PHILIPS7000 Series Handheld Steamer - 1500W, 28g/min Continuous Steam. Optimal Temp. Metal Soleplate, 100ml Detachable Tank. Travel Pouch Included, Deep Azur (STH7020/20)

I am very happy with this stimmer. It is incredibly easy to use. Plus I use Lenor water for clothes and it gives me a satisfied pleasure when I use it.

Good power.easy to follow instructions.

It’s not like new it is new I am very pleased, I did not expect it. I give 10/10 super good

OK, so I thought a steamer would be life-changing (even though ironing has only ever been part of my life for maybe an hour a year). I had one cotton blouse with a lot of pleats and panels that I decided to sell on Vinted because it never looked neat. I thought a steamer would mean I could keep it. The steamer did NOT make it look neat. Instead I wasted 10 precious minutes trying to get pleats flat and wrinkles out and failed on both counts. Much better when I laid the garment on the ironing board but then I realised…I’m using an iron again! Returned and buying a new and cheaper iron, plus remembering not to hanker after domestic novelty.

Thank you very much!

In reality, this will never replace my large iron generator but I really wanted this for two main reasons.1 - so I can iron garments upright, mainly my curtains so I can remove any wrinkles while they are hanging (direct pressed heat would likely melt them anyway), and other things like shirts etc with are on hangers2 - so I can travel with an iron. I do a lot of away days/business trips with work and my clothes are usually wrinkled from my duffle bag. Often, there isn't a supplied iron in my room.This works great for both reasons. Being Philips, I trust the brand so I've confident it's not likely to break on me while I am away. It seems decent enough at generating steam (don't expect miracles) considering its size.It doesn't take that long to heat up in my experience though I usually just turn it on and walk away and do something else for a few minutes. It does a fine job of removing creases - struggles on really bad ones because you can't really get the pressure on the crease like you can physically pressing down on it with a traditional iron and a board but it's good enough for my needs and is really easy to use.My only gripe is how much water it can hold but again I'm being critical because it's designed to be small for a reason.Philips do make better ones but they are considerably more expensive.It's something I wish I had gotten a long time ago so I can recommend. If you're on a budget though there are plenty non-branded ones on the market as I understand the Philips item is a premium one.

It is not as effective at removing wrinkles as it tries to promote. While it refreshes clothes well, it doesn't do much else. Additionally, the water tank is very small and empties quickly during use.

I bought this for travelling. It weighs 878g in the draw string bag. Does a good job on clothes that have been in a suitcase and have minor creases. I haven’t tried it on clothes that have not been previously ironed.