Steam Mop Adler AD 7057 1300W 0.38L White/Grey

The Adler AD 7057 steam mop provides chemical-free, hygienic floor cleaning using hot steam. Equipped with a 1300 W heater and a 0.38 L water tank, it reaches operating temperature in about 20 seconds and delivers a steady steam flow to remove dirt and reduce bacteria. The unit is supplied with two washable pads, a carpet glider and a measuring jug. Its 4.75 m power cord and compact build are intended for everyday home use on sealed hard floors.

Advantages

The steam mop offers fast heat-up time and continuous steam output for efficient cleaning without detergents. A 1300 W power rating supports stable steam generation, while the 0.38 L tank allows for several minutes of operation between refills. Included accessories — carpet glider, two pads and a jug — expand usability across hard floors and low-pile rugs. The long power cord improves reach during routine cleaning.

Suitable for

• Sealed hard floors (laminate, tile, vinyl)
• Quick daily maintenance and spot cleaning
• Sanitising surfaces where chemical use should be minimised
• Low-pile rugs and mats (with carpet glider)

Key specifications

• Power: 1300 W
• Steam output: 25 ± 3 g/min
• Water tank capacity: 380 ml (0.38 L)
• Voltage/frequency: 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz
• Power cord length: 4.75 m
• Accessories: 2 pads, 1 carpet glider, 1 measuring jug

How to use

Fill the removable water tank with the recommended amount of water using the supplied jug, connect the mop to mains power and switch it on. Wait approximately 20 seconds for the unit to reach operating temperature; steam production will begin once heated. Move the mop head slowly over the floor to allow steam to loosen dirt, using the carpet glider for low-pile rugs. Replace or wash the microfiber pads as needed and refill the tank when steam output decreases.

Recommendations

Use only on sealed hard floor surfaces; avoid unsealed wood or surfaces sensitive to moisture. Do not add chemicals or detergents to the water reservoir. Allow floors to dry before walking on them; test a small area when using on a new surface.