Can I use it to steam wrinkles out of garments?
849281
Absolutely! I also used it on my shower curtains and my bedroom curtains. It has an attachment for the garments. It works great and I don't care for ironing so I use my steamer instead!
849282
There is an attachment and setting for garments. I have not used mine for that but it is set up for it.
849283
It hasa garment steamer attachment however you might have to cover it with a towel due to drippage. I use it primarily fit my furniture. I work in human service and we geta lot of bug scares... Works great! I haven't had any, I can't say the same for coworkers.
1083672
You could do that, but it irons really well, so I would suggest that with some steam.
102693
Yes, I'd think so, although I haven't tried it on silk. I have used it on other delicate items. You can control the heat/ steam exposure of course by just moving it back from the material.
1462694
I just ironed mine last week before a shoot. You can steam also and another trick of wetting the muslin while it's hanging is said to work - though - I have not tried that one. The real trick is managing 20 ft. of material...
1978903
Sure! It can be dialed to use minimal steam, especially for use on hardwood floors or other moisture sensitive areas. I recommend this machine. I use it regularly on my stone, laminate, carpet stains, bathroom tiles, bathroom fixtures (where hard-water gunk gets built up),and for "ironing". And it's easy enough that my special needs pre-teens are able to use it without supervision.
1344220
I've never tried it but I don't see why not as long as it's a thick towel. It would reflect the heat back onto the surface you're ironing & the heat from the iron wouldn't be as hot as a scalding pot from the stove or oven anyway.
2100238
It removes some wrinkles, but without seeing the garment, it's impossible to say. Having seen rayon blouses mangled by the dryer, I think ironing is your best bet.The product has never stained anything I have used it on, used according to directons.
1681405
This will not serve that purpose. You are better off getting a small steam cleaner at wal mart or target. Sorry!
1095633
No. You do not steam this paint. Use it on a clean and dry fabric - not washed or dried with fabric softener - let dry for a few days and then launder as normal.
453183
i guess you could, but there is no need at all! most of the items i have used mojito on, unwrinkle like magic with one spray and then rubbing the item down. i think that the wrinkle releaser works on a similar theory as steam. they both remove the wrinkles with some wetness. if you hang the item after using mojito, like when you are showering the item gets even more wrinkle free. hope this helps. sue z.
1192832
I would say no. It is more for cleaning. You need to search fora clothing steamer.
952513
I have now used the steam Fast for about a month. Using it to remove rankles in my worsted wool dress suit. It does help freshen up the wool and cotton white shirt (from normal body order, such as underarm order). Be careful, the stream is hot and can hurt skin (I use rubber or leather gloves to avoid the hat stream.
1436566
Use a steamer. Or buy a spray bottle, put filtered water in it, spray the wrinkles. Make sure you have the sheet weighted down and pulled tight in all directions.
1054791
I would love to know this as well. I would like to use hot enough steam on upholstery, chairs, and my mattress. Anyone know if you can use one of the attachments for this?
1368912
After washing in cold water and hanging to dry, if badly wrinkled, I use my garment steamer. If you don't have a garment steamer, then you can also pull the shirt taunt and sort of "iron out" the creases with the palms of your hands while line drying. Hope this helps...
592284
Yes, you can. Go to this website. http://www.ehow.com/how_8053109_steamfast-717-travel-iron-instructions.html
507282
I don't think I would try the steam iron. Once I pulled it tight on the frame I built all the wrinkles came out.