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| | Features | Electric wallpaper steamer; uses only tap water, no chemical messEasy way to remove vinyl, painted, and multiple layers of wallpaperLightweight durable plasticIncludes reservoir and 8-by-11-inch steam plate, 6-foot power cord1 gallon reservoir; 5.6 pounds; 1-year home-use warranty
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| | Description | With the Wagner 705 Wallpaper Power Steamer you can remove wallpaper the first time, every time. This lightweight steamer provides 1,500 watts of steam power, a long, 11-foot steam hose, and a steam plate with a large surface area, so you can quickly and easily remove wallpaper without chemicals, even in hard-to-reach places. | Wagner 705 Wallpaper Power Steamer package includes:- Wagner 705 Wallpaper Power Steamer
- Six-foot power cord
- 11-foot steam hose
- One-gallon reservoir
- 8 x 11 inch steam plate
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The steamer's compact, lightweight frame handles and stores easily. View larger. |
This powerful, chemical-free steamer removes multiple layers of wallpaper in minutes. View larger. |
Remove Wallpaper in Just One Step
With 1,500 watts of steam power, the Wagner 705 makes easy work of removing wallpaper--it's even powerful enough to remove multiple layers of wallpaper and wallpaper that's been painted over.And with a large, 8 x 11 inch steam plate, the 705 Power Steamer offers generous coverage for quick and efficient wallpaper removal. Simply place the steam plate on your wall for about 10 seconds--the steam will penetrate the wallpaper, making it easy to peel. , Wallet-Friendly Wallpaper Removal
The Wagner 705 Power Steamer uses no chemicals, solvents, or detergents, so it's an choice that is safe for homes with kids and pets. And since the 705 Wallpaper Power Steamer uses just regular tap water, and because the steamer can be reused again and again, it's a cost-effective choice for you and your family. Easy-to-Use, Lightweight Design
With a lightweight design and an easy-grip handle that's located on top of the reservoir tank, the Wagner 705 Power Steamer is portable enough to use anywhere. The long, 11-foot steam hose lets you access hard-to-reach places with ease, and the built-in handle on the steam plate allows for easy, one-handed operation. The large, one-gallon reservoir holds enough water for up to 70 minutes of steaming, and an innovative pressure relief and overheat protection feature keeps the steamer safe from overheating. Additionally, the 705's small footprint makes it compact enough to store in a closet or nook until its next use. The Wagner 705 Power Steamer is backed by a one-year limited warranty for residential use. What's in the Box
Wagner 705 Steamer, six-foot power cord, 11-foot steam hose, one-gallon reservoir, and 8 x 11 inch steam plate.
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 0.0 inches | | Product Width: | 0.0 inches | | Product Height: | 0.0 inches | | Product Weight: | 5.63 pounds | | Package Length: | 12.7 inches | | Package Width: | 12.6 inches | | Package Height: | 8.7 inches | | Package Weight: | 5.4 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 120 reviews |
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57 of 57 found the following review helpful:
 Should be sold in every hardware store! Apr 25, 2009
By CA reader
A friend and I decided to strip her walls of wallpaper so she purchased the Wagner wallpaper steamer. It worked great, but since only one of us could use it at a time, I purchased the Wagner 905 on-demand steamer to get the job done faster. This review is a side-by-side comparison of the two units.
The main difference is when you plug in the wallpaper steamer, it heats the water and steam rises naturally through the hose whereas the on-demand unit has an on/off switch, heats the water in a sealed container, building up pressure. The fill port is sealed by a serious, threaded bolt. Steam is released as desired by depressing a button at the end of the hose where various attachments can be clicked in. (It can be locked in an open position if desired). Note that a certain amount of water comes out with the steam with either unit and you'll need some towels handy whenever you're using it.
I would have thought steam rising naturally in the wallpaper unit would be useless and the on-demand unit would simply be better in all situations, but that is not the case. There are some advantages to the wallpaper steamer unit and if all you want to do is remove wallpaper, it's the better choice.
Wallpaper steamer:
The wallpaper attachment is very lightweight and puts the steam more directly and closer to the wall than the wallpaper attachment of the on-demand unit which directs the steam through small openings underneath the attachment. The result is the wallpaper unit is a little faster at removing wallpaper than the on-demand unit. It's also less noisy and less fatiguing since its wallpaper attachment is lighter than the on-demand attachment and doesn't have the additional steam-release button section which adds weight (not much, but if you don't have a lot of upper body strength, and you have lots of rooms to strip, every ounce counts). You can pull the attachment off and use the hose alone to target the narrow wall areas the flat attachment won't fit into (use gloves!). The water reservoir is somewhat translucent so you can judge when to refill and the port opening is big so refilling is easy.
