STEAMERY Cirrus 3 Travel Steamer for Clothing, Delicates, and Fabrics (Sand)

The Cirrus 3 Iron Steamer is a hybrid between a steamer and an iron, enabling you to create either a pressed or a more natural look on your clothes. This iron steamer will quickly make your garments wrinkle-free, smooth, and appealing.

Key Features: - Keeps clothes wrinkle-free, fresh, and smooth between washes - Combines the functionality of a steamer and an iron - More efficient with superior steam quality compared to handheld steamers - Can stand upright or lie flat when hot or not in use - Unique geometrical silhouette with thoughtful design elements - Smaller than a regular handheld steamer, ideal for travel - Energy-efficient, operating at only 1000W - Includes a wearable ironing tool for easy steaming - Works on all materials except leather and suede, gentle on silk - Recommends using distilled water - Features an on/off switch and auto-shutdown after 30 minutes of inactivity - Anti-puff feature minimizes water leakage when steaming

The Cirrus 3 Iron Steamer comes with a 90ml water tank, 2.3m woven cord, and weighs 0.86kg. Its dimensions are 24.65 x 14 x 8cm.

Steamery, founded in Stockholm, Sweden in 2014, combines fashion expertise and Scandinavian design with high technology and sustainable values to make garment care more accessible.

How a Steamer Works: A steamer works by pressing hot steam (near 100°C) through the fabric. The steam causes the textile fibers to swell, soften, and regain their natural shape. This results in a wrinkle-free, soft, and vibrant garment. The steam also removes some odors, dust, and dirt. Steaming is a gentle alternative to ironing, as it poses no risk of scorching or setting in stains.

The Difference Between Ironing and Steaming: While both methods achieve wrinkle-free clothes, they do so in different ways. Ironing flattens the fibers, whereas steaming causes them to swell. This gives a matte finish versus the shiny, pressed look of ironing. Steaming can be used on delicate fabrics like silk and viscose that cannot withstand an iron.

Why Steam? Steaming your clothes after wear instead of frequent washing helps them last longer. Excessive washing causes garments to lose shape and color. The steam rejuvenates the fibers, making clothes wrinkle-free, soft, and fresh, while also removing odors and grime.

How to Use a Clothes Steamer: 1. Fill the water tank and plug in the steamer. Use tap water or distilled steam water. 2. Hang your garment on a hanger in a convenient location near an outlet. 3. Gently stretch the fabric while steaming to eliminate tough creases. 4. Press the steamer mouthpiece against the fabric and move it in any direction to apply the steam.

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