HiLIFE Steamer for Clothes, Handheld Clothes Steamer with Large 300ml Tank, 1100W Clothing Steamer, Fabric Wrinkle Remover, Portable & Compact Travel Size Garment Steamer ONLY FOR 120V (White)

I already own one and love it. I bought a second one for my friend that was getting married and he ended up using it right before his wedding for all of the groomsmen's shirts and even a suit jacket. The wedding party traveled into town so their clothes were not as perfect as they wanted them to be. They were impressed with the performance. It didn't leak, heated up quickly and has a good sized reservoir for the water. I am so happy that I bought it for them, it's a great product. I have had mine for 9 months, used mine for curtains, dress clothes and heavy fabrics. Great purchase for me!

Fantastic steamer. Tried it alongside a much more expensive one from C0stco, and this steamer won! Worked on light weight (silk) to medium weight (khaki trench). Heated up in minutes. Tank isn’t big, which means you can only get through 2-3 blouses, but also means it isn’t overly heavy.

You need to hold the steamer almost directly on the clothes.

I was surprised how well this little steamer worked. This heats up quickly and puts out a goodly amount of steam. Does a great job on everything I've use it on...linen, silk, cotton, etc. I can usually do 3-4 items (shirts) on one fill up. It doesn't spit out gobs of water either. I'd recommend this product.

This is just like using an iron. I put it right on the material. It works very fast to get the wrinkles out! I love it!

It is awesome!!!!!! It says that it works for travel but it seems too heavy for that. I tried it on a very wrinkled sweater and it took me no more than two minutes for the wrinkles to disappear and it was not on a stable surface!!!!! I think I will love this steamer for ever!!!!! Even it’s heavy I am still very happy with it and am thinking of buying one to leave in my country to use there.

It is very worth to buy it.

I've tried this several times prior to leaving a review but I don't feel like it dewrinkles my clothes. I tried both thin, medium, and thicker clothes and tried it on cotton, rayon, nylon, polyester, linen etc but to be honest I barely saw any difference on the wrinkles. I tried using up all the water and taking my time to stretch clothes out while steaming to help it dewrinkle just on one area such as the sleeve or one side of the chest but it doesn't seem to do much. Also, when you first get the steam going, don't point the initial spew towards the clothes as it's not steam but spouts of water drops. Give it like 10 seconds to get all the water spew out first. Curious if other steamers do the same thing but I prefer steaming iron over this for both speed and dewrinkling. Of course this is more convenient but the result is disappointing.