Wagner Spraytech C900054 905e AutoRight Multi-Purpose Steam Cleaner, 12 Accessories Included, Power Steamer for cleaning, Color May Vary

I haven't used a steam cleaner since I was 17. It looked like a mini Zamboni for cleaning floors, when I was a student at Northfield Mt Hermon school , and it was my job. And when I went to work summers there.I didn't know how small it was. But good things come in small packages.I've been a bachelor for 25 years. I came home to care for my Mother 20 years ago. She kept the house neat as long asshe could. I was a Factory Rep, long hours on the road, 200-400 miles a day. House work wasn't my bag, Dad. When she passed I worked even more. After 10-12 hours, who wants to do housework?Now I'm retired, for the 2nd time. This place is a mess. I need help.So I bought this.The bath is horrible. I take a shower. I go out, do a little yard work, go do some photography, go for a long bike ride.Take a shower.My Daughter needs a place to live for a while, so I told her Sure!"Can you clean the bath?"So, I bought this. Who cares what the bath looks like, as long as I'm clean?It took over three hours. I'd fill it and wait 10 minutes for it to heat up till the light went off. At 40 ounces it has one of the biggest tanks and a good rating.Of course I did it on the hottest days of the month. in the end, it was worth it.She came in to help with cleaning, took a look at the bath, and said "WOW!It's a snap to use, but as some people have said, it's hard on your hand to hold the trigger. I have strong hands, and after the full 40 minutes it wore me down. Then there's a 30 minute wait until your next session.The results are worth it. This is a 61 year old bathtub with little care. The black spots need to be filled in with grout repair.But it needs more than one microfiber cloth for the "clothes steamer", what I used to clean the tiles and the tub. 5 would be nice. And the large floor brush runs the steam down fast. You have to stop and wait to get full power. And the "large" brushes are tiny. 4 inches would be nice.My next attack will be the 30 year old No Wax floor in the kitchen. Watch this space, it's coming tomorrow.Oh, and I also bought distilled water at the grocery. Distilled water is $1.49 a gallon. White vinegar is $2.99 a gallon, and requires a 30 minute cleaning time if you use tap water. I prefer using the time to ride my bicycles.After 3 hours cleaning time, I've used 1/3 gallon.

This Wagner Spraytech 925e Elite Steamer was purchased to help with household cleaning tasks, especially in the bathrooms. I had a very tough build-up of hard water stains and scaling in between the shower sliding glass doors where they overlap. It is a tough spot to reach and keep clean. I am pleased to report that this steamer with the jet nozzle took care of the issue in about 5 minutes. That alone won me over, but I keep finding other ways to make use of the tools that come with this steam. It is easy to use. The weight is still light for all it offers. The size is portable, easily carried or pulled from room to room. I appreciate the safety features on this steamer. The yellow is bright giving it a fresh look. Bottom line, this steamer does what it says it will do.

I purchased the 925 Steam with the intent to clean baseboards and doors, and eventually a used grill I purchased. So far, I have only accomplised the baseboards and doors with caked on hairspray from doing your hair in front of it :) It does a GREAT job... LOTS of steam and heat to break through what is probably 15 years of dust in the apartment. I was a little worried it would take the paint off, but so far it didn't. Just have a towel available to wipe off the gunk that it breaks down for quick cleanup. I WILL say, that YES.. the hose DOES get hot after about 5 minutes of use. (I am used to using a Shark steamer, and never had that issue, but I bought this one for the bigger/tougher jobs.) However, I just take breaks with it because my hands get a little tired after too much use. Just let it heat back up and go again! It's a great tool.. and I haven't even used the other attachments yet!

I purchased the Wagner 915e steam cleaner primarily to deep clean my bathroom and kitchen without using harsh chemicals, and I’ve been impressed with its overall performance. The setup was simple—just fill the tank, wait for the green light, and start steaming. It heats up in about 10–12 minutes and gives you a solid 30–40 minutes of steam time, depending on how you’re using it.The steam pressure is strong and steady, and it works great on stubborn grime. I’ve used it to clean my shower tiles and grout, which came out looking noticeably brighter after just a few passes. It also worked well on my stovetop and kitchen counters, loosening grease and stuck-on messes that would usually require a lot of scrubbing. I’ve even used it on baseboards and cabinet doors, and it made those areas much easier to clean.One thing I did notice is that it’s not great for painted walls. I tried it in one area and it actually started lifting the paint, so I’d advise avoiding that surface altogether. I also tested it lightly on my hardwood floors—very briefly—and dried them immediately afterward. It worked for surface cleaning, but I wouldn’t recommend it as a regular method for hardwood.The included attachments are useful and easy to switch out, though not all of them store in the onboard compartment, so I keep a small bag nearby to hold the extras. The unit itself is a bit bulky to move around at times, but the hose is long enough to make cleaning pretty comfortable.Overall, the Wagner 915e is a great tool if you want chemical-free cleaning power around the home. It’s especially good for bathrooms, kitchens, and tough buildup in hard-to-reach spots. Just be cautious with painted surfaces and always check an inconspicuous area first. Despite a few small drawbacks, I’m happy with the results and would recommend it for deep cleaning jobs.