Wagner 725 Wallpaper Steamer

No, the Wagner 725 uses only plain tap water to create steam. This chemical-free process softens the adhesive naturally, making it a safer option for your home and health.

The unit features a large capacity tank that supports up to 120 minutes of continuous steaming. This is generally enough time to tackle a significant portion of a room without needing to stop for a refill.

While the steamer is designed for standard wallpaper removal, you should exercise caution on delicate surfaces like plaster or older, fragile drywall. Always test a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure the steam does not damage the underlying wall material.

The two plates are designed for different tasks: the large plate is ideal for covering broad, open wall sections quickly, while the smaller plate allows you to maneuver into tight corners, around door frames, or near baseboards with precision.

Yes, the unit comes with a 12-foot hose, which provides a 24-foot total working diameter. This length is sufficient to reach most standard ceilings and high wall areas without needing to constantly move the base unit.

For the best results, hold the steam plate against the wallpaper for about 15 to 30 seconds to allow the steam to penetrate the paper and dissolve the adhesive. Once the paper is sufficiently damp, use a scraper to gently lift the edge and pull the sheet away.