RAF R.8782 Floor Steam Cleaner – 1250W, 550 ml, 11 Attachments
The floor looks clean. The grout lines disagree.
79,99 €
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The floor looks clean. The grout lines disagree.
An ordinary mop spreads dirty water and detergent around, which then dries back onto the tiles. The RAF R.8782 turns tap water into hot steam that softens grease and dried-on stains — without a drop of chemicals.
Why it works
- 1250 W — steady steam from start to finish.
- Ready in 15 seconds — plug in and get going.
- 550 ml tank — enough for several rooms without trips to the tap.
- 11 attachments and a handheld mode — for floors, grout, kitchen and bathroom.
- Cord wrap — stores away neatly.
What you miss out on without it
- You pay for cleaning products that you leave to dry on the floor where your children and pets play.
- The grout turns grey and you end up scrubbing it on your knees.
- The kitchen floor feels sticky after every meal you cook.
Where it comes in handy
Porcelain and ceramic tiles, sealed laminate, kitchen worktops, grout, bathrooms and shower enclosures.
Specifications
| Model | RAF R.8782 |
| Power | 1250 W |
| Tank | 550 ml |
| Heat-up | approx. 15 seconds |
| Mains supply | 220–240 V, EU plug |
| Weight | approx. 2.2 kg |
| Attachments | 11 |
Good to know
- It's corded — not battery-powered.
- Not for unvarnished wood, cork or unsealed parquet — the steam makes them swell.
- If your tap water is hard, fill it with distilled or filtered water to prevent limescale build-up.
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|---|---|---|
| Power | 1250 W | 1300 W |
| Water tank | 550 ml | 550 ml |
| Head | — | 2 rotating discs |
| Handheld mode | Yes | Yes |
| Attachments | 11 | 11 |
| Heat-up | about 15 s | — |
| Weight | about 2.2 kg | — |
| Power supply | Mains, 220–240 V | Mains, 220–240 V |
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