Steamer Setup and Water Filling
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Wallpaper & Paper Border Removal With A Wall Paper Steamer
What happens here
Begin by setting up your electric wallpaper steamer. Ensure you have access to a standard 110-volt wall outlet for power. Locate the sight glass on the steamer, which indicates the water level. Fill the steamer with water, making sure not to fill it all the way to the very top, but just below the top of the sight glass. It is highly recommended to use hot water, as this will significantly speed up the heating process of the steamer. To safely and easily pour water into the small fill hole, use a funnel or a container with a convenient spout, such as one designed for tea or similar liquids. If the steamer has already been in use, be aware that the unit will be extremely hot. Use caution and avoid touching hot surfaces with bare hands; a rag or heat-resistant gloves are advisable.
Goal: Prepare the electric steamer for operation by connecting power and filling it with water.
Tools and materials
- 110 Wall Outlet — Providing electrical power to the steamer
- Container with Spout — Pouring water into the steamer's fill hole
- Electric Steamer Warner Electric — The primary tool for wallpaper removal, producing steam
- Funnel — Assisting with pouring water into the steamer
- Rag — Handling hot parts of the steamer if it has been used
- Water Tap water — Generating steam for wallpaper removal
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