👕 GS110 Steam 'n Go Garment Steamer by Black & Decker Review

The steamer works well despite its size, and the brush attachment helps smooth out wrinkles. The only thing I dislike about this product and steam generators in general is the hot water leak! This usually ends up in your legs or arms/hands, which can be annoying! But other than that, it's a great cruise ship.

Tsk, tsk, tsk Black and Decker - maybe you should stick to your basic manly tools and not make us consumers think you can handle the basics (theoretically) Concept of a steamship. This product is a joke. It drips, spits, squirts, and then after a hard-earned puff or two (if your thumb hasn't broken the button over and over again—and it's a hard one to press), you might need it again. and again. and again. All in all I haven't found a vape that works really well no matter what the cost and…

Normally I don't like clothes care products, but this device is awesome! I have a couple of t-shirts that say "Do not iron if decorated!" Well fear not! Black & Decker Steam 'n Go also cuts a fine figure for decorative items. It also won't burn your ironing board or suit if you leave it face down on clothes like an iron. The only downside I found was the small amount of water. However, I don't see this as an obvious oversight and I recommend this product to any person who is tired of burned…

This is one of the worst designed items I've ever bought. I'm not talking about poor production quality, I mean it's a really stupid idea. Shame on you, Black & Decker. I have an old Sunbeam handheld steamer that provides constant steam, just what you need for quick and easy wrinkle removal. To get steam out of the Black & Decker GS110 Steam 'n Go, you have to press a button with your thumb that releases a burst of steam, similar to the extra steam pump button on most steam irons. Unbelievable.