Is the steam cool or warm?
582464
I don't know. I never got it to work. I definitely would not recommend it. It is very small and is not big enough to use in a bedroom.
582465
It's cool. It doesn't put out "a lot" of steam but it is great for at your desk at work/other small spaces. I bought a second one for a co-worker. I used mine for about a month and it worked great. I will be using it again as soon as the weather gets cold.
582466
I wish I could tell you. I waited over a month for it to be shipped and it never worked. It turned on but never produced steam. The company is shipping me a new one this week so once I get the new I can let you know. I believe it is on the warm side.
582467
It's as cool as the water you put in it, as far as my experience goes..it definitely is not warmer.
582468
It is supposed to be cool. Mine made vey little steam. I can't really feel it and it stopped working after a week.
582469
mine is cool.The steam is not very big，only can wet a small space.But it is enough to me.
217880
It is cool to touch. Its a good heater for our bonus room which is big and didnt run up the electric bill too bad! It would be ok with kids
167952
You should hear the steam, but not necessarily see it. The floors don't get wet, the heat dries them pretty quick. Make sure you push the button all the way to the top.
344631
Barely noticeable. I have not noticed the machine getting overly hot either. It seems to stay quite cool to the touch
1528302
It is warm right away. Occasionally there is a slight rise in temperature after the initial start of warm water.
153226
It says both ... the small button in between the 2 black knobs on front can be pushed to select cool or warm. The warm mist is not very warm, that I notice. It seems very room temperature either way, honestly. This is a such a great unit in all other aspects, this is not a huge factor for me. Cheers!
1968672
R. Schmidt is correct...if it's producing steam, it's 212 degrees F. Otherwise, it's water.
507061
Steam has a temperature of 212F (100C) at sea level and normal atmospheric pressure . Since this steam is not pressurized or contained (it is escaping from the nozzle) this will be the temperature. However, steam has more heat energy, since it takes another 540 cal/gC to change the water to steam. This is why it hurts more to burn yourself on steam more than water.
1966509
no not a lot of steam but enough to feel as if your face has had a good sauna.i place a towel over my head to trap the steam/I enjoy the product. Helen
27825
It is warm. It works really well is you make saline solution and use a little bit of it in the machine with regular water.
1630201
It's warm, as it's several layers thick. I can't say that it has been too warm, but I do tend to keep my bedroom on the cool side.
1976830
Not sure about your take on profusely. But yes mine steams as well. Make sure the door is closed all the way. If it's open even 1/8 of an inch it will make a big difference.
1085178
I would think it's at least 212 degrees Fahrenheit (100 degrees Celsius) because it becomes steam. It definitely hurts if you put your hand right in front of the nozzle when the steam is coming out.
1160689
It gets warm but not hot. I have pushed it back(out of the way) on the counter shortly after use and it was definitely not too hot to touch.
211227
It is warm to the touch, and can be handled by the sides of the toaster with no problems - however, I would not classify it as "cool to the touch" after using.
1319056
It should be good steady steam. Make sure you are using tap water as the directions state.
1134976
I haven't had any problem with the steam at all. This is the best iron that I have owned. As a quilter I really appreciate this iron.