Handheld Garment Steamer for Clothes, Turbo ExtremeSteam 1875W Fabric Steamer, Portable Handheld Design, Strong Penetrating Steam, Amazon Exclusive, Black

The Conair Handheld Garment Steamer has been beyond amazing. It heats up quickly, produces plenty of steam, and removes wrinkles much faster than I expected. I've used it on several different types of clothing and it has worked great every time. What impressed me most is how fast and effective it is. I no longer have to drag out an iron for most things, and it's much more convenient for quick touch-ups before wearing something. Overall, this is one of the best garment steamers I've used. If you're looking for something powerful, easy to use, and fast, I highly recommend it.

This Conair Turbo ExtremeSteam garment steamer has been a game changer for keeping my clothes wrinkle-free without the hassle of ironing. The 1875W motor heats up quickly and produces a powerful, penetrating steam that smooths out even stubborn wrinkles in minutes. The handheld design makes it easy to use on hanging clothes, curtains, and upholstery. I love how lightweight and portable it is, making it perfect for travel or quick touch-ups before heading out. The steam output is consistent and strong, and it works great on a variety of fabrics from delicate blouses to heavy dress shirts.

Easy to turn on and heats quickly. Had levels of steam depending on need. Water reservoir has a small hole to fill it. Would be easier if the hole was larger. It is a bit heavy also compared to the one I have been using. I’m still deciding if this one does a better job than my small travel one. After steaming two dresses I almost feel The smaller one does a better job. It seemed to take longer to get the wrinkles out and this was a light fabric that should have been quick and easy. Cord length is nice and had no problems. Going to try a couple more things before I decide for sure if it works better than small travel one.

Great steamer! Lightweight and easy to handle. Heats really fast and the steam comes out consistently and does not spit like the old ones. I used it on linen shirts and a pair of linen pants. They look great and no wrinkles.

I bought this Conair clothes steamer in a bit of a rush because I suddenly realized I had a multi-day conference ahead of me, and my suits and sports jackets were in storage (thank you Amazon Prime). The clothes were clean enough in their zip-up plastic bags, but quite wrinkly. A number of online reviews had this unit as the number 1 pick or close, and I see why. LIKES Build quality — This is a huge, heavy beast of a steamer. The giant steam head alone is as big as a brick, and HEAVY, and all the plastics feel designed for heavy use. The buttons are solid, the cord is thick, and it just seems ready to go forever out of the box. Not common in our era of disposable appliances. Power — This unit claims to put out over 1800 watts, and I believe it. Just a few seconds gets it the steam ready to go, and I never felt I needed to go past “2” or “3” out of the five available power settings. It makes a lot of steam and works fast. Efficacy — I see people talking about how many “passes” are required to remove wrinkles, and I did need a few, but I was frankly a bit scared of the higher power levels, which might have sped things up. Still only talking about 5 minutes or so to steam a suit jacket and pants. The crease clip on top of the head (see below) worked great and having used it, I’d rather not be without that feature. I’ve read that some of these machines “spit” water before the steam is ready, and it neither spit nor leaked water anywhere. The “sole plate” on the front of the steamer is not perfectly flat, but it’s covered in a non-stick material, so I think you could “iron” with it if you felt the need. I just didn’t because it took out all my wrinkles with the clothes right on the hanger. This thing takes out wrinkles FAST. Features — I like that it has those power settings (not that common in these devices) and the bright lights that show you how high you have the device set all the time. The sturdy, separate buttons for on/off and steam are good as well. The power cord is long enough at 6 feet, and I like that Conair included a prong cover and a ratcheting cord keeper strap that is sturdy enough to keep with the unit. I really appreciate that the machine has a flat bottom on the handle that allows you to securely stand it up on the counter as you work. The water reservoir is large, and I never came close to using it up steaming two jackets and a pair of pants. The “crease clip” on top of the head worked great for sharpening the creases on my dress pants. I don’t know if I’ll use the “delicates” attachment, but it’s nice to have. NOT SO LIKES Not much, but I intend to bring this unit with me on my trip, and it is going to take up a lot of space in the suitcase. It doesn’t fold or swivel, and at 13” long and two very solid pounds, it’s a bit of a beast. If you travel a lot, you may want something sleeker to take with you. Nevertheless, a travel case or pouch would have been nice to have, and there is none included. The hole to fill the large water tank is small, but wasn’t a problem. I did have a little trouble with the silicone plug that closes that hole, which has a tab on it for easy lifting, but which can get in the way when you’re trying to press it down. The small hole also means you can’t easily get the unit completely empty of water, but i think that’s in the nature of this kind of device. I just turned the tank on its head on a towel and left it for a while, which you need to do anyway because it stays hot for quite a while. CONCLUSION - This is the steamer to get if you want the job done right and aren’t bothered by a bit of bulk. It’s a deadly serious, wrinkle-crushing piece of equipment to keep in the laundry room and, in a pinch, on a trip if you have the room. Five big, steamy stars.