On-demand unit:
Steam is under pressure and a multitude of attachments are included enabling one to target the steam appropriately for the job at hand. The wallpaper unit only comes with a wallpaper attachment. The on-demand unit comes with a little plastic cup and funnel essential for filling the water reservoir. It holds 3 cups maximum (as per the instructions) but the steam lasts quite a long time - certainly enough for handling things like steaming floors or cleaning sinks, etc. It is difficult to tell how much water is remaining in the unit if you don't run the steam out, though. And if you do run the steam out, it'll take some time (10 minutes?) to heat new water sufficiently. My friend and I kept water heating on the stove to shorten the downtime whenever we needed to refill our units. I didn't pay attention closely to how long each unit lasted before refill, but they seemed similar even though the wallpaper unit holds 1 gallon and the on-demand holds only 3 little cups. I think it was because the on-demand unit only dispenses steam when desired. To get the wallpaper unit to stop, you must pull the plug and wait a little bit.
I found the wallpaper attachment in the on-demand unit worked very well - but as I said above, the other unit was slightly better. The narrow, directed steam attachment worked better than just using the hose on the other unit since steam was coming out under pressure. Note that this pressure is quite noisy.
The floor attachment was OK, but I felt like I was just pushing wet dirt around and the cloth got dirty almost instantly. I found just using the directed steam attachment with a bunch of towels and sponges worked better - but it's too much effort to use for routine cleaning. Cleaning stainless steel sinks was fun and the faucet handles on my friend's faucets looked like they had been installed that day despite being over 25 years old. However, the water stains on my shower door did not come off, nor the water stains on the chrome part of the drain in my sink. So steam doesn't perform miracles. I used it to clean the barbecue and it was great. I didn't have to preheat the grill plates and with a little elbow grease, everything came out quite well.
All in all, I recommend both units and I don't understand why they aren't carried in hardware stores, Home Depot, Costco, etc. No matter which unit you choose, you'll probably need to use some elbow grease to get things perfectly clean. The wallpaper unit is much simpler, lighter, easier to fill, you can judge the water level and it does a slightly better job removing wallpaper. I don't know how useful all the attachments of the on-demand unit will prove or whether having steam under pressure is absolutely essential. The one big advantage of the on-demand unit is, well, you get steam "on-demand". That may tip the balance in favor of that unit depending on your needs.
46 of 47 found the following review helpful:
upgrade to model 905 Mar 19, 2007
By Roy Turning
"Roy"
I went to buy the Wagner 705 and ended up with the Wagner 905 (about $95) because it had a trigger as well as a small nozzle for tight areas. For years, off and on, I had been renting wallpaper steamers at $39 per weekend. They are heavy and tend to trip my electric breakers. While they hold more water they spew steam constantly (not a good thing). The 905 has wheels, a long hose and the trigger allows you to put the steam where you want it, when you want it. It works great, not only for stripping wallpaper but also for getting the old glue off the walls and baseboards. I stripped a 12' x 16' bedroom with 9' ceilings in one long day that had five layers of wallpaper. I'm anexious to try the squeegee on glass windows.
28 of 28 found the following review helpful:
Simplified Wallpaper Removal Sep 25, 2006
By Nicholas Tieu
This steamer is a great investment for 'do it yourself' people who are looking to remove wallpaper. Using this tool, a paper scoring tiger, and some patience; I was able to remove all of the wallpaper in my kitchen in about 6 hours. If you score your paper thouroughly and hold the steamer onto the wall paper for a good amount of time, the paper will just peel off. Wallpaper removal is a messy job, but a steamer like this Wagner will save you time and frustration from traditional removal methods.
27 of 29 found the following review helpful:
 Owie!!! Jul 21, 2008
By Blade Fan
Not much engineering has been put into the device. It feels inexpensive, hey, it is compared to a professional.
Lessons I learned:
This machine works much better than any chemical application or fabric softener! It's messy but it's a different messy. Like Florida heat vs. New Mexico heat.
Do not do any steaming of wallpaper without long pants and shoes. I know, that's a no brainer right? Well, when you're working on your own home one tends to get relaxed - throw on a t-shirt, some shorts or maybe even wear socks. Or if you are working in a confined space you will get hot and want to strip down a bit. That is NOT a good idea. The hot water will definitely burn the skin.
As much as kids will want to help NOT a good idea.
Cover any baseboards you have. The pieces you remove from the wall will stick on your baseboards then you have to deal with taking it off that.
There is no way to turn the device off. Steam will keep being produced so you should have a small bucket to throw the handle in should you need to set it down for a minute or two. COVER YOUR WOOD FLOORS and carpet.
26 of 28 found the following review helpful:
 Wagner Steamer Jul 20, 2007
By Kendra
The Wagner Steamer works well, but has a few minor problems. One problem is that it does not have an on/off switch. You plug it in to turn it on and un-plug it to turn it off. Another issue is that sometimes hot water drips down the wall while you are using it. Also, the hose gets very hot! I wouldn't recommend using this product around children.
Overall, I found the product easy to use and reasonably priced.
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