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

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 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.

Advertised as like new but missing parts disappointed.. trying to notify but was unsuccessful getting response

Weve used this to remove wallpaper. Its great. The Wallpaper tool is very good. Just a few comments: 1- It says 40 ounces of water. The tank will hold more than 40 ounces, but DONT fill the tank all the way because you will get a rush of hot water out the nozzle before the steam begins and trust me - that is not what you want. 2- the cap on the water chamber is unusual. They made it so that when it is hot, you can try to unscrew it but it will only turn and turn until the cap cools off. If youre in a hurry put the unit under a ceiling fan and give it a while to cool off. You dont want to add water to the unit until the unit has cooled off a little because it will cause the first little bit of water to boil and splash out of the opening. 3- when you first start to spray steam, there will be a spray of the condensed hot water coming out of the nozzle before the steam. So I point the nozzle in a direction that can stand the water (it only takes a second or two) then when the steam comes out, you point it at what needs the steam.

Good for small spaces, definitely not your kitchen floor

We just received this today and I had to try it out. I bought this with the intention of wallpaper removal. Seriously why did I listen to all those people who told me the steam removal wasnt worth the time or money on the steamer? If you have wallpaper and want it gone- this will definitely help! Not only does it ease the removal process, it makes the clean-up 10x faster. Last weekend we finally decided to tackle the horrid wallpaper in our hallway. We scored all the walls, sprayed the fabric softener and went to it. To call it a mess is a tremendous understatement. Took a bit to get it loose and then we had to keep spraying the solution to loosen the paper and glue. Scrape and spray. Over and over and over. The portions we did looked like a war zone. We kept slipping on the glue / fabric softener mess. My husband and I spent about 5 hours and got a bit less than half the hallway done. An hour of that was clean up. This is what I was told was the easiest way. It most definitely was not. A co-worker mentioned using a steamer and how much easier and cleaner it was. Enter the Wagner 915 Steamer. This made a chore into a breeze. Well its still pealing wallpaper, but you get the idea. I read the manual, put the water in with the included funnel, turned it on and waited till the red light went off. Placed the wall plate against the wall and held it in place for 20 seconds. Moved it and started getting an edge up. Once I had the edge up it was steam and peal. Spent about an hour, till the Wagner 915 ran out of steam, and got a good sized bit done by myself. There was less destruction the the wall beneath, much less effort, and so much less mess. I added about 48 oz of water to the unit and waited 20 minutes to begin. The hose is long and easy to maneuver, the wheels make it easy to navigate the main unit. The power cord is short, maybe 3 feet long, so I used an extension cord. I do not have tons of upper body strength and had no issues with an extender holding the steam plate in place. Our home is small, the hallway is actually the shape of the letter F. The kids couldnt go to the bathroom without being carried by my husband last weekend, now with the baby its not a problem. I know that may not seem like it would be a big issue but alas it was. Ive included pictures, The first is at the beginning of the session. The next image is the corner where we stopped last weekend (look at all the spackle!) and the wall I did tonight. The final image is when I was done- all I had done was throw the paper into a trash bag, no mopping at that point. I am not covered in slime, my home doesnt reek of chemicals, and my family wasnt displaced by the project. Definitely worth the money. I have no used it for cleaning yet, but will update when I do.

I wish that they had a better attachment selection like the McCulloch steamers. That being said, it works really well but make sure it has what you need.

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!

The Wagner 915 lifted the dirt off my linoleum floor. It whitened my brownish shower stall grout. Oven and BBQ grease melted away against 100 degree of steam. The bathroom sink and toilet did not have that strong chemical smell from cleaning products after a thorough steaming. With a bit of scrubbing effort plus vinegar, hard water deposits comes off tile and shower floor eventually. Glass and mirror cleaning is a breeze. More importantly, steam cleaning is now a fun chore that everyone in the family is lining up to do. Steam cleaning has its limits. My BBQ cooking grate has several layers of caked-on, baked-in char, short of chiseling, steaming failed miserably. It will work on week old grease but not years of major charring. Care must be taken when steaming next to labels of the BBQ controls. They peel right off after a good steaming. My wish list to Wagner is to have a trigger guard so you dont accidentally let out dangerous steam when putting the nozzle down or against something. Thats why guns have trigger guards as well as safety locks to prevent accidental firing. The brass brush should be stored brush side down to prevent from accidental finger poking. It starts to hurt after getting poked ones or twice trying to fill the tank with water. There should be a level fill mark to indicate how much water is there. This is important so you extend the life of your heating element and tank. The red and green indicator lights are hard to see when used under bright sunlight. Steam cleaning indoors can be quite loud so invest on ear plugs, ear phones or ear muffs. Otherwise, the Wagner is a good steam cleaning appliance. I like the long hose that holds up to stepping and crushing. The plastic material used for the attachments is reminiscent to the industrial grade Kirby vacuum cleaners. Everyone talks about how short the cords is but it really does not bother me. I just got myself a good extension cord. Use of distilled water might turn-off some potential buyers. I want this baby to last a long time so I will continue to use distilled water. I like the transparent rubber guard protecting the on/off toggle switch. Im quite sure thats there for our safety and protection. I didnt mind investing on cheaper small white towels specifically for wiping and/or floor cleaning. The floor scrubber has large enough clips to hold almost any towel material. As long as the width of the towel spans the scrubber, it should work. I find the Wagner 915 ECO Green, and a very good cleaning machine.

For the price I have no complaints. It worked better than I expected. Now it has me looking at $2500 units... LOL