OGHom Steamer for Clothes, Handheld Clothing Steamer for Garment, 240ml Big Capacity 700W Portable Travel Steam Iron (Only for 120V)

I bought this steemer for a satin jacket I used for my son's wedding. It worked perfectly and worked well. I did not pay close enough attention to instructions the first use and over filled it. It will spit water, so you must follow those instructions. That was user fault, however, and I was very satisfied with the steemer and how it worked. I will use it for my business meetings as it is small enough to take with me and I believe it will be a durable use product.

I was not very optimistic when I opened the box. I was expecting it to be larger. But I have been pleasantly surprised with how well it works!! It saves me so much time not pulling out my iron and ironing board. It is light weight so I can steam several items in one sitting. I don't know if I'll ever use my ironing board again!

This steamer is functional for small items but if you are steaming a large piece of fabric I would get a bigger one. Doesn’t hold much water

I have used this steamer for multiple items. My son graduation gown and stole, his graduation banners, regular clothing items, and so much more we need to iron. I do wish the water container was a bit bigger but I knew what I was ordering when I ordered it. I’m so happy with my purchase.

Great little steamer.It has a brush end that is easy to move inside and outside surface of the clothes. Makes a lot of heat. So be careful about burning your hands.Does the job in doing a quick steaming.We keep it in the laundry room and run it right after the drying on certain clothes.

I compared the Conair steamer to the Nesugar handheld travel steamer, initially expecting to prefer the convenience of the Nesugar. However, there are a few key differences worth noting.The Conair steamer holds about two to three times more water than the Nesugar, making it more versatile for steaming multiple garments without needing frequent refills. It also has a cord that’s roughly 20” longer, offering greater reach and flexibility during use.Both steamers perform beautifully, effectively removing wrinkles. However, I noticed that the Conair left more condensation on garments, making them slightly damp and requiring a few minutes to dry—something to keep in mind.In terms of weight, the Nesugar is lighter, which makes it more luggage-friendly. It’s clearly better suited for travel if minimizing weight and space is a priority. That said, due to the added weight of the Conair, I’d consider packing it in my carry-on to avoid adding extra pounds to my checked luggage.Ultimately, I chose the Conair steamer for its increased water capacity, longer cord, and overall versatility—plus, it was about $18 less expensive than the Nesugar.

really great product! holds a lot of water and let’s put a very steady steam. it takes less than 2 minutes to fully heat up, it also holds a lot of water for larger garments. my only qualm is it does spit hot water occasionally even if it’s not filled to max.

I recently purchased this handheld garment steamer, and I’m seriously impressed! It heats up quickly and produces a steady stream of steam that smooths out wrinkles in just a few passes. Super lightweight and easy to handle, which makes it perfect for quick touch-ups or travel. I used it on a cotton shirt and a delicate blouse—both came out looking freshly pressed. It even comes with a handy brush attachment. If you’re tired of dragging out the ironing board, this little steamer is a must-have!