Conair GS60 Deluxe Compact Fabric Steamer

Conair GS60 Deluxe Compact Fabric Steamer Features

• 1200-watt fabric steamer smoothes wrinkles from clothing, bedding, curtains, and more
• Heats up in about 5 minutes; up to 40 minutes of continuous high-velocity steam
• Automatic shut-off; 5-foot, insulated, cool-touch hose; wheels for easy mobility
• Cool-touch base and handle; crease attachment, lint attachment, and door hook included
• Measures 9-1/4 by 10 by 14-7/8 inches; 1-year limited warranty

Rating : 4.0

Price : $52.00

Offer Price : $35.22

Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Conair GS60 Deluxe Compact Fabric Steamer Overviews

The Conair deluxe compact fabric steamer has a 1200 watt heater for professional high velocity steam. The steamer is faster and easier than ironing. 40 Minutes of steam with no ironing board to up for fewer dry cleaning bills.

Customer Review

My Husband & I bought this for 50% off on Black Friday at least 2 years ago while we were out shopping...so keep yours eyes open on Black Friday!!

This is pretty easy to use and the more you use it the easier it gets. I used to always have the ironing board out since my husband needed shirts for work 5 days a week. Although I used to work in a Laundry Mat and could iron like a Pro, it was time consuming and I soon hated it. My husband wasn't very good at ironing & it took him forever.

Once we got this we tried it out right away. My husband had his shirt steamed in much less time than if he had tried to iron and all the wrinkles were gone. He started steaming his own shirts and can now do it in just a few minutes per shirt. I have only used this occasionally, it was a little akward at first but after doing it several times it is easy.

As with anything dealing with steam, you have to be careful because it does get VERY hot. But just like a regular iron, you learn how to hold it so you don't get burned.

We've had ours for at least 2 years and it is still working perfectly fine. No, it doesn't heat instantly up but who cares, be patient.

My only wishes for this would be that the hose would be a little longer and that where the hose meets with the base would swivel up also. It swivels around but there have been many times where I've flipped this over because it didn't swivel up. But those are only minor things. If or when ours ever does quit working, we will be buying another one.

If you have anything with tons of major wrinkles, this might not work as well as an iron. But if you throw the garmet in the dryer with a moist towel for a few minutes and then try to steam it, normally you will be able to get all wrinkles out. I also love that even on items where you are not allowed to iron, you can steam out the wrinkles.

I have twins and their little clothes are too small for an iron and often times have bows, ruffles, iron ons and I am able to steam the wrinkles right out!

Not as good as other designs. - Common Consumer - Los Angeles, CA
When my prior Conair (a model with telescoping pole) finally died after many years of service, I thought that this was sufficient for my needs. A big difference in the design means that in this model, all of the water in the tank must first come to a boil to produce the steam. In my prior model, water was fed in from the tank to an area where it was boiled producing steam, so all of the water didn't have to be boiling before steam was produced. It now takes over 10 minutes for a full tank to come to a boil and produce steam. It's no longer feasible to steam something quickly like with the other design; it seems like a waste of electricity to boil so much water to just steam a single article. I cannot recommend this style of steamer.

Great for those hard-to-iron clothes! - gchick - NV
This is great for shirts with creases that are difficult to iron, pants with many pockets, collar areas, etc. I had stopped wearing certain work shirts because I couldn't iron them well. Now that I have this steamer, the problem is solved. It's also great to have for those delicates that may get damaged or stained by direct heat. The small downside is sometimes it releases water onto the clothes if you hold the handle sideways. It's no big deal unless you are in a hurry. Overall, I definitely recommend this.