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Game-Changer: Conair ExtremeSteam Garment Steamer

I’m terrible at ironing, and should really only tackle this daunting project in small doses (and never, ever without doing extensive Googling to avoid incidents like this).

And so when, say, it’s 8:40AM and I’m supposed to be out the door ten minutes ago and I discover that my chosen outfit is wrinkly, my choices are usually 1) turn on the shower as hot as it will go to steam up the bathroom and then hang the item in there for a couple of minutes and hope that does the trick, or 2) abandon ship and choose a non-wrinkled something or other (P.S. everything I own is wrinkled right now).

Yesterday morning the needed-to-leave-ten-minutes-ago-but-shirt-is-wrinkled thing happened, but now I have a portable steamer (as opposed to those bulky ones that have stands and take up floor space), and it was wonderful in every way.

We’re talking 5 seconds to heat up, another 5 seconds to dispose of every single wrinkle, and I was out the door.

New favorite toy.



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August 10th, 2012 | Posted by Jordan | Home | 2 Comments »

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  • http://www.youtube.com/deplode Alexander

    Wow this looks like a great tool. I should really invest in one since I don’t think I’ve ever really ironed anything in my life. I love the turning on the shower as hot as it will go in attempt to get the wrinkles out! 

  • http://www.alwaysorderdessert.com/ Alejandra Ramos

    I LOVE my steamer.  I have a steamer with the little tank, but it’s actually pretty compact and doesn’t take up much space. We actually don’t even bother putting it away as we use it literally every single day. I haven’t used my actual iron in more than a year. I also love that it’s a great way of freshening up a dress after you wore it once so you can extend wears between washing or dry cleaning. The high heat steam kills bacteria and gets rid of odors. I also use it on my sofa and other upholstered furniture!