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Question: Weight and size
Document: Going on a trip Memorial Day, and another Independence Day ....these will be trial runs for the steamer before Las Vegas...so far here it at home it seems to work very well....I like that it's light weight and yet packs such a punch
This is a a great travel steamer for the price. It uses tap water, so it won't spit out black water from the salt as some of the Mall steamers will. It builds up a great head of steam. It's not a power steamer, but you can do enough with it to justify it's cost,(or more importantly, it's weight). It will work well in either horizontal or vertical positions.
We are about to embark on a European trip and wanted a portable steamer. When you are limited by weight, you quickly discover that &#34;smaller-is-better&#34;. I purchased the Samsonite and the Conair at the same time to evaluate them both. No question the Samsonite is smaller and lighter - but only marginally so. I pulled a cotton shirt - fresh out of the dryer and wrinkled, and experimented. They did indeed both work.
My husband and I spent two months in Southeast Asia. We wanted to minimize baggage, so we took only one bag each (plus a tote for the airplane and for day trips). We took only a few changes of clothes because we knew there were cheap laundry services in most places. Unfortunately we also needed help between laundry days. Even so-called wrinkle-free clothes will wrinkle in tropical heat and humidity. This steamer kept us looking presentable while adding almost no weight to my bag.
Works well, not too bulky. Size does require frequent refill if you are steaming more than just a few creases.
got this item for traveling and the size is perfect it will fit in my suitcase with no problem. it was also the best price for the wattage i found
It works and is easy to use. If I'm traveling I will is each regular full size iron because this is too small to do a whole outfit
It worked ok, worth keeping for its small size, ease of use, and alternate uses. It does NOT have an on/off switch though you must unplug it.
Just the right size for travel. One 3/4 fill of tap water does one pair of men's trousers without much effort.
Good price, nice size, sturdy, heats fast, seems safe, and lacks only a nice travel-case (so it loses one star).
Answer: 7 3/4" by 5 1/2" with top attached and handle extended, 4" wide with handle collapsed.  The detachable top measures almost 4".  Weight is minimal empty and holds about 1 cup water.  It is about 10" round with handle collapsed.