BEAUTURAL Steamer for Clothes, Portable Handheld Garment Fabric Wrinkles Remover, 30-Second Fast Heat-up, Auto-Off, Large Detachable Water Tank

This steamer is a great option when you need to get wrinkles out of your clothes but you don’t want to use an iron. Some fabrics can not be ironed but a steamer is the best way to safely get wrinkles out of your clothes. This is great for travel also. It does not leak and heats up quickly. It has a powerful flow of steam that easily removes wrinkles from delicates like silk and even denser fabrics like denim. It’s handheld and easy to use. Most European hotels do not have irons or ironing boards in them. This is a great alternative that packs easily and very convenient. Highly recommend!

Works well. Not too big. For home use, I don't plan to travel with it. Easy to use. Heats up quick. Got the wrinkles off my linen shirt pretty quick. It would be really helpful if you have a sturdy place to hang your clothes as you are steaming it. I didn't feel the need to pull on my shirt as I'm going over it with the steamer to help it take off the wrinkles. I just glided the steamer over the shirt and it did it's job. I have not used any of the attachments. I will say when I was emptying the holder for water, a little bit of water would not come out. It was like 5 drops of water. No matter how many times I tried to shake it and hopefully have the water come out of the hole it didn't. I even left the cap open for a day hoping it would naturally dry and evaporate, it didn't. Eventually I took some tissue and pushed some through the hole and shook the bottle around hoping the tissue would catch the droplets as it comes by. This worked but not 100% and enough for me to be OK. I didn't want any water to stay in the water container because not sure if that can create mildew.

I’ve been really happy with the BEAUTURAL handheld steamer—it heats up fast, removes wrinkles quickly, and is super easy to use. It’s perfect for last-minute touch-ups and works well on everything from light blouses to thicker fabrics.The only downside for me is the water tank size. I find myself needing to refill it more often than I’d like, especially when steaming multiple items. A slightly larger tank would make this a 5-star product for sure!Overall, though, it’s a solid steamer that gets the job done and is easy to store. Definitely recommend for quick and effective wrinkle removal.

I was very impressed, but it definitely does the job. Add a little water in the container. It gets hot in a matter of seconds and it’s ready to go. I highly recommend this plus you can pack it up and take it with you. I don’t even use an iron. I use this. It’s a lot quicker.

As a pageant mom, I spend a lot of time steaming dresses and outfits. I'm always on the lookout for a steamer that 1) knocks the wrinkles out quickly, 2) doesn't spit water, and 3) is easy to use.My Shark handheld steamer quit on me a couple of weeks ago, so I had to replace it. I looked at expensive floor/tank models and other handheld steamers, and did thorough research on several brands and models. Experience has taught me that metal/steel heads work better than plastic heads at knocking out wrinkles. (Plus, plastic heads normally have more condensation thus creating water marks on clothing). So, a metal head was a requirement.Usually models with metal heads cost more, so I was surprised when I found this one for $35. I kept skipping over it, thinking the low price tag meant that it was lower quality. But, I kept coming back to this model because of its features and the price. I love that this steamer has a lock button, so I'm not having to hold it while I'm steaming. (I had to keep the button pressed on my Shark, and I hated that.)I'm glad I gave this model a try. It does the job that the $200 steamers do, and because it's small, I can easily travel with it. It's made a lot like my Shark, but isn't nearly as heavy and does a better job.There are a couple of things that I wish were different about it (and would pay more for these upgrades):1. I wish the cord were a little longer.2. I am concerned about the durability of the plastic buttons/controls.3) The area to pour water in the reservoir is a little hard to navigate. (My last steamer, I would just carry a bottle of water for convenience.) The hole on this one is very small, so I hope I don't forget the pouring cup that comes with it.

I bought this steamer September 2022, and only had used it a couple times (I don’t have a ton of clothes that I need to steam). When I went to use it in August 2023, it wasn’t working correctly. It would heat up but steam wouldn’t come out (I didn’t have this experience before). I reached out to this company’s customer support via email. Within a day or two I got a reply with some troubleshoot tips. I tried those and still had no luck getting it to steam. The gal I emailed with asked for my address to send a replacement. I had a new steamer within one week. They replaced this item I’ve had for almost a year because there is a 24 month warranty. Their customer support team made this incredibly fast and easy. So friendly and helpful too! I was thoroughly impressed!! This company truly backs their product! As for the steamer itself, works like a champ! Not sure what the issue was with my last one…but either way, my new steamer works great! As advertised, you can hold it upright or horizontally like an iron. Heats up super fast, like a couple minutes. It will dribble/spit out a couple drops of water every now and then, but it isn’t an issue as it’s only water and not ruining anything! It does make like a continual clicking sound when you’re holding down the steam button. It doesn’t bother me, and I didn’t even notice after a while. If you struggle with sensory overload issues, then you might not like the noise this product makes. It’s not loud, and like I said it didn’t bother me at all. Just wanted to mention it as that might be important to some people. I was able to steam 4 shirts on my first fill of the water chamber. With more practice, I’m sure I could do more than 4, as I’m kinda slow getting back into using a steamer. Also, had some shirts with odd fabric that were stubborn, so that took a little more time. No issues with stopping from overheating either.