Jiffy Steamer J-2000 Jiffy Garment Steamer with Plastic Steam Head, 120 Volt, Beige

Probably one of the best clothes steamers on the market. The rod is very sturdy and solid. Everything seems to be very well build and the only button is the power. It heats up very quickly and just works right out of the box.

This review is for us guys who now do the laundry. Following a few swear words, mishaps and ups and downs with the ironing board and iron I saw the "little steamer" advertised. This looked like my salvation, so I ordered the little rascal. It worked surprisingly great and the ironing board found its way into the basement (the steam iron is still up on a shelf in the laundry room.) Recently my little steamer started spurting hot water and steam all over, so was time to regroup and read all the internet reviews about steam pressing.I ordered the "Jiffy Steamer J-2000 Residential Series 1300-Watt Garment Steamer from Amazon.com. I had my four pair of golf shorts and 4 polo shirts, from my four days of golf, available when the steamer arrived. I filled the water container with distilled water, turned it on and in less time than my little steamer was perking, steam was pumping out, and no spurting of hot steam water. My shorts and shirts were on hanger's right out of the dryer, so ready for the chore of pressing out wrinkles and folds, but hold on, this was actually fun and no chore. The wrinkles seemed to melt away with all the hot steam and each shirt was done in about 2 minutes. I had the shorts hung by the waist band so was simple to steam out any wrinkles and looked better than my ironing used to look. My "ironing" duties were completed in less than 30 minutes.Now the question for you guys who also have the ironing duties, would you rather spend more time on the golf course or in the laundry room? Also, as I said before, it is actually enjoyable to see the results in a short period of time and "no hassles" with an ironing board, lol.For the new-comers, yes, the little steamer works great, but would I switch back? - can I drive the ball 300 yards? - Answer is no. The occassional spurting of hot water from the little steamer was of course a nuisance, but tolerable, and naturally it could not be turned upside down. I now steam clothing from the inside, both the shirts and pants. With the legs hanging down it is easy to insert the steam nozzle and run it up and down. I might add this nozzle gets very hot, so be cautious. Also, the max for the little steamer was about 20 or 30 minutes and with my Jiffy Steamer, an hour is no problem.I might add I am 82 years of age, so you young'uns should easily outperform me. I steamed our mattress last week, so bye-bye any bedbugs. Feel like getting on the good side of your "significant other"? - steam some of her clothes and put a smile on her face (I now also steam my wife's PJ's so she looks gorgeous morning, noon and night.)So there you have it guys, would you rather sweat and swear over the ironing board, or sing along with your favorite CD. Also have extra time now on the golf course, wearing wrinkle-free golf clothes? Oh, would I recommend this Jiffy steamer? - as we say out here - "Yes, yes, yes, in a NY second."Jiffy Steamer J-2000 Residential Series 1300-Watt Garment Steamer

You get what you pay for, and you’re paying for a perfected garment steamer. It’s fast, effective, and dependably reliable.Tips: Utilize distilled water to avoid mineral buildups and use a clip styled clothes hanger for pants.

I've got lots of clothes in my closet that I can't bring myself to give away, but I also couldn't bring myself to wear for years because they're wrinkled and ironing is a pain. Got a wild hair a few weeks ago to purchase a steamer, and suddenly I'm wearing all these clothes again lol. It couldn't be simpler. The machine only takes 1-2 minutes to heat up, and the steamer head is large and easy to use.Not sure how other reviewers are damaging their clothing due to various issues with the steamer head, but it's almost surely operator error. If you take the most basic care of this, it's not gonna scratch/tear/rip/etc your clothes. It's smooth unless you somehow damage it by being careless.Pretty impressive how steam alone can make wrinkles vanish before your eyes...much easier than breaking out the iron, and it makes tricky synthetic fabrics easy to de-wrinkle (ironing cotton is easy, synthetics are harder due to requirement to use lower safe iron temps). My ONLY complaint (not a design flaw) is that it's hard to use when your garment is hanging mid-air on a small stick...you have to use two hands. If it had some type of backer where you could steam without the garment rotating, you could gently tug on the garment while steaming, which results in much more effective and quicker wrinkle release. Again, this isn't a design flaw, just something that could be added. Maybe just use a different hanger which won't rotate on the little vertical stick?But this is just something I'll figure out after a few more uses. Doesn't detract from the steamer at all, as this is a great product. Crazy how much I use this...I actually enjoy the process, I'm looking around my house for things to steam (clothes, curtains, my beard, etc)! Seems pretty bulletproof, so glad I got this over one of the newer plastic devices from other companies.

The Jiffy Steamer J-2000 works like a charm—powerful steam, easy to use, and lightweight. The plastic head glides smoothly over fabrics. Perfect for quick touch-ups! Highly recommend.

I bought this steamer specifically for steaming a huge 20-pound wedding dress on the big day. It came through magnificently! The size of the dress meant it did take quite a while to steam the whole thing (like 2 hours+), but the ease of use and large water reservoir made everything go smoothly. I absolutely LOVE the old-school quality and simplicity of this machine. The design is timeless, the construction and materials feel solid and high-quality, and it's simple to use! Just lift off the water reservoir (no latches or connectors to mess with), fill with water, set it back down on top of the steamer, plug in, and turn on the switch! It does take a couple of minutes to reach maximum temperature, but once it does, you're in business! Highly recommended! (Everyone loved it so much, the bridesmaids took turns steaming their dresses while getting ready! :)p.s. The built-in hanging rack might work for regular clothes, but for this large dress I bought a heavy-duty dedicated stand on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07K1QVYNN?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title) and it was a lifesaver - everyone said it wouldn't have gone as smoothly without the separate stand!