How to steam curtains
You can steam curtains right on the rod — no need to take them down and spread heavy fabric over an ironing board. Powerful steam smooths out creases even on…
Steaming curtains
- Don't take the curtains down or spread heavy fabric over an ironing board — steam them right where they hang.
- Powerful steam smooths out creases even on the densest materials.
- The long hose and compact design let you reach any height.
Appliances
HGS-8070 Garment SteamerMore tips
5 things you should steam, not iron
Which items are safer and easier to treat with a garment steamer than with an iron: delicate fabrics, embellished pieces, outerwear, intricate cuts and chunky knits. Plus a quick hack for getting creases out faster.
What not to steam
A garment steamer is versatile, but not all-powerful: corduroy and velvet, items with grease stains, leather and suede all need a different approach. Cotton, linen, wool, cashmere, synthetics and knitwear, on the other hand, can always be steamed.
Garment steamer myths
We bust four common myths about garment steamers: how well they handle heavy fabrics, how safe they are for delicate materials, how fast they are and how easy they are to use.