2-in-1 Travel Steamer and Iron

Out of the suitcase and ready to wear in minutes

You unpack and your shirt looks like you slept in it. The blouse for tomorrow is full of folds. The hotel has no ironing board, or one that wobbles. And at home you are not setting up the board for a single collar. So you wear it as it is.

This 2-in-1 steamer is hot in the time it takes to make a coffee. Hold it upright and steam your clothes on the hanger. Turn the head a quarter and you iron flat on a table or bed, with a proper plate for collars and cuffs. One device, 24 centimetres long, that fits in any bag.

Why you will love this steamer:

• Steaming and ironing in one device, so you only need one thing at home and away
• Head rotates 90 degrees, so you switch between hanger and table in one move
• 1200 watts and hot in about 30 seconds, so you are never left waiting
• Large ceramic plate, so you are done in fewer passes
• Dry, even steam, so your clothes never come out damp

On the hanger or flat on the table

If your clothes are on a hanger, hold the steamer upright and run the steam along the fabric. The fibres relax and the creases drop out. If the garment is lying flat, turn the head 90 degrees and iron the way you always do, so collars, cuffs and trouser creases come out sharp again.

Hot before your shoes are on

With 1200 watts the steamer reaches temperature in about 30 seconds. It then delivers 25 grams of steam per minute, enough to smooth a creased blouse in half a minute. So you can freshen up your shirt in the morning without leaving the house any later.

A plate that glides

The ceramic steam plate is large and smooth. It covers more fabric at once than a small metal steam head and glides easily over cotton, linen and delicate fabrics. You are done in fewer passes, with no need to press down.

See which mode is on

On the LED touch display you choose preheat, dry ironing or steam, and you can see straight away which mode is active. So you can dry iron a cotton shirt and gently steam a silk blouse with the same device.

Smaller than a bottle of water

The steamer measures about 24 by 10 centimetres and weighs around 0.74 kilos. That is shorter than a 750 ml bottle of water. It fits in your cabin bag or weekend bag, so you arrive looking as sharp as when you left home.

Dry steam, no damp patches

Plenty of handheld steamers spit water onto your clothes. This one has an anti-drip design that keeps the steam even and dry, so you can wear your clothes straight after steaming. The 150 ml water tank covers a few garments in a row.

Honestly: built for quick touch-ups

This steamer is at its best with everyday jobs: today's shirt, the dress from your suitcase, the jacket from the wardrobe. If you have a full basket of ironing, a large ironing board is still quicker. For everything else, reach for this one.

Safe use

• Do not leave the device switched on unattended, and keep it out of reach of children.
• The head and plate get hot. Use the supplied holder to rotate the head during use and do not touch the plate.
• Never point the steam at people or animals, and do not steam clothes while someone is wearing them.
• Unplug the device when you are finished and let it cool down before emptying or storing it.

Specifications

• Type: 2-in-1 garment steamer and iron
• Power: 1200 watts
• Heat-up time: about 30 seconds
• Steam output: 25 grams per minute
• Head: rotates 90 degrees, for vertical steaming and horizontal ironing
• Plate: large ceramic steam plate
• Controls: LED touch display with preheat, dry ironing and steam
• Water tank: 150 ml
• Anti-drip design: yes
• Cord length: 1.8 metres
• Dimensions: about 24 x 10 cm
• Weight: about 0.74 kg
• Suitable for: cotton, linen, silk, wool and organza
• Plug: EU
• Certification: CE
• In the box: steamer and holder

Frequently asked questions

Does it really work as well as in the photos?
Yes. With 1200 watts and 25 grams of steam per minute, it takes creases out of shirts, blouses and dresses in a few passes. For a deep fold in heavy linen, use the plate. And if it still disappoints, you have a 30 day cooling-off period.

Which fabrics can I use it on?
Cotton, linen, polyester, silk, wool and organza. With delicate fabrics, keep the steam head a little further away. If in doubt, check the care label.

Will it spit water on my clothes?
No. The anti-drip design keeps the steam dry. Let the steamer preheat briefly after switching on, and keep it as upright as you can while steaming.

How long does a full tank last?
Do the math: 150 ml at 25 grams per minute is about six minutes of continuous steam. Enough for a few garments, and refilling takes seconds.

Which water should I use?
Ordinary tap water. If you live in a hard water area, use demineralised water so less limescale builds up and the steamer lasts longer.

Can I take it travelling?
Yes, that is what it is made for. There is no battery inside. Empty the tank before you pack it and your suitcase stays dry.