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Jiffy Steamer 0601 ESTEAM Travel Steamer, Black | 
 enlarge | Brand: Jiffy
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $69.00
Buy New: $59.00
You Save: $10.00 (14%)
New (8) from $59.00
Rating:  29 reviews
Color: Black
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5
Dimensions (in): 11.3 x 5.3 x 6
Model: 0601
UPC: 732149500003
EAN: 0732149500003
ASIN: B0018ZHHS4
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
 | Up to 3 times more powerful than any other hand-held steamer on the market with 600 watts of steaming force | | | Uses plain tap water (no salt required) | | | Over 15 minutes of steam per filling | | | No internal water lines or pumps to become plugged | | | Made in the USA |
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Product Description
Jiffy Steamer Esteam personal hand held clothes steamer. The Jiffy Esteam is the most powerful hand-held steamer you can buy -- from the makers of professional Jiffy Steamers. The Jiffy Esteam was designed through years of research and testing to give you a simple-to-operate steamer for your home or travel. Esteam makes a great gift for college students, travelers, newlyweds, and is ideal anywhere space is a premium. Attend to your personal wardrobe to reduce dry cleaning bills. 3 times more power than any other hand-held steamer on the market largest water reservoir available wide mouth, easy-to-fill water tank 600-watt heating element; automatic safety shut-off temporarily cuts unit off when it runs dry uses plain tap water (nothing to add) comfortable, easy-to-grip handle special outer housing for cool-to-the-touch operation no internal water lines or pumps to become clogged by hard water 9-foot power cord for easy handling fits neatly inside attache or suitcase. Provides about 15 minutes of steam. Made in the USA. One year warranty.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 24 more reviews...
 messy and painful December 29, 2008
Benji (Las Vegas, Nevada USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
It belches hot water, the outer housing is hot to the touch, gives about 3 minutes of steam and leaves clothing wrinkled. Total waste of money.
 Great. December 23, 2008
Jesus R. Juarez
This bad boy is awesome. I use it to touch up my suites for work. it works great. I use that Tobi like on TV and let me tell everyone it is a piece of junk all it did it got my clothes wet and got tired of pumping the button to get it to steam. this steam heats up get with awesome steam power. it really works on eliminating that cigarette smell from the club. awesome product.
amazing! December 6, 2008
Cristen S. Peterson (Alabama)
I purchased this item for my mother for Christmas. It came in the mail a few days ago, so I figured that I should test it out to make sure it was working properly :). Now, I don't want to give it to my mom for Christmas!!! I just might have to order another one. It is amazing how quickly I can touch up shirts and sweaters. Lots of my sweaters have creases in them from being folded and in a drawer since last winter. The steamer got those creases out immediately! I am thoroughly impressed. Great product!
Great product! November 30, 2008
T. J. Malecek (Elizabethtown, KY)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
We purchased the Jiffy steamer to take with us on a cruise. It worked as advertised removing wrinkles from items we had packed tightly for a 7 day cruise including wedding attire. My wife looked fabulous at our beach wedding. Her white wedding dress and my white linen shirt and pants would not have looked quite as good without the Jiffy steamer. We highly recommend it. Ted and Margie
Magically removes all wrinkles! October 13, 2008
Cheryl (Chicago)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This item is so wonderful. It's saved me $100's of dollars on dry cleaning. It's so easy to use and works much better than an iron! I've used it on all fabrics including sweaters and wool, and everything looks professionally pressed. I was able to do 7 sets of slacks w/ one tank, so don't let the size fool you. I use to take my wrinkled clothes to the cleaners, but not anymore!
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