Rowenta IS6200 Compact Valet Garment Steamer 7990592

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Rowenta 1500-Watt Full-Size Garment Steamer - IS6200 - With a code-breaking design to streamline performance, -
The new 1500-watt IS6200 garment steamer is ideal for steaming garments and furnishings around the home. -
The suitcase inspired "tilt and roll" features enable easy transport. -
Foot operated pedals for power is convenient and comfortable. -
Telescopic pole adjusts height for comfort and pushes down for compact storage. -
Accessories include crease attachment, fabric brush and lint pad.
Features of Rowenta 1500-Watt Full-Size Garment Steamer -
High steam output and wide diffusion from the large steam head for quick and efficient wrinkle removal Fast Heat-Up Time -
Unit heats up in just 60 seconds and is ready to use Telescopic Pole with Built-In Hanger -
Height is adjustable for comfort, and the built-in hanger makes steaming garments easy. Perfect for easier storage. Garment Clips -
Hold garments in place at the top for more convenient steaming Cool-Touch Fabric Hose -
Insulated hose stays cool while in use Tilt and Roll - Suitcase inspired, the steamer base can be tilted onto its back wheels and rolled using the handle Foot Operated On/Off -
Foot pedal with indicator light is designed for comfort and ease of use Stay-Cool Soft-Touch Handle - Soft-touch handle which stays cool while in use Auto Off - Switches off automatically if the tank runs dry

[@joshuamarkette7255]

I'm happy with mine but anyone considering one make sure to note that it's sitting on a table in this video. It's easy to miss. It only telescopes up to around 5' which is pretty standard for the price point. I also found the clips to be useless in keeping garments taught since they slide back and forth way too easily. The weight of a pair of slacks will draw them together which is really annoying. My solution for both is to use an over the door coat hanger so I don't have to slouch and it's pretty sturdy. I only use the stand if I'm steaming my jackets. But as far as steam and attachments, they work great. Heats up quick and works like a charm.

[@daigagrina7075]

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[@lisaanker9203]

The steamer is cumbersome. The hose doesn't move freely and the inner
core is cardboard so if you don't keep it up high enough to prevent any
kinks, it will cause the steam to collect and soak the cardboard in that
area, thus the hose breaks. I had this happen to me when I was using
it to steam the dust ruffle on my bed. I had the hose strung across the
floor instead of hanging from the valet. The small area where the hose
made a 90-degree angle created a kink, causing the inner core of the
hose to actually disintegrate and the outer covering to appear melted. I
had to pay over $30 for a replacement hose. Also, you can't move the
steamer easily. I used it to steam my curtains on the windows, which
worked nicely except for the fact that it was impossible to move it
across my carpeting. Instead, I had to shut it off in between each
panel so I could lift it and reposition the whole thing and then turn it
back on. Also, the top piece sits precariously instead of being a
study connection to the telescoping pole. Unless you have extremely
tiny hands to fit inside the valet opening, the plastic clips are
difficult to access and slide back and forth. There have to be better
designs than this.

[@waliddib6709]

Svpl j'ai un problème mon rowenta est plein de calcaire comment je le débouche car il ne sort pas la vapeur est ce qu'il y a une solution

[@acraftyginger3086]

Wanted to see how to use. The Instructions don't show well enough how to attach the crease attachment.

[@shaund81]

Any good?

[@loftpila5783]

how to descale?

[@cosalinda2512]

I want to see you steaming clothes.

[@swish1onu]

I used this very same steamer today to try and work out some wrinkles.... This steamer is absolute garbage... I'd seen so many demonstrations on shirts magically becoming wringle free.. its BS.. does not work on cotton, works great on linen, but how many of us own that many linen clothing items? Save your money, buy a regular iron..

[@robertburnett190]

Save your money. Its not a simple as shown here, it wont get out heavy wrinkles, you can do it far quicker with an iron. and the garment comes out damp. maybe it could work as a window cleaner, its a waste of money.

[@Tharmasunderam]

But I want to see how to use this thing.It really is not a good replacement of the normal steam iron with an ironing board. Don't buy this.