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Question: Does this steamer come with the crease attachment?
Document: The Master Valet lays collars flat and wrinkles disappear in seconds. I'm especially impressed with heavier polo/golf type shirts and 100% cotton shirts made in India (the kind that always come out of the dryer a wrinkly mess). Their varying textures make traditional ironing a real challenge, but the Rowenta Master Valet easily de-wrinkles these hard to iron fabrics.I still iron dress pants for a more defined crease, but the bulk of our pressing needs is now done with the Rowenta Master Valet.
I bought this as my old steamer died. This heats quickly. We use it daily. Its portable and you can crease pants on the board.
My wife hasn't complained about her back pain from ironing since we received the Master Valet steamer. The clothes come out as good as pressed, We are both extremely happy with this equipment.
This did not happen with the previous model. I find that the steamer is still very effective even without this brush so I will keep it. But Rowenta--if you are reviewing these, I will be stalking you to see if you come out with an improved brush and will request it!
Trust me, every steamer should have this design.2. It does take about one minute for the steam to come on after you power it on..just BE CAREFUL around the steam end of the wand. Work from the bottom up and pay attention to where your other hand is (the one not on the wand) so you can use it to move the clothes around and get the steam on the wrinkles and not burn yourself with steam.3. Steamers take up room.
A quick steaming makes it smell fresh.So that was my goal ... reduce ironing except for creating a sharp crease, getting rid of visible wrinkles and hanger marks, giving clothes a quick freshening up and doing all that with a minimum of work.Since the concept of what a steamer does is pretty basic I can't say if this one does it better or worse. But I can tick off the positives and negatives:POSITIVES:1.
I bought this for my wife to help reduce the ironing workload. Like any new tool there is a learning curve, but once you get the hanging of it, it does a good job. Steaming shirts removes the wrinkles but for a sharp crease the iron still is best. We recently bought a new comforter for our bed, which was really wrinkled straight from the package. The steamer did a really great job removing the wrinkles. All in all a good household tool.
I already own the earlier model to this one, theRowenta IS6200 Compact Valet Full Size Garment Steamer with Foot Operated On-Off Switch 1500 Watt, Blueand I love it. The only real drawback the older model has (and so do many other steamers) is one of safety. Shirt and other clothes edges need to be held taut while steaming. It's inevitable that at some point hot steam and fingers will come into contact with each other. Believe me, that steam is mighty hot.
Come on Rowenta your better than that. Only rated 3 because assembly was hard. Unit works great! And it gets a 5
there's also a very nice heavy-duty lint brush; sharing my house with two dogs, I'm a huge fan of that.Now, how about performance? It's not quite as good at removing wrinkles as an iron would be, and it just can't give you a really sharp crease. Nevertheless, it does a perfectly adequate job for all but the most formal dress-to-impress occasions.
Answer: I didn't find a crease attachment, but I like it with that pull-down panel and with that I can make creases in my pants it takes a little getting used to how to maneuver it but it is not that hard, I can steam/press my clothes really quick.  However, as far as cuffs & collars it comes out better if you use an iron in those areas. I checked to find the best steamer available and this model was in the Hammacher Schlemmer catalog as being the best of the best.  I despise ironing but love my clothes steamer...full disclosure, I paid full price for it and did not receive anything for endorsing this product.