Russell Hobbs Steam Genie Handheld Clothes Steamer, No Ironing Board Needed, Ready to Use in 45s, 200ml Detachable Water Tank, Compact Garment Steamer for Home and Travel, 10m Steam Time,1600W, 25591

Good

I like the fact that the cord is long enough, it steams pretty well but yeah it is heavy if you’re steaming your clothes for more than 5mn you’ll need to switch arm.

ليست المرة الاولي التي اتعامل فيها مع اجهزة راسل هوبز انها ذات جودة جيدة وخامات ممتازة و كنت اراها تنفذ ما يحتاجه العميل ليصبح اكثر عملية ومناسب للاستخدام ولكن مع هذه المكواة البخار كنت اتمني ان يكون هناك تحكم لدرجة الحرارة

Time saving, hassle free appliance. I steamed 2 pieces of clothes that were badly wrinkled and a fabric belt with a deep crease on it (shown on the video below) putting basically zero effort in doing so. It releases a lot of very hot steam per second, hence the good result. Just keep an eye on the water level that needs refill often enough if your clothes are terribly wrinkled. Highly recommended.

Great value for money, gives off a lot of contiguous steam, similar to there irons, gets rid of creases very easily & has a long power cord but it does have a bit of weight to the steamer but this shouldn’t put you off buying, I would recommend to everyone

Good product. Steam flow very consistent. Can steam press 3-4 garments in 1 tank full. Easy to operate and store

It’s been described as for travel. But it’s too heavy. Please don’t buy it. And amazon initiated return but no one turned up for return

This is. Very good steamer. In my opinion much easier than ironing. If you do plan on purchasing please ensure to buy one of the steam iron gloves they are a must as you will burn your hand with the steam from the appliance. The creases are easy to get out clothing with this appliance, and it even works on clothing that can not be ironed. The water tank is quite small and I do find myself having to refill the water after 2-3 items of clothing which can be annoying but in the grand scheme for me it still beats having to pull out ironing boards and iron. I would defo recommend, it’s good value for money.