Pure Enrichment PureSteam Portable Fabric Steamer - Handheld Travel Garment Steamer Removes Wrinkles & is Safe on All Fabrics - Fast-Heating, Lightweight, Auto Safety Shut-Off, & Long Cord (White)

After reading the instruction manual, which was relatively straightforward, I began using the product. I filled the reservoir up to the max line, locked the device, plugged it in, and turned it on. Very quickly, after a minute or two, steam began emitting out of the nozzle and I began the steaming process. Accustomed to ironing, and NOT to steaming clothes on a hanger, it was awkward to position the steamer accordingly to run it smoothly down my dress shirt. Unconsciously as well, I tilted the device beyond 45 degrees and true to the instruction manual, hot, scolding water did spill out fortunately onto the shirt and not my skin. Cautious now, I held the shirt taut from the bottom and properly steamed the shirt (holding the device vertically). It took some time (several minutes) to learn the nooks and cranny of it Afterwards, steaming became relatively easy. Steaming the sleeves can be difficult since the shirt was on a hanger. I recommend PureSteam to perhaps include a a backboard that is heat-resistant, handheld, and small enough to maneuver in a shirt/pants. I am afraid of steaming against a wall since it may overheat the paint, which is possibly toxic to inhale and will damage your shirt. I am slightly disappointed in the fact that the steamer doesn't entirely gets rid of the wrinkles. The appearance of the surface of the dress shirt doesn't look as smooth if it were to be ironed. HOWEVER, as a portable device and using it for the first time, it does work wonderfully. For special, special occasions, I would definitely recommend using the traditional iron. For everyday usage where you need to look clean and presentable, this steamer is definitely a great product. Note, this steamer is also not intended to steam your entire wardrobe. The water reservoir evaporated at a relatively quick rate. Just enough for you to finish steaming one shirt. Time duration is around approximately 5 to 6 minutes. Once again, good enough to quickly remove the wrinkles from the outfit you will be wearing that day. That is what it was intended for. Overall, very satisfied with my first time usage! Will update if anything happens.

Works great! Love this steamer!

I like this steamer a lot. It's compact and it's easy to travel with. The problem with travel size stuff is that it is usually small. Specifically with this item, the water container is small. So do not expect hours of use out of it. I attached some pictures of a cotton t shirt that I threw into the wash and came out super wrinkly. The steamer did a good job taking out most of the wrinkles, but it does not replace an iron. The reason for that is because it's hard for the steamer to get the wrinkles out by the horizontal lines on the shirt. My guess is bc it is painted over or whatever material they use is hard to get wrinkles out (as you can see by the pics). It still did a really good job, but for items like these, you would likely need to run an iron over to make sure you get the wrinkles out of the horizontal lines. I suspect that it will do a great day to day job of just getting out wrinkles from dress shirts and work attire. I filled the steamer to the "max" line and the steam was only sufficient for this one shirt (front and back). I had to refill after steaming this shirt. I see some other reviews where it states that you can use it on two to three things. I think it just depends on how much wrinkles you have on the shirt. If you have heavy wrinkles like this cotton tee, then it will likely only have enough steam for one shirt. either way, it's still more convenient for travel and using an iron! Worth a try if you are looking into one! It took less than a minute to boil up. The price is also relatively cheap compare to other steamers. I would check this out if you are in the market for one.

This is my first Amazon review and it is because I want people to beware of this product. I understand that products can have defects but when they are as dangerous as this one, there should be much greater measures in their Quality Control department to ensure less hazardous products wind up in the hands of consumers. Let me start by saying I was SO excited to get this steamer. I had been suffering from a disheveled look for months after a roommate had moved out that owned an iron. As such, I was in the market for something that would get my wrinkles out fast and without any extra equipment (i.e. a bulky ironing board). After browsing Amazon for a while, and reading countless customer reviews, I picked the Pure Enrichment Fabric Steamer. Just a couple of days later, my much-needed steamer arrived in the mail. Right when I saw it, I opened it up and used it on some of my unkempt clothes. I read the directions, filled up the reservoir, and plugged it in. Briefly, I left the room to put the clothes on hangers. When I came back, my floor was soaked with scalding hot water. Curious as to what was happening, I picked up the steamer from the handle. It was searing hot and water was dripping everywhere! Thinking I must have screwed something on wrong, I turned the appliance off, let it cool down, reread the directions, and tried again. This time I noticed before even plugging it in that water was dripping everywhere. Ugh! I was so disappointed. In a desperate attempt to make the product usable, I wrapped duct tape around the bottom, but that failed to leave the product with any marked improvement. The water found a way to drip-drip-drip out. I'm no engineer but I'm pretty sure it'd be difficult for the average person to make this work. The product has rendered itself completely unusable. :( In summary, I suggest you do not buy this product. It is too much of a gamble. There are other steamers on Amazon in the same price range that won't be such a risk.

