Steamer for Clothes, 15s Heat-up Handheld Clothes Steamer with Large 300ml Tank, 1300W Garment Steamer Fabric Wrinkle Remover, 3 Continuous Steam Modes, Portable Steam Iron for Travel and Home

I originally bought this steamer to do work on reupholstering my seats in my car. I was a little skeptical on how well this work and to my surprise it worked great. The amount steam on the high setting that this unit produces is amazing, it knocked out the wrinkles on the leather seats with ease, and with the trigger lock, it made the handling comfortable and maneuver with ease too. It has 3 settings for steam and is simple to use switch, the best part about this is how it quickly it heats up to build the steam. I’ve had a cheap steamer before that was okay, but it was definitely weak and outdated compare to this.

I mostly bought this because I like the fact that you can use it from different angles...like on an ironing board or upright. The mitt that comes with it is a nice addition. I tried it on some sheer panel curtains I have hanging and it didn't budge the wrinkles one bit. I need to try it again with one of the attachments. Tried it on a blouse that had wrinkles from rolling the sleeves up and it worked great. My first time using one and likely will take some getting used to. Did notice it seemed to spit water out in a couple of areas...not sure if it's something I was doing wrong and, if so, I don't know what that could be. The plug is a little bit awkward to get plugged in and out...hoping it will last. Have to get the stopper in correctly or the water container will not go in all the way. All in all, it seems like a really nice steamer and love the attachments for the different kinds of materials to use it on. Also, like the little manual for giving suggestions of which one to use for which kinds of fabrics. I have no regrets and after looking at many others, the feature of being able to use as an iron and on bedding, etc. as well as hanging garments is what sold me on it!

Ive never used a steamer for my clothes and always preferred ironing But I recently used a family members and decided to give it a try. I have a lot of work blouses that get wrinkled just hanging in the closet or get shoulder bumps from the hangers. I tried it on those items and was really supposed at how well it released the wrinkles and such. The water container is sufficient and I haven't yet had a situation where ive had to stop to refill it while using I suppose if you're doing much larger batches of items or bigger items that wood be necessary. It heart up super fast and puts out an impressive amount of steam. This one has a lock on the trigger so you don't have to keep holding it down while steaming. It's easy to refill and has the attachments which I can't review as I haven't use them all. The bad keeps everything contained and has drawstrings which perfect for hanging up on a hook when not in use. I'm happy with it and don't regret buying it at all and the price was great for me as well.

Clothes look fresh after using. Heats up really fast. I like the mitt that it comes with to really flatten out the clothes. Doesn't spit as much as other steamers. Only gripe is that the water tank is impossible to empty. You can shake and shake it, but the hole is elevated and you can't get the last of the water. Wish they could put a secondary drain hole in the bottom. Other than that, its a really well made steamer.

This works great, I've not had the leaking or breaking issues that some other reviewers experienced. This is my second steamer, and the cheaper one, and it works the best of the two without damaging the material I'm steaming. I don't love that there isn't an on/off button, meaning you have to plug in or unplug it to turn it on and off.

I don't use an ironing board or iron as it takes up too much room in my apartment. This steamer is fantastic. It's little but mighty. You can freshen up shirts and collars and sleeves. Very portable.

It is very practical. Easy to use.

Misleading advertising...they clearly show and state that you can use this steamer horizontally...even the box says you can use it horizontally. Upon reading the instructions, you find in several spots where they talk about only using the steamer vertically. They even have a special note telling you to refrain from using it horizontally. So, if you are purchasing it for this feature I just wanted to point that out in case it changes your mind.Confusing instructions...They tell you to connect the appliance to a power outlet and to press the power button. Later they tell you to switch off the steamer by pressing the power button and that the power light will extinguish. They also state in another section that when you are done, to press the power button, then they tell you to power it off at the power outlet, then they tell you to disconnect the power cord from the power outlet all in the same sentence. First, the "power button" isn't an ON/OFF button. It just tells you that is has power and blinks when heating up and goes solid when ready. You only press this button to change the speed of the steam. Second, there is nothing to power the steamer off at the power outlet. Third, to turn on and off this steamer you plug it into the outlet or unplug it from the outlet...that's it.Upon trying out the steamer once, it appears to work well. Time will tell if it holds up.