8 situations where a steamer saves the day

Your home is full of things waiting to be steamed. To most people, a steamer is a new gadget, perhaps a substitution for the iron and a simple way of keeping clothes smooth and beautiful. In this section we will list a number of bonus tips and tricks that a regular clothing steamer is capable of.

Steaming is a simple, timesaving and a gentler alternative to ironing. If you steam your clothes instead of washing them, they will last much longer. A steamer refreshes garments, reduce wrinkles, odors and kills bacteria. Steaming is also more environmentally friendly, since you don’t have to wash the clothes that only need to be refreshed.

At Home

The hot steam (97–99°C) from a steamer reduces odors and eliminates a lot of bacteria. Make a habit of steaming all your home textiles once in a while! Also, did you know that a steamer works as a steam-cleaner too? Use it to kill bacteria when cleaning the stove, kitchen- or bathroom tile, doorknobs etc.

8 out of Many Clever Things

Carpets

Save money and the environment by steaming your rugs rather than taking them to the dry-cleaners.

Curtains

Use an extension cord and get up on a latter while pressing and cleaning curtains, without even taking them down.

Couches and armchairs

Yes! How often do you wash the sofa?!

Blankets

Bring back the luster and make them fresh.

Pillows

Make sure to let the pillows dry.

Ovens and stoves

When was the last time you bacteria proofed the outside of a stove?

Tile

Deep cleanse your kitchen or bathroom tiles. Start by whipping off excessive dirt and then browse the required areas with the steamer.

Matrasses

Some parts of a bed are very hard to clean. Use the steamer to kill bacteria!

These are just a few examples of how a steamer can be used. Do not steam wood and leather, but apart from that, use your imagination. Happy steaming!