First of all it's a very compact, small little device, that's quickly and easily set up. The top twists on and off with a locking feature and is very secure while being very easy to twist. People with hand issues shouldn't have much trouble with removing the nozzle in order to fill it. The reservoir is small enough that it should fit under the faucet of your bathroom sink no problem. We have fairly shallow sinks and I was able to fill it without an issue. The opening is large and easily filled without spilling water all over the steamer. Do note, however, that due to it's very compact size you will only be able to put enough water in it to one garment at a time. The unit heats up quickly (under 2 minutes) and makes a little gurgling noise that will let you know that it's ready. There was not a lot of visible steam coming from it, but it steamed up the mirror above my vanity and I knew it was ready. Steaming was easy, though I did have to hold it very close, if not on the shirt. I was able to "press" a nice crease in the silk fabric very easily. Steaming the very bottom of the shirt was a little difficult just because it was hard to hold tension on it while it was hanging without burning my fingers from the steam. The steam is hot, however, I feel that it was a little conservative (likely to prevent people from burning themselves) I would have appreciated it being a little hotter, because it think it would have helped the process move a little more quickly. I did have to go over some more wrinkled areas a few times to get the wrinkles out. Overall, though, wrinkles came out of the shirt fairly quickly and very easily. Just a tip: Hold it very close, possibly touching the garment, for best results. Just know -- this is NOT an iron. You're of course going to get better results with an iron. But for materials that you don't want to risk scorching, or just because who wants to drag out the iron and ironing board at 5 in the morning, this is a great alternative. I was able to steam the wrinkles out of this silk shirt in about 2-3 minutes - way less than the time it would have taken me to set up an ironing board and iron. I also used this little steamer to fix a scrunched up tassel necklace. Worked super quickly (like 10 seconds) and my necklace is like brand new! All in all: A great little steamer. Super convenient to have on hand for quick de-wrinkling jobs. Works very well and will keep you from those lazy morning wrinkles. Tank is small (though on purpose) and steam is not as hot as I would like, perhaps, but is hot enough to press a crease in light fabrics such as silk. Great little addition to your clothing care arsenal!

I haven't used mine, but ordered one for myself after using a neighbors. Functioned really well.

First, let me start by saying that the steamer does work and it smoothes out wrinkles on shirts and pants. I was happy with the ease of use and how quick it works. Here's my experience with it: - Instructions were simple and easy to understand. But, on one item, it says that when the water runs out, "it will automatically reset". - It is not clear what "automatic reset" means. I think they are trying to say that it will automatically shutdown when water is empty. - Filled up the cup to the recommended water line (cold water). My sink water is chlorine free and soft water) - Water was boiling with 60 seconds. - Angled the steamer about 20 - 30 degrees (never crossed 45 degrees) - In the first 10- min I was using it, it was working, and steam did come out. Wrinkles were smoothed out on my pants/shirts - I also kept hearing a clicking noise. I assumed this was the thermostat kicking on/off because the water would start/stop boiling. - With the thermostat, maybe it was it protection system so that water would not continuously boil. - OK, i thought that was fine - Later on that day, I decided to use the steamer again. As I used it for the first 10 min, two things that I ran into: 1. I no longer heard the clicking noise, and water seemed to keep boiling. And, my water was evaporating much quicker than the previous use. 2. As I was steaming my shirt, water would occasionally spit out from the steamer head. At times, it was chunks of water. It's possible that the water was spitting out because it was continuously boiling and needed to escape. You have to be careful because that hot water will seriously burn you. Also, I saw some of the other reviews where customers would ask if this could be used on your face. (i assume they were referring to whether you could use it to clear pores from your face..etc). The answer is NO!! You can NOT use this on your face. As with any steamer, you will be seriously burned. Never touch the steamer head where steam comes out. Treat it just like an iron. So, overall, the steamer does work. I'll still continue to use it, but will be very careful with it.

Easy to use works well, great for traveling!

Es ligera y y desarruga muy bien y rápido .

Works well

damaged item received

For a small appliance, the steam power is amazing.

Es compacta y muy práctica para usar