BEAUTURAL Steamer for Clothes Portable Handheld Garment Fabric Wrinkles Remover Aluminun Heating Plate 35-Second Fast Heat-up Large Detachable

Received this steamer today and immediately tried it. It. Worked great. I highly recommend. Read more

Used the steamer for the first time and I was impressed, heated up in a minute and it was very easy and not heavy to use. Removed wrinkles without soaking the fabric.. Read more

Works well; as well as described and expected for a steam. Heats up fast and removes wrinkles well. Easy to use. Does not leak even when tilted. Not small but is a good size and wouldn’t take up much room when traveling. Read more

This review is for the customer service. I really liked this steamer, but unfortunately after a few months it stopped pumping water and producing steam. I reached out to customer service, who responded promptly. They gave me a satisfactory solution. Great job to the customer service team! Read more

Works great especially when youre in a rush Read more

This steamer works very well !! It's easy to operate and hold onto. The cord is a decent length so you can get the full length of a curtain ,or a dress. It holds a good amount of water to get a project done . Read more

This product is very unreliable and a waste of money. I used the product once at it broke on me. The steamer option was also weak when it did end up turning on. I do not recommend anyone buying this product unless you want to waste your time and money. There are other options that are more practical and overall efficient. Read more

First comment is that this is a bit large and heavy for holding upright for very long (at least for anyone with any sort of grip or arthritis issue). Additionally, as I gripped it and moved it from hand to hand, I kept accidentally hitting the steamer lock button, so had to continually relock it. Once I got this, I immediately pulled out a blouse that has been sitting in my closet for a year or so, in desperate need of ironing. It is a 2-layer top, with the layers bound at top and bottom, so you cannot just iron one layer. The inner layer is tank-top like, made of a semi-thick stretchy material, and this same material is what is used for the waist band of the top. The outer layer is a very thin see-through layer that also stretches a bit. Even after being ironed, washed, ironed again and washed again, it still has some of the original shipment creases. So I decided to try this steamer on it. First thing I noticed is that trying to pull any stretchy material taunt enough for the steamer to really work well is almost impossible, making the steaming more difficult. There were a few areas of the sleeves that I was able to iron against the door that the top was hanging on, and those areas did come out mostly wrinkle-free. The thicker stretchy waist band was even more difficult to get the wrinkles out of. After using the steamer for approx. 15 minutes, and thus it was about empty, the top still has some creases here and there. Ultimately, I'm going to have to iron the top again. What this tells me though, is that it is likely only going to work well on stiffer material, whereas most of my wrinkle problems are similar to the top already described - some sort of thin flowy stretchy material. While it is possible that using this in a flat method might make it work a bit better on these stretchy materials, I already have a regular iron with steam ability, so I don't need that function. What I need is something that I can use quickly to steam out wrinkles. Debating on whether or not to return this one and try something else. Side note: while nothing in the description of this steamer says it is good for travel, I got to the product from a site that had this listed in a list of good travel steamers. IMO, it is definitely too large to pack easily for traveling. Updated 3/7/2024: Major Kudos to the Seller for offering a full refund due to me not being too happy with this. Read more