Review on 👕 MagicPro Portable Garment Steamer: Say Goodbye to Wrinkles with Fast Heat and Auto Off Feature by Bob Trapp

I've used it on a linen shirt, a cotton shirt and a synthetic (plastic organza) jacket. It worked the way I hoped it would! Spent a few minutes on each element and they ended up looking great! The steam seems quite strong and it removes wrinkles well. You need to hold it really close, mostly to the fabric, with or without the little brush case that comes with it. Plastic organza took the most effort for me to steam because of the naturalness of the fabric. But I'm happy to report that it's actually improved, going from being useless and squished to fluffy and mostly smooth. Very good! The steamer squirted on first use, but that is to be expected on first use. I just pointed it at the towel and after a few seconds there were no more drops of water and only steam came out. With the following items, the steamer worked properly with no water droplets splashing/splashing. It's no small thing, so if you're looking for something tiny, this isn't it. But it's still a good travel size if a steamer is important to you. (I chose this model because it's not small. I wanted a big tank and this turned out to be a good choice.) So I'm happy! I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good handheld steamer. *I only used distilled water because we have very hard water and I don't want to risk it, but if you have soft water you can use tap water. * The only thing that I think could be improved is that the cord is looser like a regular appliance - it would be nice if it wound in at the bottom like most modern irons do. Although that's just my preference.