Conair ExtremeSteam Handheld Garment Steamer

A: Hello! Yes, this is the GS14. Thank you!

A: This is model GS14.

A: For the Conair ExtremeSteam Handheld Garment Steamer, the manufacturer recommends using regular tap water—not distilled water. This is because the steamer relies on minerals in tap water to help regulate the heating system. Using distilled water can sometimes cause the unit to spit or not produce steam properly.

A: Yes! The Conair ExtremeSteam Handheld Garment Steamer is generally safe for satin, but here are a few important tips: Use the lowest steam setting (or hold the steamer a little farther away) because satin is delicate and can develop water spots or heat marks if exposed to too much direct steam. Keep the steamer moving—don’t let it sit in one spot for too long. Steam from the inside of the garment if possible; this helps protect the sheen on the outer surface. Test on a hidden area first to make sure the fabric reacts well

A: Hello, We recommend checking the fabric care label before use. Hold the steamer several inches away, use gentle sweeping motions, and test a small area before steaming the full fabric.

A: Hi M. Yes, absolutely! This steamer will get wrinkles out of curtains.

A: Hi Beth! The Conair ExtremeSteam Handheld Garment Steamer is not recommended for hand-painted silk scarves to help prevent any potential damage to the delicate paint or the silk fibers.

A: Thank you for your questions about the Conair ExtremeSteam Garment Steamer. This unit is not dual-voltage.

A: Hello, we recommend using distilled water as it will help prevent any mineral build up.

A: Hello- Yes the steamer may be used sideways as well.

A: Hi JP! This steamer does not have an auto shut off feature. To stop the flow of steam, move the slide switch up and release the trigger. Thanks for your question!