Conair GS38 Turbo ExtremeSteam Handheld Fabric Steamer

It's kind of heavy. I need to refill the water after a pair of pants. It comes with a long cord that is heavy. I wish it came with a stand option so it would be easier to put the steamer down.

I use this item to steam batting, backing, and quilt tops on my long arm quilting machine. This is one of the least expensive and most impactful tools I have in my long arm studio. An instructor for Quilt Path recommended I pick this up and he was so right. My quilts are a lot more straight and even after they've been steamed.I already had a steamer in my studio but it's part of my iron and it doesn't reach across a quilt top like this steamer does. Also this steamer heads up really quickly and the steam power is out of this world, so great.The reservoir is a little small so I find myself refilling it to get enough steam on anything larger than 60" wide or long.It can stay hot all day and the steam valve opens and closes with the simple touch of a single button. Very intuitive to use, I recommend this to anyone who needs powerful portable steam at the touch of a button and with a LONG cord to extend your reach. Fantastic purchase, zero regrets.

I like this little machine. It’s quick and effective at light touch ups. If you want something to look pressed though you might as well iron it because this machine won’t do it.

Beware! Product was defective! It spit out boiling hot water and no steam.

As a professional window treatment installer this particular steamer is the best i have ever used. For starters I used a heavy duty commercial steamer as long as I have been installing window treatments (42 yrs ).The steamer I used was heavy, spit water ,and blew fuses in many of the homes I worked in.It was excellent for the strong steam .I purchased my first Conair when I was doing a project in Long Island New York.I was flown out there and was limited with tools I could bring.The designer and I went to Target and I picked this model. The product was reasonably priced.I liked the Turbo steam Idea but was skeptical until I plugged it in .I was immediatley amazed on the strong consistant shot of steam and minimal water dripping on the floor.The steamer came with a brush and flat edge attachment .The flat edge was attached to the head of the steamer and while pulling the steamer top to bottom of the drapery the flat edge flattened the wrinkles instantly . The power of the steam was comparable to that of a commercial steamer but the Conair weighs 3 lbs versus 30 lbs with the commercial.I have used it for over a year now with the exception of misplacing it and having to replace it .The longevity of this steamer has sold me .Replacing was painless compared to replacing a commercial steamer. The only downfall is the small water container which needs to be refilled more often.I highly reccomend the Conair steamer.

It's way bigger than I expected. I like how fast it is to heat up, & that it only emits steam when you want it to by holding down the button, that way you're not wasting steam. I love the silicone squeegee like attachment that aids in stretching the clothes as you steam to effectively get the wrinkles out. This is say better than my old stand up steamer. Nice that it has a base to rest on too. Nice turbo steam option. I am very pleased with this & I would 100% recommend it to anyone & buy again if it came down to it.

It’s a lot easier than ironing

Works great for freshening wool/cashmere items!! I use this product for quick access to steam for freshening, releasing wrinkles that aren't set, and creating a soft crease. I still utilize an iron for pressing dress pants and cotton button down blouses. I do recommend this product!