Jiffy Steamer J 2000 vs. Jiffy Steamer J 2: Does anyone know if one is better than the other?
1037005
I asked Jiffy about this. The rep said that the 2000 is preferred because the water bottle is locked in place. He said that the J2's water bottle is just held by the gravity of the water in the bottle and that when the water gets low, it can leak slightly. He also said that the j2000 fits under a counter better, as the water bottle is lower profile. Mine just came in the mail today!
631604
The bissell steam sweeper works better with distilled water as for the steam heat its pretty hot not sure what temperature
1224942
Probably, although it shoots out a much stronger stream of steam than a unit designed specifically for fabric steaming, like the Jiffy: J-2000 Jiffy Garment Steamer with Plastic Steam Head, 120 Volt
1024629
The steamer that amazon sent to me is the 1200watt, but I gues is better because the only diference is the time of heating, I mean if with 1200 I take 45seconds for steam, maybe with the 1600 you only need to wait 30 seconds, but once is steaming, you dont need those values anymore. I recomend less watts because will be less energy consumed,
695083
I don't know but I was particularly disappointed in this steamer - tried two, returned them both - and I don't think I'm overly picky.
1597869
I am not sure what the difference is, although I used the Rinnai 22182 all weather on a Jacuzzi J-SN180F heater which is made by Rinnai and is not a condensing heater. working like a champ now for about 6 months.
561507
I thank the Hamilton Beach Digital Steamer, is the best. I really like the fact that the warmer comes on automatically when the meal is finished cooking. I can cook a total meal at the same time, and use it almost every day. It also is easy to clean up. I would recommend this steamer to anyone that is thanking of buying a steamer.
1065344
I can't find anywhere there's a JAX model. Do you mean JAY? JAH is similar but larger, has slow-cooking and steaming, and made in Japan. But JAY seems to have thicker inner pan.
1297849
The 800JEXL looks and sounds like it means business. When you see it you think, (in a overly macho tone) 'Yeah ... this thing juices'. The BJE200XL on the other hand, while I'm sure it works well for $100, looks more a toy with it's circular window and cleanup sounds like it's a real PITA. If you're going to buy a juicer, spend the money on fresh fruit and vegetables, and take the time to juice them, you might as well do yourself a favor and get the best model you can.
458075
This is not a complete steaming kit, it does not come with a hose, a clothes steaming head, or a hanging stand. All of those parts can be bought from Jiffy as extras, but if you want the whole kit it might be better to buy a J-2 steamer and then buy the hat steaming attachment as an extra.
564315
No - unfortunately. The 6080 is the first one I've owned but I like very much. It works great and really puts out the steam. If you use steam ironing alot than you'll find yourself refilling the reservoir pretty much but I think steam irons best. Sorry but no comparison experience.
1202416
I would recommend the larger one if younwant it primarily for home use; I own a regular steamer for home use and am considering swapping it out for the regular Joy Mangano steamer because of my experience with the mini; ease of use, works great, easy to store...and to pack and the quality for the price! Btw...my mini does work just as good as my regular steamer only con is that the mini holds less water and it doesn't have any b attachments which may be helpful for certain fabrics. Also, I have tried other brands as a travel steamer...none were as good as this one!
1169432
I can't make that comparison, but compared to a much less expensive Commercial Cool Unit from BJs, which was much lower BTU (10000, I think), it doesn't compare. I was extremely disappointed in this unit.
879631
really all steamers should use distilled water to prevent gunking them up. This is just an ok steamer, i've bought several of them and they seem to break more frequently than the more expensive units. Depending on your volume you may consider a more robust unit.
837318
Honestly, I think the CJ 625 might be stronger. I saw some reviews on YouTube and it seems to extract the juice a lot faster than the CJ630. I mean it gets the job done and I've had it since January; still going very strong.
810654
I am sorry I can't offer you a comparison. I went for the 9280 because I iron a large variety of fabrics, and I sew as well. I have owned the iron for less than a month, but I have ironed linen, polyester chiffon, 100% cotton (both knit and woven), girl scout patches, and cotton poly blends. No leaking, no scorching. This is a big, heavy iron that ejects lots of steam, so be prepared. It glides smoothly and effortlessly. I have experienced no scorching or yucky marks transferring to the soleplate after almost a month of daily use.
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The model that I have is the Slim and Light Pro, model #SI-48T which is very light. This is the 4th Haan steam machine that I have operated over the last several years. I think the model SI-40 may be the one where the steamer part can be removed, which is what my daughter has. I used this to clean my Amana refrigerator after moving from California to Virginia. The steamer made it so easy to clean, being able to remove from machine and hand steam - cleaning the refrigerator was such a BREEZE! On my particular model, the steamer cannot be removed, HOWEVER, I use it on my vinyl floor, steam my carpet and my mattress with the carpet cleaner plastic attachment on it - works wonders!! I just lifted the Haan machine onto my mattress on the hot steam and run it over my mattress. It can be used to cleans fresh stains on carpets, too. There are two steam levels, high and low. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE HAAN MACHINES AND WOULD NEVER CHANGE TO OTHER MFG. MODELS. Hope this helps. My 92 year old mother also uses her and loves it.