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Question: i need the plastic container for water that goes in stand  are there any available
Document: Takes way too long to iron anything. Dont even think of using the pole on the stand! I'd have better luck hammering a nail into my wall. Plastic disintigrates inside hose and you can see it in the water tank. You need to place your hands and fingers in hazardous places in order to get proper clothing extention.
Pour a little essential oil in the water container and use as a humidifier.
This is over priced, cheap quality, hazardous product. I wouldn't even pay $10 for it. The stand is very unstable. I burnt my hands several times. Moreover, it doesn't even do what its supposed to do well, that is remove wrinkles. And it leaks water while steaming.
I have had this for years now and love it! Steamers are not supposed to replace an iron. An iron is for clothes that need a "pressed" look with creases. A steamer is for clothes that are too delicate to iron and let me tell you - this one does a great job! Silk blouses and skirts formal dresses crepe material - it un-wrinkles them all! I use bottled water so that no water spots are left on the clothes. Great for traveling too.
If used correctly, this machine will take out wrinkles but only in large areas (shirt fronts and backs and maybe pant legs) however it is nearly impossible to get the wrinkles out of edges. If you bobble the handle at all you will probably get burned. It seems to me that this is just a great idea with no follow-through; an incomplete product. The stand is wobbly and too short plus hangers fall off of it constantly.
I just bought this product and have used it a few times. It does an alright job on clothes, not as good as an iron, but quicker, so it is a trade off. However, the stand is not very stable and it feels as if the whole unit could tip over rather easily. I also notice that the unit leaks quite a bit while in use. I am guessing there are probably better quality steamers out there on the market for not much more money.
The Tobi takes a little getting used to - I thought it had some suction, but it doesn't. You have to pull things straight at the bottom to get the contact you need, and you may occasionally get burned by the hot steam. Pants are difficult as they twist and turn on the hanger as you try to pull them taught. The Tobi performed the best on tee shirt material.
Had this for a week and it works pretty well. It starts up quickly (&lt;1 minute which if you read the info on others is good since it can take up to 5 minutes). I hang dry my shirts on hangers so this makes ironing seamless. I agree that you still need an iron if you want perfect creases but for everyday its great.
My wife saw this Tobi Steamer on TV, and she saw it in our local warehouse storeas she just had to have it. I get in my mind the problem by wearing things that don't need ironing like cotton shirts. Well, my wife ordered that machien, and it was the worst buy ever. its not working, (dont take out wrinkles), she get burned (2 times) its unstable, and does not what advertised. its a piece of junk. dont buy this product.
I guess my wife first saw this Tobi Steamer thing on TV, so when she spotted it in our local warehouse store she just had to have it. I haven't ironed for decades. I get around the problem by wearing things that don't need ironing such as cotton/polyester shirts. Well, my wife has this thing against polyester so she started buying cotton shirts for me and, of course, they looked like a wrinkled mess without ironing.
Answer: I have an extra one.  You wouldn't happen to live in Honolulu, Hawaii would you?