Handheld Garment Steamer White

• 2-in-1 garment steamer and iron
• 1,800 watts
• Extra-large aluminum soleplate for steaming or ironing, with or without steam
• Adjustable steam rate, 10–15 g per minute, for delicate fabrics
• 300 ml water tank
• Includes a creaser and a 2-in-1 silicone band and bristle brush
• 8 ft (about 2.4 m) power cord with BS (UK-style three-pin) plug
• Material: Plastic with an aluminum soleplate

• After each use, switch off, unplug, and let the steamer cool for at least 30 minutes, then empty the water tank.
• Wipe the body and soleplate with a soft, damp cloth, and avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads.
• Distilled water is recommended. If steam output slows or the steamer spits water, descale it with white vinegar and distilled water as directed in the instructions, then flush with clean water before steaming clothes.
• Store upright in a cool, dry place with the cord loosely wrapped.
• Always point the steam away from yourself, other people, and pets, and never steam clothes while they're being worn.

L 33 cm x W 18 cm x H 18 cm

1. Preparing and filling the water tank
• Make sure the steamer is unplugged and fully cooled before filling.
• Pull out the detachable water tank.
• Open the rubber inlet cover and fill the reservoir. Distilled water is recommended to prevent mineral buildup. Do not overfill.
• Close the inlet cover firmly and snap the tank back into place until it clicks.
2. Attaching the accessories (optional)
• Make sure the steamer is off, unplugged, and completely cool before handling attachments.
• Snap the accessory you need onto the steam head: the delicates bonnet protects fragile fabrics and trims from direct heat; the 2-in-1 silicone band and bristle brush pulls fabric taut and opens up fibers on heavier fabrics; the creaser creates sharp pleats and folds.
3. Turning on and heating up
• Plug the power cord into an electrical outlet and press the ON/OFF button.
• The indicator light blinks while the steamer heats up. It's ready in about 10 seconds, when the light stays solid.
4. Selecting steam and ironing modes
• Dry ironing: Don't press the steam button. The metal soleplate heats up so you can press garments flat on a horizontal surface.
• Steam settings: Press the MODE/SETTING button to cycle through the 5 steam settings, from a low setting for delicate fabrics up to Turbo for thick or deeply wrinkled fabrics.
• Smart Touch Sensor: If enabled, steam pauses when the steamer is placed face-down on a flat surface and resumes when you pick it up.
5. Steaming techniques
• Always aim the steam away from yourself, others, and pets, and never steam clothes while they're being worn.
• Vertical steaming: Hang the garment on a non-metal hanger, pull the bottom of the fabric taut, press the STEAM button, and move the soleplate in slow, downward strokes.
• Horizontal ironing: Lay the garment flat on an ironing board or heat-resistant surface and glide the soleplate smoothly over it.
• Extra burst of steam: Press the burst button for stubborn creases.
6. Powering down and storage
• Press the ON/OFF button to turn the steamer off, then unplug it.
• Empty any leftover water from the tank to prevent stagnant water or leaks.
• Let the steamer cool completely on a flat surface before storing it.