Philips Handheld Steamer 1000 Series
Philips Handheld Steamer 1000 Series
Philips Handheld Steamer 1000 Series
Philips Handheld Steamer 1000 Series
Philips Handheld Steamer 1000 Series
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Posted 13 April 2024

Philips Handheld Steamer 1000 Series

£19.99
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About this deal

  • Have your clothes ready and fresh in no time: the hot steam of the Philips Handheld Steamer 1000 Series refreshes all your ironable clothes in an instant and removes odors quickly and efficiently
  • Hassle-free steaming: save time and effort when you are in a rush, no need to set up the ironing board
  • Ready to start steaming in just 35 seconds: the light indicates when you are ready to start so you're finished in no-time. No waiting, no hassle
  • 85 ml detachable water tank: the Philips Handheld 1000 series enables you to steam your garments in just one go. The water tank is easy to remove and refill whenever you need during steaming
  • Up to 18 g/min of continuous steam: the steamer effectively relaxes the fabric fibres of your clothes so creases can be smoothed easily and completely
  • Heat resistant glove: the ideal accessory for your last-minute steaming sessions. With the heat-resistant glove, you can safely enjoy steaming
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  1. daf00's avatar
    What can these do? Lazy version of ironing but not as good?
    Poucave's avatar
    Good summary. The result is about 80% as good as ironing I would say, but much quicker. You don't need to set up the ironing board and they heat up very fast. I don't use the iron for work shirts anymore.
  2. matman050988's avatar
    These anygood? Just for getting creases out of work and gym clothes when you can’t be arsed to iron? (edited)
    ando's avatar
    Do people iron gym clothes?
  3. wendy07's avatar
    These are for light creases, useless otherwise and for say a day old shirt that you might want to wear without washing.
  4. SeanRTK's avatar
    I used one for a little while but I didn't get the hype, far too tricky trying to do your vegetables. I've gone back to one of the enclosed 3 tier steamers.
  5. Mr.Frugal's avatar
    Anyone own this product that could briefly state how good it is? Thanks
  6. hiccup999's avatar
    Nice find. Heat
    midnighter2's avatar
    Underrated comment.
  7. iainmartins's avatar
    I bought one of these , my clothes still looks more creased than the old lady from the titanic film.
  8. leatherskirt's avatar
    Should be great for Sarees
  9. joshpom's avatar
    Showing as £40
  10. lozmeister's avatar
    Any good for car interiors?
  11. simonbendall's avatar
    Quicker than an iron, great for shirts and tshirts
  12. HSG1's avatar
    Any good?
  13. supamart's avatar
    I like mine much easier than ironing. I’m going to buy another one for travelling.
    Nicolas's avatar
    Does it really get rid of all the creases
  14. TROYBOY79's avatar
    I assume these are for clothes that are already ironed and just need a touch up
  15. TheTain's avatar
    Can you use this alongside an iron to make things much quicker? So a quick steam then a few seconds iron on the main bits? Or is that just doubling the time of everything?
  16. Reality's avatar
    This might be easier for my son at Uni to use, because he hasn't mastered ironing yet! Hopefully it will save me a lot of hassle.
  17. akajay07's avatar
    Added this to my basket but got distracted and forgot to order... Now appears to have returned to normal price
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