Conair Handheld Garment Steamer for Clothes, ExtremeSteam 1200W, Portable Handheld Design, White/Blue

Good steamer overall. The water tank is a bit small. I have to refill the tank for every garment that I steam. It is written on the tank to use distilled water only! I have no access to distilled water. The plastic material is a bit cheap, it changed color since the first use. Not heavy and easy to carry, but because it has no flat bottom, it is a bit awkward placing it in the floor mid use when I'm refilling the tank.

first time user. worked on sheers that are impossible to iron out wrinkles takes some time but the results were worth it. only drawback was a little heavy but just need to take a break. haven't tried on clothes but i bought it for drapes & sheers so satisfied gadget gal

I looked at my bridesmaid gown the day before the wedding and it was a wrinkled mess. I purchased this steamer before the rehearsal dinner. Steamed my dress that night and brought the steamer to the venue just in case. Good thing I did! The dresses wrinkled easily and I was able to steam 5 girls no problem! Definitely the best purchase I could have made

I was pretty excited to test this. I hate ironing and I have kids so I'm constantly forgetting I have clothes sitting in the dryer so we totally get wrinkles. The reservoir holds enough water that I can get through all my wrinkly clothes. It does heat up pretty quickly. It's nice that there is a green indicator light. It's a bit heavy. You're supposed to hold it an inch away but my problem is I don't feel like that does enough and find myself a little closer. I feel like it does release wrinkles to the point where you don't have to iron but it still leaves behind evidence of deeper creases. The nice thing is it doesn't ruin the shirt like ironing over some bad creases does if you do it wrong. I just was hoping for more wrinkle release. When you lay it on it's sode in between it does let out a few huff and puff sounds but I didn't notice steam coming out. If I was totally against getting the iron out I would reach for this instead but if I need all the wrinkles out completely, I wouldn't. I could tell a difference in before and after though!

You can use it for curtains, or wrinkled sheets on a bed, also for shirts, (but for shirts, I just iron them) Gets hot quick, nice steaming action (75 second heat up) and can steam for 15 minutes. You can kill bedbugs and dust mites, which is a GREAT feature. (keep steamer a half inch from the edges, and folds. Move one inch per second.) Can clean pillows, pet beds, and fabric couches. Tip: Don't use metal hangers, (may get too hot) and be careful not to get your doors soggy when hanging on doorknob and damage them with the steam. It works really well, and good to have as an alternative to an iron. I recommend.

I had a steamer for quite a while and it finally died. It was a large canister type, so I decided this time I would get one a little smaller. I thought this Conair looked like a good value. It had decent reviews and I liked the size. I used it on polos, slacks, dress shirts, and my kids uniforms without much result. This steamer did not get hot enough to get the wrinkles out of my clothes. As a matter of fact, I had to go back and iron the garments I had steamed with this steamer. I have since returned it to the store.

I don't know how I ever lived without this steamer. I've had another brand this one is by far better. I keep telling my daughter-in-laws, my sisters, my daughters, everyone -They should get one. I just told my granddaughter she should put on her wedding registry.

I purchased this steamer because I had sewed and installed a valance in my living room, and although I had ironed it before installing it, it still didn't look wrinkle free. The valance also has pleats and they weren't crisp enough. This steamer worked like a dream. The attachment for pleats did the job on those too. My valance looks great now. I'm sure I'll use the steamer for clothing as needed also.

I am writing a review for the Spark Review program for the Conair Extreme Steam Hand Held Fabric Steamer. This item was smaller than I expected, but surprisingly useful. The water cartridge was easy to remove and fill. Heating time took less than two minutes and was good enough for one large item or two smaller items. The steamer had three removable attachments that provided various steaming options for cleaning or smoothing material. The fabric brush option allowed for opening up fibers, allowing deeper cleaning. The creaser attachment was great for pleats, and the soft cushion attachment allowed for easier management of more delicate material. The shape of the handle and entire device was ergonomically suited for easier grasping and managing. It also had two heat settings, that allowed for managing various materials, or in my case getting the job done quickly. I liked the color and design of this product. It was sleek, elegant, easily stored, and easy to clean. I will definitely use this item regularly, therefore eliminating the need for the frequent cost of dry cleaners.

This Conair hand steamer works like a charm. It was very simple to use and manage. The water tank easily popped out of its compartment and has a small silicone like stopper that allowed easy access for filling. The hole is small, so a very thin stream of water is needed. The stopper was easy to put back in place, as the water tank itself. There is no on and off button for this product, once you plug it in, it automatically begins to heat up. For this reason, I would highly recommend filling up the water tank prior to plugging it in for use. The same goes for refilling the water tank. It is best to unplug this steamer prior to setting it down on anything. I did not have any issues, but I also didn't want any issue. The steam only comes out if you are holding the button on the handle, or if you place the handle lock into place. When the handle lock is moved into the lock position, you can freely steam without stopping with use on approximate 3-5 items. I was able to steam my daughter's thin uniforms and a jean jacket before the water tank ran out. To hang my garments, I simply used a 3M hook that was already in place. The same will work for any towel knob or hanger that is hanging front facing, but I do recommend using a hook on the back of a door for simplicity.