Cake Steamer - Travel Steamer Handheld Clothes Steamer Fondant Steamer Garment Steamer Fabric Steamer Portable Iron Steamer Ideal for Clothes Curtains Carpets with 138ML Capacity Ultra Light & Fast 30 Sec Heat Up Steam Generator

Now that I've had a chance to use this a couple of times and get used to it, I really like it. A couple of points though, it goes dry really quickly, you really only get one shirt out of a fill, but mostly that's all I'm doing to its fine. The other point I'd make is don't fill it to the max fill point, when it starts to boil the water spurts out when its full. Best to fill to just below the max level.Also if you are the type of person who pulls something out of the wardrobe to iron and wear then you need to be aware that as the steam dampens the garment you need to leave enough time for it to dry again.And if you like nice pressed seams this is not for you either.But if like me you hate ironing, and just want something quick to wheek out the creases, its great!If you have a few things to do, I found if you boil the kettle at the same time, you can refill the steamer from the kettle and that saves a lot of faff as the instructions say you can't refill the hot steamer with cold water, so saves waiting for it to cool to refill.

It's smaller than I expected, holding less than 2 cups of water. I filled it about a little more than half way to the max line. A good thing too because once the water started boiling, it was bubbling just below the lid line. If I had filled it to max, the water would have spurted out between the seam I think. But the boiling was quick and within 1 minute I was steaming away, no spillage or spurting. The amount of water I had was good for only one and a half garment. I think if I had it to max, I would have finished two garments.

bit hard to get the cap on and off and the water doesnt last long. good if you need to steam quickly or like me use it for sugar flowers

Working on the road a lot I'm one of those people that has a wardrobe of clothes hanging in the back of the car. Anyone who travels a lot will knows that no matter how good of a driver these clothes are not going to stay crisp for long. This steamer from NOSIVA will fix those first word problems. No longer will you have to request an iron from the hotel receptionist.The steamer takes around 30 seconds to boil and then you're ready to go. Anything that needs steaming needs to be hanging upright. You can only steam going up and down so don't be an idiot like me and use it horizontally like an iron, it will just leak water over your clothes and act more like a watering can. The Amazon advert and user manual clearly states this but I tried anyway just to make sure.The steamer gets very warm. It's not something I would want to use for long periods of time but its perfect for pulling creases out of my shirts, trousers, jumpers and child's pajamas. You could also use this on your curtains but you would need an extension lead to move about with the steamer.Good luck using it on a king size duvet.Steamer comes in retail packaging. Inside the box you'll find what looks like a mini kettle, a steamer nozzle, and handy zippable carry bag for storing away when not being used.

Good value for money, but, naturally, it doesn't remove creases like an iron.

REALLY handy. boils up quickly, blasts through clothes. It's not perfect - you'll still have some wrinkles and you won't get that 'perfectly pressed' look and you may burn your fingers if you're not careful but it gets the worst of it off and makes you look presentable. Good for travel, good for at home if you're like me and detest ironing because you don't want to spend 20 mins of your life trying to make a shirt as flat as possible. It packs away small, comes in a sturdy little bag. had it a few years now and it has served me well. recommend.

Not really worth the money. Too smal and the water is finishing very quickly.

It doesn't really replace an iron but it is portable and comes in a handy bag.