Review on 👔 Efficient & Powerful FUMORCLU Full Size Garment Steamer with 1500W Steaming Power, Quick 45S Heat-up, 2L Detachable Water Tank for Uninterrupted 50 Minutes Continuous Steam by Shane Solorzano

My aversion to ironing is well known in our family. If I find a way to iron out the creases without an ironing board, I'll count. When a blouse costs about $7 to dry clean (men's shirts are $2, don't start), it takes a bit of DIY to keep them in shape. The family looked good, not crumpled and crumpled. It was easy to set up. The footprint is about the size of a small stool. Sturdy telescopic rails hold your clothes well, so you don't have to pull and hold the hems of shirts and blouses while steaming them. The adjustable height is perfect for most adults. The hose is quite long and closes well at the top when not in use. The detachable reservoir holds half a gallon of water. I used distilled water, but I think pre-boiled or filtered water is fine, especially if your area has hard water. had to refill. YMMV. I've used it for curtains, a tablecloth, a Christmas tree skirt, blouses, shirts and a pair of khakis that I thought were useless. You can use the "brush" attachment to remove lint on some fabrics, or remove it and use a flat "iron" to iron creases, sleeves and collars, for example. Its small size makes it easy to hide in a linen closet. Perhaps the only difference between this and the much more expensive one is the on/off footswitch.