon. All-in-all, a good little machine. I think I will be using it for other household jobs (bathtubs, spa tub jets, exterior windows) once I finish the big grout job.

I love this product for cleaning shower head, car, around sinks, tile floors, under sofa, etc... It does a great job. The only issue is that the hose within the hose got pinched and the water would not come out at all. I returned it with no issues and they sent me another one. The 2nd time using the replacement, the inside hose is doing the same thing. I am worried that it will completely pinch again. There is no way to repair the hose when that happens. Needs a stronger hose. The 1st one I only had for about 6 weeks before the hose pinched up. Now, I have only used the replacement one twice and it is starting to happen again.

This should go w/o saying: but make sure you know the material is safe to steam PRIOR to using. Obviously read your all of your manual PRIOR to using. ( My surfaces were fine) Purchased a few weeks ago. Finally used it in a couple of different ways: in bath used on tile in showers / bathtubs & sinks & floors on hardware. Worked great for all of these ..I used the smallest sprayer nozzle for all these areas ( other than the floors) While it didn’t take my grout back to its original clean —it did lift off a very good amount of surface soiling. You could definitely tell the difference. I also used on my sealed wood floors & again you could really tell they were MUCH cleaner. The ONLY con(s) would be 3 things thus far : Biggest for me was : that handle is hard on the hands & if you use it for the entire duration of a steam ? Your hand will feel it due to hard surface of the handle. I will probably use some type of glove next time I use it. Other design flaws? The short cord. Of course I used w the proper /approved extension cord & also ? You have to really eye ball when filling the tank bc you don’t have visible tank line. None of these are deal breakers to me for the price point. Overall? For the money? This steamer ( so far) is definitely worth the it! It provides a decent amount of steam and power to clean. The manual says you get about 40 min of steam I found that to be accurate. I like that I don’t have to use chemicals to clean. So far I would recommend!

Very strange, the picture and the text all say Wagner, but the actual product says Homeright. Nowhere does it say Wagner. I decided to try it anyway. I mainly bought it to kill weeds. I need to eliminate a lot of weeds in my front yard landscaping, and didnt want to use herbicides as I would like to introduce new plants immediately. I must admit I had no idea if this would really work. I have been boiling a 1.5 gallon kettle and dumping it on weeds. That works, but it take 20 minutes to heat the kettle and it is gone in 2 minutes. So this crazy steamer works GREAT. It takes a little over 1 liter of water in the thank, takes about 15 minutes to heat up, and then steams continuously for at least 1/2 hour, maybe more. The steam is super hot and the temp doesnt seem to dip at all during use. I killed at least a hundred weeds in one session. It doesnt have a custom weed killing cone, so I just used the small 2 brush nozzle on the end of the long wand. You just put that guy in the middle of the weed, press it down, and pull the trigger. Hold for 5 seconds and the weed is dead. It looks like parts are still alive, but it is dead. The next day you can tell it is a goner. If you have an area with lots of weeds, just click the lock and you dont have to hold the trigger, you can just go from weed to weed. Also, the 2 nozzle is so precise you can work up pretty close to plants you dont want to kill without damaging them. For higher precision, it has a pinpoint nozzle that puts out a narrow stream of steam. It does kill the plant as easily, but it reaches into nooks and crannies between rocks and pavement and such, and kills pretty good. Here in California it is dry and sunny, and the steamer kills the plant without introducing a lot of water into the soil, which keeps other seeds from starting up. The boiling water would spread out into the soil and other weed seeds would germinate within a few days, so it was a continuous operation. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because of the strange representation of this product as Wagner with no explanation.

Great I use it often. love it