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- Steamer heats up in just 45 seconds, Drain plug for easy maintenance
- Easy fill removable 1.9L/ half gallon water tank provides over 70 minutes of steam
- Steamer automatically shuts off when too hot or short of water
- Removable fabric brush attachments sweep away unwanted threads, lint and more
- Roll casters for easy movement, Telescopic pole extends from 36' to 65' for compact storage
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Product Description:
* Steamer heats up in just 45 seconds
* Easy fill, removable water tank
* 1.9L/ half gallon capacity provides over 70 minutes of continuous steam
* Garment steamer automatically shuts off when too hot or short of water
* Drain plug for easy maintenance
* Removable fabric brush attachments sweep away unwanted threads, lint and
* Roll casters for easy movement
* Item height extends from 36' to 65'
* Telescopic pole for compact storage
* Warranty: 180 day - Manufacturer
* Dimensions: 10 in. W x 11 in. H x 7 in. L rod: 62 in. H This innovative 1450 Watts garment steamer will refresh and sanitize your clothing. Removes wrinkles as well as odors by its continuous flow of steam penetrating to your garment and ensure you professional dry cleaning quality results. Steam X2 Steamer heats up in just 45 seconds and has an easy to fill removable water tank that holds enough water up to 70 minutes of continuous steam. Its adjustable telescopic rod design and rolling caster makes it easier for compact storage. For safety, The Smartek steamer as a built-in automatic shut off that will automatically reset itself. The 5 feet flexible hose is covered with a durable head resistant fabric. | | | | |
Average Rating : 
Rating :  - Effective and Good Value
I like this product very much: it performs as advertised, is easy to assemble and appears to be well made. My only issue is with the hanging "system." Using a regular hanger makes steaming shirts and trousers difficult. In retrospect, I would have preferred an arrangement similar to Conair's. Nevertheless, still a good product overall.
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