A Warner wallpaper steamer is an electric tool that uses steam to soften wallpaper adhesive, making it easier to remove. It operates on a standard 15-amp household circuit, draws 1,500 watts, and typically comes with a 15-foot power cord and 15-foot steam hose. The device includes a water tank with a sight glass for monitoring the level and a steam pan to apply heat to the wallpaper. 

How it works

• The electric unit heats water to produce steam, which is channeled through a hose to a handheld steam pan.
• The user presses the steam pan against the wallpaper, allowing the steam to penetrate and dissolve the adhesive.
• Once the adhesive is softened, the wallpaper can be scraped off more easily, which helps minimize damage to the wall surface. 

Key features

• Power: 110V, 15 AMP, 1500W, using ordinary house current.
• Hose and Cord: 15-foot steam hose and a 15-foot electric cord are standard for a good reach.
• Includes:
  • Steam pan (often includes a medium and a narrow one).
  • Water tank with a sight glass for water level.
  • A safety feature on the water tank cap.
  • An indicator light for power and heating.