Conair Travel Steamer for Clothes - Mini Garment Steamer, Fabric Steamer in Green by Travel Smart - Packable in Carry On Luggage - Dual Voltage

I’ve been using this steamer for two years and it’s a very good steamer. It does its job. There are no settings, but it does a pretty good job for ironing out the clothes. The staining capacity is maximum five minutes. It is durable. It doesn’t heat up and it’s easy to use.

What an amazing steamer!!! We travelled all over Europe and the USA and never ironed anything. This steamer worked great!! It was a little bulky and just slightly heavy but completely worth it. The steam is very hot so use caution. I think that’s why it works so well. It also heats up super fast. However, Two things I would caution. 1. Do not overfill with water. It gets very hot and the water splashes if it is too full. Fill only to the max line. 2. When adding more water, turn off the steamer, unplug it and use a towel or something to take off the top steamer part. I did this as an easy way to refill the water.

Easy to use and efficient for small projects. Works great for clothing that needs a quick de-wrinkle. I wanted something lightweight and manageable, which it is, to steam wrinkles out of curtains. While it is doing the job nicely, it only lasts about 15 minutes. This means I have to let it cool about a half hour before refilling. One panel has taken 5 refills, which means it’s basically been a 5 hour job. Time is money, so what I’ve saved in money by buying a smaller unit is costing me in time.

The best steam iron. It doesn't leave wrinkles. It makes it much easier for me when I go on a trip. I can take it with me without problems. It's very useful to me

I recently took the Conair Travel Steamer for Clothes on my trip to France, and I must say, this "little" steamer truly packs a punch! With the recent bed bug scares in Paris and other cities, I found an unexpected but incredibly useful application for it - steaming hotel beddings. The steamer worked wonders in providing peace of mind and ensuring a clean, bug-free environment. But the real test came with my decision to travel light, carrying only a single bag for my two-week journey. This meant I had to regularly steam out wrinkles from my clothes and hand wash them as needed. The Conair steamer was up to the task every single day. Not only did it effortlessly smooth out wrinkles, but it also did an excellent job in airing out any stale smells. My outfits felt, looked, and smelled fresh and new again, as if they had just come from a professional laundry service. What impressed me most about this steamer is its compact size, which makes it incredibly easy to pack, and its powerful performance, which rivals larger, bulkier steamers. It heats up quickly and provides a consistent steam flow, making it super efficient and easy to use. Overall, the Conair Travel Steamer is a travel essential I didn't know I needed but now can't imagine traveling without. It’s perfect for anyone looking to keep their clothes fresh and wrinkle-free on the go. Highly recommend for its versatility, effectiveness, and ease of use!

Lasted about 12 months, then stopped working. I got a lot of use out of it, but it didn't last as long as my previous steamer. It did remove wrinkles on a wide range of fabrics. It was easy to use. Although I liked the compact size, it required frequent water refills. Depending on the piece and size, I could steam about half to 3/4 of a garment at a time.

This is my go-to for travel. Small, sturdy, compact, works great.

The Conair steamer was unfortunately a waste of money and luggage space. I give it a one-star because it did not meet the basic objective in use while travel, and its poor design does not make it a decent substitute for anything I would use at home. First, a product description for context: it is a simple plastic bottle with a plug and a folding chair-like grip. It has no on/off or settings. You plug it in and it should start to boil water and the resulting steam comes out of the top. The top part has small grooves and it is easy to misalign when trying to put it on. For home use, it is small and you wouldn’t leave it plugged in for more than a few seconds, as it will continue to boil the water empty. I would feel it is not safe for regular use compared to other options. An on/off switch would help. I would also look for something that makes a basic effort at the handle because it is designed for folding, not holding and the bottle is literally boiling hot once you have it going so you’re not going to hold it anywhere other than the handle. The reason I got this was to have something for travel. I travel a lot outside the US, and it claims to have dual voltage. So, that was the draw for me. Frankly, I don’t know why you would use this unless your are traveling. Problem I had in my trip to Europe was that it oddly would not hold the electrical charge long enough to boil. It would warm, but not boil, which is odd because the voltage in Europe is much higher and brings ordinary water pots to a boil much faster. I tried multiple sockets, including ones where I had other things plugged in. This simply didn’t work. I never got sufficient steam to do a simple dress shirt. At over $60, I thought I was getting something more reliable.

Love this small, compact steamer. It does a great job of getting the wrinkles out!

No cabe duda que es una buena opcion, práctica y manejable deja la ropa sin arrugas

Didn’t produce enough steam or pressure to be very effective binned this and bought a small travel iron

Haven't traveled abroad yet with this, but very pleased so far. LIghtweight and very compact. Was worried if the collapsible handle would be made well but it is. There is a release button on the top to lock or collapse the handle and the mechanism seems nice and solid. Heats up fast and emits plenty of steam even with just one row of holes. Easy to open and fill. Don't need the brush attachment but others may find a use for it. This is the smallest, lightest travel steamer I have purchased. Hope it stays in Conair's lineup permanently.

Easy to use and works okay? Some wrinkles are harder to smooth out and at first try it didn’t seem to work… but tried again and it seemed fine. Have used a couple of times on light dresses. Haven’t tried on any heavier fabrics yet.