This is not a garment CLEANER - it is a steamer for removing wrinkles, and because of the temperature of the steam it will kill bacteria, or SANITIZE your garments. Do not mistake this for removing dirt. If you need your clothing cleaned you will still have to wash.

THAT was Scary..

I first read that as
"Hand Sanitizing ... Steamer"

yikes!

Hmmm....is this 15$ better than the Sunbeam Easy Fill 1500-Watt Garment Steamer on WOOT a couple months ago?? It is better looking I'll say that....

Damn you WOOT!!

I have dust mite allergies and I think I'll give this a try for sanitizing my pillows during every wash.

As well as for taking the wrinkles out of my dress shirts.

I've had this steamer for 5 years. Initially I bought it for cleaning fabric photography backdrops, but I soon started using it for clothing, suits, etc. I don't know about their customer service problems because I've never needed them. When I looked to review it on Amazon a couple of years ago they didn't even carry it, make what you will of that.
I will warn you that this will NOT work to steam floors. The way it is designed the head of the steamer has to be held above the reservoir bucket.
Only annoyance I can advise on is that it's not tall enough for my taste. I keep thinking that I need to build a simple stand to get it about 2 feet off the ground, but instead usually end up on one knee steaming the end of my pants.

Wow, I never got anything that good in my Bunnies Ogling Carrots

This Woot gets me all hot...

I bought a different steamer from Woot. Steamer only can do so much, nothing beats a steam press. If anyone wants my steamer, I'll give you a great deal :-D

Narg wrote:This Woot gets me all hot...

and steamy?

I use my McCulloch Heavy-Duty Steam Cleaner when I need to remove wrinkles from a suit. I can't imagine having enough use for a garment steamer to justify buying one. This thing would end up as an expensive clothes hanger in my house.

Just like to let you know that while steamers may seem harmless, they are EXTREMELY hot. I'm currently sporting a wicked steam burn on my arm. 6 days later and it's still pretty red.

So no, don't try and sanitize your hands, your dogs, your turtles, or anything else with this thing. STEAM BURNS = NOT FUN.

As President of the "What's Wrong with Wrinkles" organization, I have no need for this Woot!!! Next........

I use my steamer every morning before work. Two minutes and my shirts are perfect. I haven't touch an iron since I was twenty one. (Quite a while ago)

Could this steamer take wrinkles out of old people?

Haan steamed first!

Looks like a WOOT-OFF light up thar on the front of that thar Haan Pro Garment Steamer thar....

Yeah, looks like a WOOT-OFF light up thar....

To me, anyway...

Is it Mac compatible???

I feel like this should be part of a woot-off. The little orange container at the bottom looks exactly like the woot-off light.

TheDogma wrote:I feel like this should be part of a woot-off. The little orange container at the bottom looks exactly like the woot-off light.

Uhhh...yeah...that's what I say about that thar thing...

...er...that's just what I said....

Now you can finally get all those germs off your clothes.

I grabbed one. $53.61 isn't a bad price to get my wife to stop complaining.

As a native of Cleveland I will be passing on this one.

acrux wrote:I've had one of these (hann) for about 2-3 years now, it only takes 15-20 seconds to start to steam, and I have had zero issues with it. Would buy another if I could find a reason to do so....

So you could say you hold it in great esteem?

It looks like it has a woot light mounted on the front.

In the writeup I was looking for how using this item as a haand sanitizer proved to be a disaster. But this was nice too.

Alright, I did it. I've been wanting one of these for a while so I bit. I hope to extend the intervals between running to the cleaners on my work pants and shirts.

For those that have a steamer; does the seam areas of the shirt bacon up after being steamed?

The writeup was fantastic! I'm glad the writers' strike has ended.

I'm turning 53 this year. Hows this at removing crows feet?

Johnny Five?

GS-30 on-line:
Amazon $120
Walmart $145
Target $180
Walgreens $180
Home Depo(t) $183
Bed,B&B $196
Buy.com $170
Kohls $194
eBay ~ $110

I HATE ironing polo shirts... $55 sounds good

shamrck wrote:GS-30 on-line:
Amazon $120
Walmart $145
Target $180
Walgreens $180
Home Depo(t) $183
Bed,B&B $196
Buy.com $170
Kohls $194
eBay ~ $110

I HATE ironing polo shirts... $55 sounds good

My thoughts exactly.

But how does it do with vegetables?

would love to get one.

How does this compare to the Conair GS7WX I see on dealgenius today?

In for 1..My first steamer. Woot Price is amazing and also steam is gentler on the garments than ironing which flattens out the fibers. The steaming process sanitises and revitalizes the garments and will help them last longer. Moreover you will save time, and money on your dry cleaning.

Been looking at steamers. So nice that Woot has one today. Need to get some creases out of my curtains. Then use it for wrinkles. However now I make sure my clothing gets hung right after the dryer. Ironing SUCKS!!

Absolutely perfect for killing bed bugs.

I am definitely in for one. I toured San Fransico on one once. It was so fun going up and down the hills by just leaning forward or backwards. Wait-huh? This isn't a segway? Never mind.

Can I build a sauna with this if I sit inside a closet with it and close the door?

I'm considering getting one of these because I too, hate ironing. From what I've read, this doesn't press clothes (obviously), but then couldn't you just throw the wrinkled item in the dryer for a few minutes to get out the wrinkles?

What about the collars for dress shirts? I imagine you'd have to pull out the iron after steaming to get it crisp?