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Question: Can you use this to get wrinkles out of curtains that are hanging on their rods?  I have curtains between 95" and 108" tall.  Thanks!
Document: oh my god. i love this. i use it everyday. holds a lot of water. heats up in less than a minute. and is so much easier than using a steamer as it uses less space then using a big table or ironing table. also can kill of bacteria with the heat. i have had it for a year and notice no decrease in efficiency and i use regular tap water. i even use it for my curtains to get out wrinkles
This one had good ratings and an affordable price tag--two things I love in any product or service. It was well worth it. It set up within minutes, but I did have to go out for distilled water. (Tip: get some while you are waiting for delivery.) After that, I was a steaming-fool. It heated up in about a minute and within another minute, the annoying wrinkles were disappearing from the curtains. It is really easy to move around and refill.
It took out the folding creases right out. We don't have tall windows and the top of them is at about 7ft from the ground, the hose only reaches to about 6 ft.  As far as I can tell, this thing doesn't have a handle to be able to carry it around. So, it will require a lot of moving around if using it for curtains and other large fabrics.
Oh yeah super easy. It's awesome. Easy storage. No temp settings no board no iron smell. U can keep the clothes hanging. So much easier. Better for fabric. At first I thought it didn't do collars well but u just have to get in there and steam them well
It was wrinkled, so I ran the steamer over the lapel area and down the backside and the steamer did a nice job.Final test: the curtains. Our curtains had been in storage and and after we hung them, there were a few unseemly folds. So I put the steamer on a stand, and steamed away. It took out the wrinkles nicely, and I didn't even have to take them down!
I bought this steamer based on the reviews, and they were right! I love this steamer! It works well to get some of the worst wrinkles out of my clothes. Super easy to use and store! I definitely recommend to anyone looking to buy a steamer!
I hate ironing. Absolutely hate it. If a clothing item couldn't be de-wrinkled with Downy wrinkle releaser, I pretty much put it in the back of the closet, and it stayed there until I was desperate. However, I bought several pairs of new curtains this past year, and after a few washings and ironings, the wrinkles still held tight.
I bought this item. Used it one afternoon and it is not as great as everyone states. It took me forever to get out some little wrinkles, then it leaked under the unit and into my carpet. I tried to use it 10 minutes ago to finish what I couldn't yesterday and now the thing won't even steam. The hose is hot but no steam comes out, UGH.
I have been using this steamer for a little under two weeks now and I don't know how I got along without it. It's wonderful! No more ironing to get the wrinkles out especially when you are in a rush in the morning. I use it mainly for getting wrinkles out of my work clothes and it gets them out in no time.I have also used it to take some wrinkles out of some drapes and it did a great job.
It's easy to assemble, use and store away. I like that it is very light and heats up relatively fast.I discovered that to achieve best results, better use it on clothes right out of the dryer. Otherwise, it will take a little longer to get wrinkles out, but in the end it gets the job done well.Clothes won't be as crisp as ironing, but will be close enough.
Answer: You would probably have to pick it up, but yes.  I would steam curtains from the back. Mine only lasted a year though. Replaced it with a Conair.  Puts out much more steam.