[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got to try the Conair ExtremeSteam Lightweight Fabric Steamer. I found it to be easy to use after reading the instructions. It definitely works and gets the wrinkles out of clothing. I've tried it on a couple shirts and it is effective. I would recommend this.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It does a great job helping get rid of creases on all my clothes. Since I live in dorms we're not allowed irons so this steamer is a life saver. It's warms up pretty quickly and isn't super loud. I use it to on my scrubs and I'm literally done in like 5 minutes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Clothing and home fabrics have never been so easy to de-wrinkle and keep fresh. This product is really handy. It's very easy anf quick to use. it has no assembly. I fit my carry on ao i alway bring it while travel

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was hesitant upon accepting this product as I have never been one to iron anything. However, Conair was a household brand for me growing up and this was a product market of theirs I had never been a part of. Don't get me wrong: I certainly know how to iron, but laziness and a large wardrobe usually cover my need to starch or press any clothing last second. IE, If it has wrinkles, I'll just wear something that doesn't. I have an iron, but it's usually reserved for crafts and the like. Given the people who make up my household, I am the only one who has an apt for its proper use, and I worry about others burning themselves (or the house down) when they get ahold of it. When I finally unboxed the Conair ExtremeSteam Fabric Steamer, I was surprised to find an incredibly intuitive setup. There were a few bells and whistles to the design itself, such as a lever within the steam trigger that enabled constant steam output (this served to be very useful to me!) but for the casual user, everything was incredibly straightforward. There is a trigger for steam, a water tank with a rubber stopper, an indicator light that tells you when the device is ready to use, and of course.. a large on/off button on the back (labeled, for all to see). Every time I review or receive a new product, I open it and investigate whether or not I could use it without the attached manual. I myself tend to read manuals—just for safety and extra features that may not strike at first glance—however within our busy society, people tend not to. Setup and use of the device was very easy to infer just off of the design alone, and upon reading the manual, I was only wrong about the water tank—which is supposedly detachable. For this alone, I deem this product idiot-proof (this is a subjective label and I do not hold any legal responsibility for mishaps). Use was quick and easy. I had a NASTILY wrinkled shirt that is NOTORIOUSLY hard to iron that I pit against this machine. I really wanted to push it to its limit to see if it could tackle the task and found that I actually MUCH preferred it much over ironing! The instructions heavily advised to use distilled water to avoid unnecessary maintenance and mineral build-ups, but tap water was what I used (sorry!) The manual also suggested that there would be a small ticking noise on the first start up, but I didn't hear this at all. I was able to steam a garment to my own personal satisfaction (like I mentioned, this shirt is just a nightmare to get wrinkles out of) in about 7-8 minutes—MUCH quicker than it would if I was ironing. It also cooled very quickly as opposed to an ironed garment, which I enjoyed. The only caution I would give is the cooling of the metal plate, which takes about 30-40 minutes like most devices of its kind (straightening irons, clothing irons, etc). I would recommend this product to friends and especially people with small living spaces that don't accommodate an ironing board. All in all, great product and another hit from Conair.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This steamer is so convenient and easy to use. It heats up quickly and makes getting wrinkles out of clothes much faster than using a traditional iron. I also love that it's lightweight and easy to handle. Definitely a useful addition to my house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I liked this steamer mainly because of how lightweight it is! I had other steamers and my arm gets tired from how heavy they are and having to keep it up, so this one being lighter makes it so much more comfortable to use. It removes wrinkles fairly quickly and it's not super bulky to store. Overall a solid product

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've never used a steamer before, so I l learned it's important to know that you have to fill it with only distilled water to prevent mineral buildup. It takes a little bit to get the hang of, but it did help smooth out some wrinkles in a skirt I have.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A pretty solid steamer, very quiet and the cord is pretty long so I don't feel restricted. It's a bit on the bulkier side but it is definitely very easy to use. Got the wrinkles out with a bit of massaging

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It does work and for some pieces works better than an iron does, it does take quite a bit of water and works better if the item of clothing is hanging rather that laying. Overall I like it but I wouldn't switch it out for an iron.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was so excited to use this as I needed one, but I'm not sure of if I got a faulty one. I followed all instructions but mine never seemed to heat up. I had it on for ten minutes and didn't see mine ever heat up or let out any steam. I wish there was more button options. It was confusing to use.