Can the Wagner 905 be used on clothing? Say to remove wrinkles? Originally just started looking online for a garment steamer, but now I don't understand why one steamer couldn't do both. After all, it creates STEAM. Can this steamer be used on clothing w/ one of its attachments? Advice is appreciated. Thanks.Nick Can the Wagner 905 be used on clothing? Say to remove wrinkles? Originally just started looking online for a garment steamer, but now I don't understand why one steamer couldn't do both.... » Read More Can the Wagner 905 be used on clothing? Say to remove wrinkles? Originally just started looking online for a garment steamer, but now I don't understand why one steamer couldn't do both. After all, it creates STEAM. Can this steamer be used on clothing w/ one of its attachments? Advice is appreciated. Thanks.Nick « Show Less
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I have been using the Wagner steamer for everything - and, as far as I'm concerned, it works just fine. I don't have to steam dress shirts anymore - hubby has retired. But I still have casual and a few dress slacks. I have been using the window cleaning tool, which helps smooth the fabric. It makes it possible to put a slight crease in slacks and sleeves. I press it agains my hanging ironing board to do collars. It works for 90% of what I do, and although I've been very particular over the years, I've relaxed some in this regard.If Wagner reads these posts, most of us would appreciate an attachment for garment steaming, though. I have been using the Wagner steamer for everything - and, as far as I'm concerned, it works just fine. I don't have to steam dress shirts anymore - hubby has retired. But I still have casual and a few dress slacks. I have been using the window cleaning tool, which helps smooth the fabric. It makes it possible to put a slight crease in slacks and sleeves. I press it agains my hanging ironing board to do collars. It works for 90% of what I do, and although I've been very particular over the years, I've relaxed some in this regard.If Wagner reads these posts, most of us would... » Read More I have been using the Wagner steamer for everything - and, as far as I'm concerned, it works just fine. I don't have to steam dress shirts anymore - hubby has retired. But I still have casual and a few dress slacks. I have been using the window cleaning tool, which helps smooth the fabric. It makes it possible to put a slight crease in slacks and sleeves. I press it agains my hanging ironing board to do collars. It works for 90% of what I do, and although I've been very particular over the years, I've relaxed some in this regard.If Wagner reads these posts, most of us would appreciate an attachment for garment steaming, though. « Show Less
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Aren't garment steamers much more gentle than the steam blast this machine produces? I would be very careful about using this machine as a garment steamer.
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my wife doesnt think it does a very good job on clothing, i found your post becausei was googling for a clothes attachmentother than that my wife loves the unit for all of the other uses
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The SINGER SteamWorks Pro Garment & Fabric Steamer can be used on a wide variety of fabric types, from nylon, silk, polyester, wool, cotton, linen and more. We have not, however, tested it on automotive headliner, and therefore could not speak to its effectiveness on this type of fabric.
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I've never used it in a steamer, but it's made of nylon, so I wouldn't use it with heat. If you can find a cotton one, that would be safe for a steamer. I'd be worried about this one melting or leaching chemicals into whatever you're making with it.
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There is an attachment and setting for garments. I have not used mine for that but it is set up for it.
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Provided the counter is constructed of thick heavy plastic, I am relatively certain it would work for touch-ups or ironing just one garment. However, I wouldn't advise using steam full throttle for very long for obvious reasons. Hope this is helpful.
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1000% yes! It's so well worth the money. It makes it so easy. The clothes don't move back & forth, everyone steamer should have one.
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The directions state: A number of materials and fabrics are NOT suitable for steam. DO NOT use on leather, wax polished furniture or floors, synthetic fabrics, velvet, Dralon or other delicate, steam sensitive materials. Hope this helps.
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Yes that is correct. This is not really a garment steamer. I use mine to steam and reshape hats.
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I just used mine this morning to steam the wrinkles out of a linen shirt, which took me at least 10 minutes, and the steam was strong and even throughout. My wife uses it much more than I do (like every day) and I've never heard her complain about it stopping. Sounds like there might be a problem with yours. Have you decalcified it lately? I think just running some white vinegar through it does the trick.
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No; While the steamer does an excellent job of removing wrinkles it will not replace an iron, depending on how fussy you are. The wrinkles will be definitely out, but the look of a pressed shirt or blouse cannot be duplicated because there is no pressure applied to the fabric by the steamer. I do know of people who use the steamer over an iron, but if you prefer a look that is similar to a commercial laundry you will be disappointed.
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Not with just water. It wont get odor out or clear up stains (unless they are very light odors and stains). I'm not sure, but I think there is cleaning liquid that you can use to steam your clothes with. I want to say you can use such a cleaner in this item. But I don't know for sure.
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WARNING: DO NOT put anything other than water in stainless steel steam tank as it is highly pressurized and could result in damage to the steamer and possibly you, or people/pets, and things nearby! The beauty of the Monster EZ2 is that the higher steam temperature and pressure allows you to clean and disinfect floors without chemicals or the expense of buying cleaners. However, if you want an extra measure of disinfecting (like for use in a sick room) you can purchase 24 Clean Blast Steam Activator by Euroflex Americas which Disinfects as it cleans, Kills 99.9% of Bacteria, and Provides Mold and Mildew prevention, broad-spectrum disinfection and odor elimination. Buy it here: http://www.amazon.com/24-Clean-Blast-Steam-Activator/dp/B004LW7GTQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1392059786&sr=8-1&keywords=clean+blast. Steam blast goes into the filler under the steam adjustment, NOT in the heated tank. This came with my steamer and I have used it once or twice but I am totally confident using the steam only option on my EZ2. I'm reluctant to use harsh chemicals on floors crawled on by kids and pets, the EZ2 cleans just fine with steam alone..
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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.
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their instructions say that it can be used only on *sealed* hardwood floors. I use it lightly, without problems on all my hardwood floors even though they're not super well sealed; that is they're old and i have never redone them. I love my steamer.
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I would say no. It is more for cleaning. You need to search fora clothing steamer.
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I am not sure never knew that this can even do cleaning. I don't think so and never tried to clean anything with it always used for ironing the shirts and other delicate fabrics
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I have not tried it but I am confident it can. I have clothes steamer and the steam that comes from it is not different than the steam from the Steamfast. The steam from the Steamfast is not very not so there should be no problems.