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Wagner Power Steamer 915e review


Koi Guy

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I’ve been using the cheap steamers for a decade now. I buy the cheap ones, $35-$40 and keep a few on hand so when one breaks I or a tech won’t be without. So a buddy got a hold of a Wagner Power Steamer 915e and he was all bragging about it. So after a few months of listening to him I was ready to pull the trigger (pun intended). I browsed every week or so and one day they were on sale from Amazon for only $100. Normally they’re $140-ish. Sweeetttt!!!

This thing kicks butt! It cuts through tough ice and is fast clearing a large evap. I’m gonna say it has shortened a thaw out by 50-60%. That’s half or greater than half the time. Huge time saver. Has a large spray area, almost too much, as it gets a little splashback. And it’s so much steam it fogs the area so much I can’t see. It definitely is a Power Steamer.

Pros: Large reservoir- only have to fill once. The trigger is on the end of the wand. Can lock the trigger, saving finger fatigue. Large volume of steam in a broad area. Long hose. Self contained with several attachments.

Cons: Short cord that does not retract, but it has a long hose that is permanently attached. Bulky and awkward shaped, has a large storage compartment that holds the attachments and I think that could have been smaller. Takes 8-10 minutes to fully heat up using hot water to start with.

All in all a great product that saves time, but takes more space. I can’t comment on the longevity of it since I haven’t had it too long. Will update this blog post at some point.

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Casualcamo

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I just bought it. It's exceptional timing that you posted this 10 hours ago. Then here I am at 6 o'clock in the morning looking at appliantology for a recommendation for a steamer.

Thanks man. 

I actually posted a topic asking what everyone's favorite steamor is right before noticing you posted this 10 hours ago 😂 

 

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tcmeyer14

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I purchased the Wagner 905e version steamer and very pleased with its performance. Very similar to your 915e but has fewer accessories.

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dfphoto

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I just bought this last week as well my hand held has a recall so perfect timing... this little sucker is totally bad ass, 1 gallon of steam amazing!!! Thank you sir!!

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Ninjaman

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 I will have to get this next time. I have a Supco DFSTEAMER and would not recommend to anyone the first one broke due to poor connections from the factory they did replace with another and same issue. I still use it but with no attachments as it can cause major burns if they were to fail.

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Unfortunately, this steamer didn`t work well for me. It`s great itself overall, but 

1. the lower part of the handle broke off almost right away. I secured it with zip-ties but now the trigger doesn`t stay latch and the whole point of having the steamer that doesn`t require pressing the knob just vanished 

2. Extension hook broke. I patched it with tape but of course, it didn't work because of the high temperature of the steam

3. Angled adapted got cracked. The plastic is thin and soft, no wonder it happened. 

Maybe I am too tough for this guy lol 

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