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Sunbeam Easy Fill 1500-Watt Garment Steamer
$34.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: New

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I use mine to steam vegetables

Hot and steamy... just the way I like it woot!

Similar model on Amazon: with great reviews

http://www.amazon.com/Sunbeam-S1400-1400-Watt-Garment-Steamer/dp/B003ZG41UG


But...is it mac compatible?

video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SAAz9fiTW0

Goes for $99 on Amazon... Great reviews. Amazing deal!

Wife has one of these (different brand, but similar design) in our house in China. She swears by it. I have seen her using it to steam the wrinkles out of my cotton shirts and jackets. Surprisingly effective.

The pre-Christmas stuff you guys have had really vacuums!

We got this in a Burgandy Olfactory Center last year and it is still going strong. I (err, my wife) use it weekly and love it. It does take up a little space, but if you have the room you'll wonder how you lived without one for so long. At $40 shipped, this is a great gift for yourself. (I recommend *not* buying this for the s.o. as a gift!)

I can't tell you if this one is any good, but a steamer is really something anyone who has to dress like an adult should own (I say this as a guy with 50 shirt.woots, but I have to wear suits to work).
save wear on your clothes, dry cleaning should only be done a fe wtimes and year and even press only is too much for taking our wrinkles. Oh and the money saved. $35 is like a week or 2s worth of press only.

I have a Jiffy J-4000, which I'm certain is better built, but is also $200 more.

Has anybody tried this on fabric blinds? Might be cheaper then hiring a company.

I love mine, as a single guy I do NOT iron, try to always by wrinkle free stuff , but love cotton. This thing works great

I work as an extra for movies, tv, and commercials and I see one of these in EVERY wardrobe trailer because it works like a champ

I have one like this for my dorm room. Takes up a little space but not more than an ironing board would. Much easier to learn and use than an iron, great for steaming out some wrinkles real fast. Just add water

Just ordered one. I've been waiting to get for woot to bring back a good steamer for a while. It's going to be a great thing for my house!

It was $115.90 when Sears sold it:

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/t_10153_12605?tName=steam-garment-steamer.html

HSN: $79.97 + $10.96 shipping vs. $34.99 + $5 shipping tonight, one good review
http://home-solutions.hsn.com/sunbeam-easy-fill-garment-steamer_p-6175153_xp.aspx

has anybody used something like this on cloth seats in a car? is it worth it to buy for steam cleaning the interior of my car?

I've had a little palm sized "travel steamer" for years, but I've been wanting the real thing for sooooo long. Does anyone know how this brand compares to the Rowenta models?

I just got married a month ago, and a garment steamer was a thing my wife was wanting to spend 150 bucks of our gift money on that I said no to. She was mad at me, and this looks just as good as the one she tried to buy at Macy's. Just in time for Christmas? Thanks Woot!

Oh and before anyone says it... don't worry she's getting gifts that wont make her want to punch me too.

Don't judge me for asking this but...could you use it to clean clothes? Coats maybe? Hmm...

ETA: And I mean using this in lieu of washing them traditionally, not just for wrinkles.

Looks more like the $89 *1400* Watt one on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Sunbeam-S1400-1400-Watt-Garment-Steamer/dp/B003ZG41UG

not the $99 *1500* watt one on Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Sunbeam-S1500-1500-Watt-Classic-Garment/dp/B003ZE63HM

Amazon reviews

This isn't the droid I'm looking for. I can go about my business. Move along.

How does this work on silk? Is this okay for delicate fabrics?

tinytimmy wrote:Looks more like the $89 *1400* Watt one on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Sunbeam-S1400-1400-Watt-Garment-Steamer/dp/B003ZG41UG

+ $11 shipping > $99

Easy Spill is a nice feature.

Has anybody tried using one of these for cleaning parts and stuff in a workshop? I know I couldn't steam clean an engine with it but maybe degreasing smaller things I take off an engine? I could ditch the plastic nozzle or make a new one.

What about piping it into a box for steaming and bending wood? (Not a lot, just occasionally).

I'm not sure why, but the picture just makes this item looks creepy. Like a really tall robot that is watching you. Creepy.

jajonsun wrote:+ $11 shipping > $99

My point was more that the model is a 1400 watt machine, not 1500 as woot says this is.

Nice catch though.

Can I use this to steam clean a microfiber sofa?

This is for getting wrinkles out of clothes....this is not a steam cleaner for car seats or engine parts.

tinytimmy wrote:My point was more that the model is a 1400 watt machine, not 1500 as woot says this is.

Nice catch though.

Every other online retailer says it is 1500 watts and Amazon is the only one saying it is 1400. I'd go with the majority even though Amazon is reputable.

barretta12345 wrote:This is for getting wrinkles out of clothes....this is not a steam cleaner for car seats or engine parts.

Thanks. I saw a review on Amazon saying it works to get stain out with a little scrubbing... guess not enough.

I don't recommend using this on clothes that you're currently wearing! My friend did this once and he burned himself! He wanted to wear his favorite shirt, but didn't have time to wash it. He was in a hurry and thought steam-cleaning his shirt while he wore it would save time. Instead, he got a minor burn. He told me he saw an infomercial once that showed someone cleaning their clothes while they wore it and thought this was the same. He learned his lesson the hard way...

Anyone have information on what temperature this steamer steams at? Useful information for some fabrics.

I got a similar one from Macy's last year for about $40. All it did was spit droplets of hot water. Has anyone else gotten frustrated with these steamers soaking their shirts instead of properly steaming them?

I just ordered one and on the receipt screen it says it's the s1400 that's 1500 watts.m

ephobia wrote:I don't recommend using this on clothes that you're currently wearing! My friend did this once and he burned himself! He wanted to wear his favorite shirt, but didn't have time to wash it. He was in a hurry and thought steam-cleaning his shirt while he wore it would save time. Instead, he got a minor burn. He told me he saw an infomercial once that showed someone cleaning their clothes while they wore it and thought this was the same. He learned his lesson the hard way...

The heat required to create steam would tell you this is not possible whilst wearing it....surely. Please tell me I'm being trolled!

If you're looking for an alternate use for a steamer, it does an amazing job of taking window tint off vehicle windows. My husband drove the same truck for 10+ years, with the same window tint, and not a word was said, but suddenly the cops started giving him a hard time about the window tint supposedly being too dark. >shrug< He dreaded scraping off the film, or (worse) paying someone to do it.

I looked online and found that steamers will make the window tint adhesive release within just a few seconds. He had all the windows tint-free within an hour, no scraping necessary. :-)

So if you need an excuse ... er ... reason to buy a steamer, there ya go! ;-)