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Question: Can we use this in a 220V voltage? Just want to confirm
Document: I actually use this travel steamer as a part of my natural hair regimen, when I want to do steam treatments. It was a tip given to me and after I put in my deep conditioner it gets my hair very soft.
I absolutely love this little steamer! I bought it to replace one that died on me after 2 1/2 years, and the steam in this little steamer is more powerful and consistent than the steam that I was getting out of my old more expensive one! I use this a lot for steam-styling wigs and getting stubborn wrinkles out of garments I don't want to iron and I highly recommend it!
I use a large rowenta steamer exclusively at home and was looking for something small so that I could steam my clothes when I travel. Especially overseas where there often are not irons provided in hotel rooms. This worked great. I used it on my last trip to poland and the dual voltage worked seamlessly. This only holds a small amount of water (about enough to do a single pair of pants) but its small so that it travels well.
Easy to use, small, dual voltage device that gets the wrinkles out of cotton. Great for trips to hot climates where cotton is a must but wrinkles from packing are a  problem. Super lightweight. Uses tap water and no salt. Both pluses for travelers who don&#34;t have an iron in hotel room and no time to send items out for drycleaning either. Just remember to bring your two prong polarized style adapter plug for use with European outlets.
Living in a small studio, I didn't want to buy the ironing board, so I thought this was a good idea for the wrinkles. It worked a little, but not as expected. Ended the iron and a portable ironing board instead.
This is a small steamer but it works great. Perfect at home or during travel in 220V countries. My suits come out looking crisp and perfect. A very good purchase.
This compact Dual Voltage Steamer is small, easy to carry and creates steam quickly. We used the steamer aboard Ship for the first time and it performed as advertised taking out wrinkles.Would recommend to any one who travels.
This is a good travel steamer. It holds enough to steam about one garment per fill. The dual voltage worked well in Europe with the standard adapter -- no converter needed. As with all of these, there will be mineralization buildup from the water, but it wipes out easily and doesn't get on your clothes as long as you wipe it out frequently.
I had a few gowns that I had to take with me to France for a huge event. I did not trust to have them pressed anywhere so I bought this dual voltage steamer. It worked great! Better than my full size at home. It I trusted my gowns with this, trust me you won't be sorry if you purchase this little dynamo of a steamer!! !
The additional steam output will deal with wrinkles more efficiently than the Samsonite. The Samsonite is a good product, but it could be better. Oh, one other very small consideration. They are both dual voltage, but the Samsonite requires you to change the voltage by a switch. The Conair does it automatically.You could do with the Samsonite. It might take just a bit longer time-wise, but it will do the job.
Answer: Yes. As a matter of fact I am now in France and used the unit 5 minutes ago :) still very happy with my purchase.