J-2000 Jiffy Garment Steamer with Plastic Steam Head, 120 Volt

El producto me llego desde un envío internacional con todas sus piezas bien, intacto, el material es muy bueno y le dudaba en comprarlo porque era algo costoso y uno piensa lo peor si te llegasen a estafar pero con todo lo contrario excelente compra y tu ropa queda como de tienda departamental muy buenos y responsables los vendedores no me vi en la necesidad de contactarlos porque todo me llego

Let's start off by saying I hate ironing. This steamer had been on my wishlist for awhile due to the price and also the size. I really wanted to make sure that I would get the use out of it to justify it. If you're thinking about, all I can say is: Buy It. This is a professional steamer that I keep near my closet. It does a fantastic job, it heats up quickly and smooths out clothing almost immediately. It works well on all types of materials. The thicker the material the longer it will take to steam. Dress shirts and pants are done within minutes. I have now had this for years and I use it weekly. I have since recommended this product to everyone I know.

Hasta ahorita ha funcionado bien, recomiendo uso con agua desmineralizada.

After borrowing a friend's ConAir steamer, and reading numerous reviews, I purchased this Jiffy from Amazon about a month ago. The Jiffy seems to be better-built than the ConAir, and puts out more steam, more consistantly than the model I borrowed. In the last month, I have steamed everything I can think of in my house, to see how it works. I have been pleased with this product, and here is what I have learned: 1) A steamer is not an iron. While I have read reviews of how you can press creases into clothing, I have not been successful in this (yet). I don't really care about creases, though, and have not spent much time trying. 2) A steamer is a tool. You have to learn how to use it properly to get good results. Steaming from underneath works better than steaming downward into the right side of the fabric. Just like anyone who uses a hammer a few times is almost certainly going to hammer their finger, you will probably burn yourself while you are learning to use a steamer. When I first started using the steamer, I wanted to steam upwards, like I iron. It was counter-inuitive for me, but it works better to steam downwards. 3) Wrinkles really do fall out of fabrics, but this seems to only happen with synthetic fibers or blends with a high percentage of synthetics. If I had trouble ironing it, it will take some work to steam it. However, I always iron in more wrinkles than I take out, so for natural or difficult fabrics, I do a better job with a steamer. Fabrics that I was afraid to iron (too thin/delicate) steam beautifully. Now, about the Jiffy J-2000 specifically: This steamer heats up very quickly, in just two or three minutes. I like to turn it on while I decide what to wear, and by the time I get it all together, it is ready to use. The wattage (1300) is slightly higher than most personal steamer models and makes a big difference in how quickly you can finish a garment. The steamer is very sturdily built. It uses heavy-duty plastics, and comes with a wrench (magnetically attached underneath the steamer body) to secure the parts tightly. The pole that holds the steamer head and clothing is shorter than I would personally like (and the hose is a little shorter, too) and stands about 5 feet. I could not steam all the way to the top of my curtains, while they were mounted to the wall. The water reservoir does not leak, although when you pull it out, some water does remain in the connection area, but not enough to make a mess. The list price on amazon for the steamer was 169.99, quite a deal more than most of the other steamers listed on Amazon. I purchased mine with a special 25$ off through Amazon, so paid 145$. I think that it is worth that price. I would not pay this much for the ConAir model that I borrowed. In a year, I may think the Jiffy is worth the Amazon list price.

Absolutely love this project I use quite often way better then those con-air and other brand ones. I splurged and and glad I did.