Garment steamers
Garment steamers — handheld for travel and upright for home, creases disappear without an ironing board.
TristarNew
Tristar ST-8965 Handheld Steamer 1500 W, 0.25 L, Black
€26In stock
XiaomiNew
Xiaomi Handheld Garment Steamer EU 1300 W, 0.16 L, White
€38In stock
Esperanza
Esperanza EHI008 Velure garment steamer, 1400 W
€17In stock
ETA
ETA Stephany ETA327090000 Handheld Steamer, 1400 W, Black/Gold
€40In stock
Tefal
Tefal Pure Pop DT2026E1 handheld garment steamer, 1300 W, yellow
€33In stock
Tefal
TEFAL DT9100E0 Handheld Garment Steamer, 1600 W, 0.2 L, Black
€103In stock
Cecotec
Cecotec IronHero V-1500 garment steamer, 1500 W, Essential Green
€34In stock
Cecotec
Cecotec IronHero V-1500 garment steamer, 1500 W, Essential Blue
€52In stock
Princess
Princess 332890 Dual garment steamer, 1300 W, black
€48In stock
Tefal
Tefal DT9814F0 AeroSteam garment steamer, 1400 W, green
€127In stock
Singer
Singer 220442103 garment steamer, 1500 W
€26In stock
Tristar
Tristar ST-8960 garment steamer, 1200 W, white
€25In stock
Philips
Philips STH5030/20 garment steamer, 1400 W
€67In stock
Polti
Polti PLEU0271 Vaporella Vertical Styler GSM50B garment steamer, 800 W
€58In stock
Philips
Philips GC810/20 garment steamer, 1600 W, black
€139In stock
ETA
ETA Stephany ETA227090000 garment steamer, 1400 W, white / black
€40In stock
Philips
Philips STH3010/70 garment steamer, 1000 W, green
€37In stock
Philips
Philips STH3000/20 garment steamer, 1000 W, blue, STH3000/20/
€35In stock
Tristar
Tristar ST-8921 garment steamer, 1600 W, black / purple
€33In stock
Camry
Camry CR 5033 garment steamer, 1800 W, black
€32In stock
How to choose
- Handheld or upright. a handheld is easy to travel with, an upright has a bigger tank and continuous steam
- Power and tank. more power gives stronger steam, a bigger tank a longer session without refilling
- Fabrics. steam suits silk and synthetics that an iron might damage
Related categories
See also irons, tumble dryers and steam cleaners.
Frequently asked questions
Does a steamer replace an iron? For creases yes; for sharp pleats and shirt collars an iron does better.
What water should I use? With hard water use distilled or mixed water to avoid scale.