I ordered this steamer specifically to block my hand knitted items. It's very sturdy, well-made, fairly well-designed, the instruction sheet is clear and easy to follow, HOWEVER, even with the steam setting at the highest (five red lights) there doesn't seem to be enough steam to penetrate the fabric (mostly about worsted weight yarn). And the steam is intermittent stopping every few seconds. I wonder if this is usual or if something is not working correctly. I followed all instructions explicitly. I can't find any trouble shooting information. Not sure I'll keep it. UPDATE I went back and found the review where a user related verbal instructions she got from support about priming the steamer. I refilled it, did as she said, and VOILA! It worked perfectly. I steamed a 9" x 66" knitted scarf without it ever stopping steam emission, and only used half of the water in the full reservoir. The force of the steam is still not as much as I would like, but holding the steamer head barely touching the surface, moving constantly, I think it will be fine. There is what I would call a design flaw in the control buttons being directly under the steam head so you must be VERY careful not to get steam in your face when trying to look at them! They should be on the SIDE or BACK of the steamer! Maybe when they update it. Here' are the directions to prime: She said plug it in, turn it on, and when heated, press the steam button and turn the steamer over for 45 seconds, then upright for 15 seconds and repeat up to 5 times, until a clicking sound is heard-all the while keeping the steam button compressed. I hope this helps others!

Used it to steam clean all 3 of my curtains that were wrinkled and it worked wonders on them. The only annoying part about this is how to refill it. There is a hole on top but to get water inside you have to submerge it which is very cumbersome given it used distilled water only. Like you have to stick your entire hand in a bowl of distilled water each time or slightly turn it to get it 60% filled. I wish they added a funnel so you can pour in water.

This steamer won't create a freshly ironed/straight from the dry cleaner 100% wrinkle free effect, but does an excellent job for day to day, 'I made an effort' look. It depends on the fabric... I ordered this for next day delivery after I realized a shirt (synthetic fibers) I wanted to wear to an event the next night had fallen off the hanger and had been sitting and gathering wrinkles. Usually I wash on gentle in a garment bag, and if I hang it to dry immediately, gravity takes the wrinkles out. I didn't have enough time to do this and still have time for it to dry completely. For a lightweight poly/cotton blend, the steamer did take out every single wrinkle. While it was hot, I tried it on another lightweight 100% cotton shirt I usually dry clean, and it took out 'most' of the wrinkles, or took it to from a point of not wanting to be seen in public with it, to it being acceptable (kind of the same state as though it had been ironed, but had been worn for a few hours). I then tried it on a pretty thickly woven 100% linen tunic that I usually dry clean but had tried to wash and hang by hand to save money. Before I got the steamer, I was about to resort to taking it to the dry cleaners, but.... the steamer did struggle a bit, but after several minutes it did become 'has been worn for a few hours' wrinkly vs creased all over with wrinkles. If I had spent a lot more time and used more finesse with it, I likely might have been able to get all the wrinkles out, but I decided this one may be one to just keep taking to the cleaner. In sum, for some synthetics or synthetic blends, it's great. For more naturally prone to wrinkle fibers, it is great for a more casual and presentable, 'I didn't just pulled this off of the floor' look. I wouldn't count on it for a more formal or crisp look for say, job interviews. Plan ahead and drag out the ironing board or take it to a dry cleaners instead. H However, If you are like me and can't stand ironing or, if you don't want to continue to spend an arm and a leg at the dry cleaner for less formal wear that could really be washed on gentle cycles and hung to dry and be fine with a quick but not perfectly crisp de-wrinkling, this is a great investment. Aside, it does heat up pretty quickly. If you give it a good couple of minutes rather than the 40 seconds the instructions say, it will be more effective. The whole to fill up the water is a bit small and awkward, but do-able with a little creativity. I didn't have distilled water on hand, but tap water in my area isn't that hard, so I'm not going to bother with buying jugs of distilled water from the store. If you are constantly struggling with lime and calcium residue in your bathroom, ya, I'd get distilled water, but if your build up is very minimal... up to you.

Muy fácil de utilizar, quita todas las arrugas y práctica en su funcionamiento la recomiendo totalmente ayuda mucho en el día a día además sirve para cortinas y muebles me.encanto

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An absolute waste of money. I switched it on and a blue light came on for a second and went off again. After repeatedly unplugging and plugging back in the steamer showed no sign of working and did not warm up. Extremely disappointed

I’ve used many different styles of portable steamers and this one is hands-down the best in every way. Highly recommend.

Queria comprar um vaporizador bom para quando preciso passar uma roupa rapidamente, pesquisei e este estava com uma excelente indicação. Ele produto é muito bom, super silencioso, potente e aquece bem rápido