After ordering this, I regretted getting something that I might not need, that would end up being nothing but another gadget collecting dust. I am happy to be wrong!! Since I tried this out, I haven't opened even the ironing board. I've used it on the organza ribbon in my blouse, satin dress, midi skirt, and a sheer cape. I used it mostly while the clothes were hanging from a rack, but sometimes I spread it on the bed not only for a quick fix but also for a full ironing job. It works great on thin and delicate fabric as well as relatively thick garment. I did need to fill 1-2 extra times (2-3 total filling) to steam iron a maxi skirt, but that didn't bother me much. It is far lighter than my Rowenta steam iron, yet does virtually the same job for most garments. This steamer is a life saver for me with fibroarthritis and weak limbs from arthropathies, etc.

This steamer really does work great. But it's not the lightest and it does run out of water after two garments. It shines as far as steaming shirt necks and perhaps for its size. But if you need constant steam and lots of it, I think a different steamer would be better.

I'm looking forward to learning more about this versatile tool. I've been trying to steam shirts right out of the dryer, then use the feature resembling a flat-iron to press the collars, cuffs, buttonholes, and edges. I'm learning how hot to set the iron, and how not to burn my fingers. So if you buy one, be patient. I think this will do a good job.

A greatly handy little travel steamer. I have tried a few different types and this is the first with the same steam, iron, press function—which is awesome. The water tank is small though and could do with an expansion so you are not refilling it over, and over, and over, and over…and you get the point. As an added benefit, we have packed it twice where bringing g an iron is not allowed (although I do not advocate it in case you are refused) and it was magically transformed into my Wife's new hair straightener. So, it is a win/win in my book.

I bought this product and it stop working for me,how can i start a return?please help with instructions for a replacement.

So works as advertised great steamer still trying too figure out iron feature as it says can damage clothes. Okay the negative the water tank too small one two shirts then. Now in defense I have another steamer with large water tank but this one just dose a better job

Needs a larger water reservoir, if you only have one wrinkle or one sleeve to steam you'll be alright but anything more than that and you'll need a couple refills. Turbo steam puts out a lot but if you have hard water it will leave white spots on your garment. Padded mitten helps keep yourself from getting burnt. Nice touch.

It stopped working on September 16, 2024. I've only used it for a month, and it requires constant water refilling. I should've returned it but I thought I would end up like it.

After three uses, I cannot get the steam to come out anymore. I am not happy.

I read reviews and researched this steamer before buying and thought I would be pleased with my purchase. It did NOT meet expectations. It was terrible. The water reservoir holds such a small amount of water I had to fill the container twice to steam a small child's shirt - that wasn't overly wrinkly. I tried steaming another garment and was met with the same frustration and disappointment. The steamer also has an odd top-heavy unbalanced feel to it. I don't recommend buying this steamer. Even for a travel steamer it is a no for me. It isn't any lighter than other handheld steamers I've used.