I would like to put it up in my son's bathroom but I am worried that the steam might damage it and make it fall down. Thoughts?
1007379
I have this in my office, don't have an answer for the bathroom. Good luck, Nancy
1007380
This sticker went on slow ( you have to adhere the letter carefully because they are all individual). It sticks super well and is a vinyl material. I think you would be OK in a bath. I have it adhered to a semi gloss door with no peeling after 6 months. And it's cheap enough to take the risk.
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You need to make sure the air slit is not wet at all.. if it has any moisture in it the steam won't come out of the top.. the slit is different than where the steam comes out of, its under the top and on a side. Wipe it really well and assemble and try again.
1965425
Yes I will admit that the design is great for that. Both of my children (one baby and one toddler) are both very very active in the bathtub and used it for a few months. Neither of them fell. I hope this helps.
628730
Yes. We have tested in it a small bathroom which gets steamy from the hot shower. It holds well. Other customers may be able to attest to this as well. In fact, one of the user photos shows it in a bathroom.
228503
It's only about half an inch high, so to steam you'd be really limited in the amount of water. For steaming you might want to stack a couple of them and use a metal colander that has a long base.
1068058
I think the design would work but I do not know how it may hold up to the humidity that could build up in a bathroom. I think it would depend on the size of the room and how much moisture/humidity you get in the room after use. My concern would be for the back panel.
2118632
I am using it as such in our newly renovated master bath. It is quite heavy and probably not very practical but it looks great and seems pretty sturdy. Good luck!
626779
It depends how large our bathroom is. I would suspect that the moisture from the bathroom would adversely affect the wood eventually.
1116106
I use it for a laminate floor, and for the tile floor in the bathroom. I don't believe you are supposed to use a steam device on a laminate floor.
531815
The manual says that everything needs to be upright to steam properly, however I have used it in this fashion and while you're taking a risk of burning yourself, I've been able to do it just fine. Just know that's not how it's desigend to be used.
914917
By design, I wouldn't suggest this in a shower. Just outside the shower shouldn't be a problem, but it needs to be secured by tension from floor to ceiling and I fear it might crack your tub/shower with continued pressure. Plus, as you mentioned, it is metal so it will likely rust due to a few holes where residual water will enter and collect. Hope this helps.
705646
I would not recccomend that. It is not sturdy at all, mine tipped over multiple times with just a basket of diapers and wipes on it. If you are going to have it set up somewhere against a wall and in a place where it will not be touched or bumped into it may work. But I would be hesitant about a humidifier.
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You mean like laying the garment down flat on a table/board, and doing it that way? It probably could, but the way it's built it's kind of meant to steam something that is hanging. As another person mentions, it does leak a little (which isn't that terrible of an annoyance) and the key is to keep your hand out of the way of the steam. That would probably be minimized by using it upright.
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No you dont want to use it in the shower itself but you could set it outside the shower curtain and use. We have, no steam problem still worked great. Some people say battery drains quick... we just plugged ours in so we dont have that problem. Hope this helps you. We bought three def worth the money.
2202005
Do not. I repeat. Do not put it in the play room. I currently have a small tear and the lamp shade is turned away from the tear. It looks nice but must handle with lots of care. Not recommended for use arround children.
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The product is sturdy; however, it is top heavy when both the steamer handle and clothing are hung with the steamer pole extended to the highest position. If you lower the pole setting and avoid the temptation of using it as a hanger, you won't find any issues with it tipping over. Keep in mind though that if it does tip over, the reservoir will fall out and leak some water on the floor.
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I have mine on my nightstand with a doily underneath. This one puts out a very fine mist and I have not even noticed any dampness around it. I use it every night so I'm sure I would notice if it were causing damage. The mist goes up into the air, so the only way it could damage surfaces is if it were knocked over.