Conair Handheld Travel Garment Steamer for Clothes, CompleteSteam 1100W, For Home, Office and Travel, White

What an amazing steamer!!! We travelled all over Europe and the USA and never ironed anything. This steamer worked great!! It was a little bulky and just slightly heavy but completely worth it. The steam is very hot so use caution. I think that’s why it works so well. It also heats up super fast. However, Two things I would caution. 1. Do not overfill with water. It gets very hot and the water splashes if it is too full. Fill only to the max line. 2. When adding more water, turn off the steamer, unplug it and use a towel or something to take off the top steamer part. I did this as an easy way to refill the water.

I really like this steamer. I’ve been ironing clothes for years now. I don’t like the look of wrinkled clothes. This little steamer almost makes me want to throw my iron away (if it wasn’t such an expensive iron!!). That’s how great this little steamer works. I am thinking of getting a pad that under it though. The steam might be too much for my painted door. I use a 3M hanger on the inside of my closet door to steam clothes on a hanger. But it works great on curtains too. The only problem is it uses a lot of water and is a short time of steaming.

✅It’s easy to use and heats quickly. It got the creases and wrinkles out of my shower curtain fast. I bought this to eliminate ironing (which I abhor), and this is going to free me from the bonds of irons/ironing boards.⚠️The only drawback is that the reservoir for water is small, so you may need to refill if you’re working on large items or various items at once.

This is amazing. I wish I’d gotten one of these years ago. I’ve never been successful when it comes to ironing, so however something comes out of the dryer, that’s as good as it’s going to get. However, I got a new dress shirt for my son and no matter how quickly I got it right out of the dryer, it was way too wrinkled to be wearable. If I try to iron anything, it looks like I’ve done nothing. So, I ordered this and decided to give it a try. It worked amazingly well. (I could have even done better but was just trying it out, to see if it would even work.) definitely recommend.

Went on vacation to a resort in Galveston. This is what was in our room. Wife used it and fell in love with it. It works great and quickly. I ordered her one before we got home. Great price.

Worked ok the first year if water level was not filled too high. Otherwise it will spit scalding hot water out onto the clothes and may splash onto you. I wouldn’t recommend filling more than halfway. But it completely died on me right around the year mark so I couldn’t even use the manufacturer’s warranty.

The Conair steamer was unfortunately a waste of money and luggage space. I give it a one-star because it did not meet the basic objective in use while travel, and its poor design does not make it a decent substitute for anything I would use at home. First, a product description for context: it is a simple plastic bottle with a plug and a folding chair-like grip. It has no on/off or settings. You plug it in and it should start to boil water and the resulting steam comes out of the top. The top part has small grooves and it is easy to misalign when trying to put it on. For home use, it is small and you wouldn’t leave it plugged in for more than a few seconds, as it will continue to boil the water empty. I would feel it is not safe for regular use compared to other options. An on/off switch would help. I would also look for something that makes a basic effort at the handle because it is designed for folding, not holding and the bottle is literally boiling hot once you have it going so you’re not going to hold it anywhere other than the handle. The reason I got this was to have something for travel. I travel a lot outside the US, and it claims to have dual voltage. So, that was the draw for me. Frankly, I don’t know why you would use this unless your are traveling. Problem I had in my trip to Europe was that it oddly would not hold the electrical charge long enough to boil. It would warm, but not boil, which is odd because the voltage in Europe is much higher and brings ordinary water pots to a boil much faster. I tried multiple sockets, including ones where I had other things plugged in. This simply didn’t work. I never got sufficient steam to do a simple dress shirt. At over $60, I thought I was getting something more reliable.

This garment steamer works well for steam ironing clothes. It has a 5 oz. water reservoir which can produce steam for about 8 minutes. It's lightweight and easy to use.1. The garment steamer can also be used to remove wallpaper easily without damaging the sheetrock.2. Sticky debris can be softened and lifted off of surfaces using the steamer.3. It only supports 120V, so it can't be used in 220V countries.