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This is my first use of a garment steamer! I've always wanted one since I despise even light ironing, but couldn't justify the purchase until my daughters' got flower girl dresses that arrived with quite a bit of wrinkles in the layers of tulle. I did a lot of research on reviews, and seriously thought I was gonna have to make do with less than I had hoped for. I kept scrolling, and found this little travel one. I didn't want a bigger one, because I really don't iron/steam all that often and dislike items like that taking up unneeded space. I really like the size of this one! I imagine it'd be perfect for travel. Fits my average sized hands well and is pretty light. It can steam in any direction, which was awesome for the massive amount of tulle to be steamed! Obviously because it is smaller, it needed multiple refills (which was super easy) to steam that much tulle, but I think for an average user, it'd do a couple shirts per fillup easily. It heated up quickly- within 10-15 seconds! It did take some work/time to get the tulle wrinkle free, but was a snap on my dress! I'm impressed with the ease of use, the job it does, and the quality of product. Shipping/packaging was quick and damage-free. Happy steaming! P.S. Steaming vs ironing...steaming kinda fun...ironing sucks! Ha!

I have had hit and miss experiences with steamers. I purchased this one and I have now found my favorite. I travel 75% for business and so I live out of a carry-on. This steamer is not only light weight and easily fits in my carry-on or back-back, but is so simple to use and works quickly. With having to try and figure out how to fold a suit from videos, etc. it is so much less stressful now that I can pull my suit out, regardless of how wrinkled and in 5 minutes it is ready for a client meeting or seminar. I am so happy with this, and yes it is small and times perhaps more time to use and refill, but the result is what counts. No spitting water, no 5 minute warm up, no 15 step operation. I just purchased a second one for my home, now that I have traveled with the first one for a month. I highly recommend this.

This steamer works great to get out stubborn wrinkles in clothing.....especially along seams, pockets, etc BUT runs out of water fairly quickly. I have to re-fill the container several times in order to complete steaming about 3-4 items of clothing. Plus the steam can be extremely hot and scald fingers if you are not careful! Overall it is light, easy to use, and heats up fast. The small size should make carrying for travel real easy. This is a wonderful substitute in place of a traditional iron!

Love this steamer for traveling and home use. Heats up in less than 30 seconds. Works through wrinkles very fast. I received it quickly just in time for a destination wedding. Needed to steam iron several dresses. I researched many products and the reviews led me to this one. Compact, heats quickly, does not spit water on clothes. I like the fact you can use tap water since the product has a filter to prevent calcification. I had a different brand and it clogged quickly since I used tap water once. I highly recommend this Polardo travel steamer!

After a few weeks, so far It works well. I use it at home for shirts and pants. It makes a slight pulsation that you can hear and feel while it's steaming. It doesn't have the shape and feel of a tradition iron which has a handle. This item has no handle so you grasp the entire body of the unit. I suppose if you have very small, weak hands and arms that it might feel a bit heavy, but I'm an average person ans I think the shape and weight is no issue at all. The water tank needs to be removed for refilling, but it's easy and no big deal. The tank is small so I can do maybe two shirts before I start looking at the tank and seeing that it's getting low on water. I recall the instructions mention something about a water filter that might need to be replaced. I use clean (distilled) water that I get from my dehumidifier which I think might prolong the life of the unit.

This product is easy to use and does a reasonably good job with wrinkles, but apparently it is not for use with voltage converters (see photo). I bought it to replace a large floor model steamer as part of a downsizing initiative and it will work great for that. I was impressed by the built-in water filter and automatic shutdown feature. But... I had also hoped to use it for global travel because its small size is ideal for packing light. While I should be OK for Canada, I will not be able to use this product in Europe. Many devices these days have dual voltage built in or will work just fine with an external converter. I never thought to check that and missed the return window before I discovered it or I would have selected a different product. It blows my mind that this product is advertised as a "travel steamer," yet cannot manage 220V.

To give this steamer a good test trial, I tried the steamer on my freshly washed and dried pillow case that came out so terribly wrinkled that it looked like a shriveled up prune. To my surprise I was able to get the wrinkles out. It was a bit heavier than I anticipated it to be for a travel iron, however that would not deter me from taking it when traveling. It has an appropriate length of cord, can be used in any direction and has a water tank that lasted me for quite a while. I would highly recommend this steamer for its quality and overall steaming function.

It works as I expected for a travel sized unit, and it works just fine. It is a small hand held unit, so the tank is small. If you have a shirt with hard, pressed in wrinkles, expect to use the entire tank with one shirt. Pumps out a good amount of steam. The hissing noise it makes is a little high pitched (freaked out my cats), but it took the wrinkles right out of my silk shirt. If you are a person who likes super crisp, hard pressed lines, this is not for you. I like some movement in my clothes, so having a steamer to relax the wrinkles, instead of pressing my clothes to cardboard with an iron, is my preference. I'm liking it so far, if something changes drastically, I'll update.