Pure Enrichment PureSteam Portable Fabric Steamer - Handheld Travel Garment Steamer Removes Wrinkles & is Safe on All Fabrics - Fast-Heating, Lightweight, Auto Safety Shut-Off, & Long Cord (Black)

Excellent price , good quality, and very easy to use .

First of all it's a very compact, small little device, that's quickly and easily set up. The top twists on and off with a locking feature and is very secure while being very easy to twist. People with hand issues shouldn't have much trouble with removing the nozzle in order to fill it. The reservoir is small enough that it should fit under the faucet of your bathroom sink no problem. We have fairly shallow sinks and I was able to fill it without an issue. The opening is large and easily filled without spilling water all over the steamer. Do note, however, that due to it's very compact size you will only be able to put enough water in it to one garment at a time.The unit heats up quickly (under 2 minutes) and makes a little gurgling noise that will let you know that it's ready. There was not a lot of visible steam coming from it, but it steamed up the mirror above my vanity and I knew it was ready. Steaming was easy, though I did have to hold it very close, if not on the shirt. I was able to "press" a nice crease in the silk fabric very easily. Steaming the very bottom of the shirt was a little difficult just because it was hard to hold tension on it while it was hanging without burning my fingers from the steam. The steam is hot, however, I feel that it was a little conservative (likely to prevent people from burning themselves) I would have appreciated it being a little hotter, because it think it would have helped the process move a little more quickly. I did have to go over some more wrinkled areas a few times to get the wrinkles out. Overall, though, wrinkles came out of the shirt fairly quickly and very easily. Just a tip: Hold it very close, possibly touching the garment, for best results.Just know -- this is NOT an iron. You're of course going to get better results with an iron. But for materials that you don't want to risk scorching, or just because who wants to drag out the iron and ironing board at 5 in the morning, this is a great alternative. I was able to steam the wrinkles out of this silk shirt in about 2-3 minutes - way less than the time it would have taken me to set up an ironing board and iron. I also used this little steamer to fix a scrunched up tassel necklace. Worked super quickly (like 10 seconds) and my necklace is like brand new!All in all: A great little steamer. Super convenient to have on hand for quick de-wrinkling jobs. Works very well and will keep you from those lazy morning wrinkles. Tank is small (though on purpose) and steam is not as hot as I would like, perhaps, but is hot enough to press a crease in light fabrics such as silk. Great little addition to your clothing care arsenal!

This is my second steamer - not because I had a problem with the first, but because I left it on one of my weekly travels. The first one I bought was black - if you stay in overly lit/bright hotel rooms, then you're probably ok with black, if you don't stay in hospital grade accommodations get something brighter like white!Now on to the review - I travel very regularly (usually weekly) and after ironing one time that resulted in the proverbial "iron mark", I realized that running the risk of using a iron whose previous life was to grill cheese, was just too much risk to run! I went back to ironing after having left the first steamer at some point. Boy, did I miss that steamer even more!One fill usually covers a dress shirt,pair of pants, and a suit jacket. If you're unlucky and packed poorly and are trying to deal with overly wrinkled clothes your mileage on the "fill" may vary. Also, if you take your dandy 'ole time, you may not get through three items, but then you're going real slow! The reality though is that if you do run out of water, you're probably a few steps away from the sink to refill - it's not really a big deal.My wife and I have a full size steamer at home that would not fit in a suit case - does it steam better than this? Yes. Should it work better? Yes. Do I have to be careful with the type of water I use? Yes (as we have very hard water and I have to use spring water). Could I steam a whole closet of clothes on one one gallon fill? Yes.As I only have so much space in a carry-on to drag three "work" days of clothes, plus after work clothes, plus some gym clothes, this steamer is the best thing I have ever bought to make traveling a million times easier. I don't have to deal with dirty irons anymore (unless a pair of pants are really wrinkled and I have to end up ironing), the steamer heats up pretty quick (as in you can't get an in room coffee machine going without it already steaming away), doing a shirt and pair of pants takes only a little effort, and you get to the office looking like you do NOT live out of a suitcase!My only "complaint" about the unit I received is that I ordered white... seems like someone in China mixing the color that day may have spilled a little red in there... how can I tell? Well, the cord is stark white and the steamer is an off white/pale pink. The upside, is it is easier to spot on cleanup day, it doesn't effect how it works and no one other than me really ever sees it. Maybe when I forget this one along the way, the next one will be "white". So, would I buy another one? Absolutely!