Bertelin Handheld Garment Steamer, All-In-One, Home and Travel, Portable, Multi-Functional, Ironing, Steaming and Freshening, Fast Heat Up, 260ml Removable Water Tank, Vertically & Horizontally Steam

The media could not be loaded.  This is my first ever Handheld Garment Steamer and Im really glad I purchased it… But no one has actually mentioned that it actually feels like you are ironing vertically!!! Its not a light weight steamer so the longer you are “vertically ironing” the more toll it takes on your shoulders, but with the 260ml water tank it will last you some time without the need to refill.I used a waterproof sheet (similar to a plastic type picnic blanket) to protect my doors - just in case (please refer to the pics attached) - but then I realised that I could achieve the same results by pulling the garment towards me and ‘steam pressing’ it off the door - you can see me doing this towards the end of my video review. Im not sure if this would work on thicker fabrics however: Ive only used the item once so far (on the dress you see in the video attached to this review)It works exceptionally well and I can finally wear this dress that Ive had for nearly a year but haven’t worn because Ive been too lazy to use a traditional iron hahahahah! Happy days :)

Easy to use

Yes excellent & much cheaper than other models.

Great item. I whizzed through a ton of tshirts in half the time it would have taken me to iron. Really easy to operate. I cannot complain about this item. For the money it is brilliant and so useful. If I had one wish I’d prefer a longer lead on it but that aside it does a great job.I also had a few queries with the vendor Armeton and I have to say they were great. Responsive and extremely helpful and I’d definitely purchase from this seller again.

Stopped working after about 5 light uses.

used this a couple of times and the attatchment material came off very poor

Started leakage

Surprisingly good for the price, very solidly made, heats up quickly, enough steam for half a dozen shirts - the steam is pushed out by a small pump, auto cut out when hot, and can be held at an angle - the cheaper ones are little more than a small kettle with a spout on the top. Only slight problem - it's quite hard to remove the water reservoir to refill it, this needs a release button ideally, you just pull it off and it's a bit stiff, otherwise a great bit of kit!