9 Unexpected Things You Can Clean With A Clothes Steamer

As I was enjoying your article on the benefits of a steam cleaner I was feeling kind of sad for you. Reason being is I have the OLD model of the My Little Steamer which is actually full size and not the small portable size which holds much more water – actually I measured 1 1/2 c. water in mine to top of fill level and mine has both a large and small nossel and one with something like a vacuum cleaner beater bar attachment as well. Yours looks like a different model but still the smaller travel size. I loved mine so much I bought a My Little Steamer on line for a friend of mine when I was visiting her, however it was the travel my little steamer. The ads don’t tell you any different nor the capacity of water so I wouldn’t have known. She still has it but I bet barely uses it. The reason I felt so bad is because I mainly use mine for clothes that I hang on the back of my kitchen door from a hanger. It will last me through 3-4 shirts or sweaters where the one my friend got barely did a little over one shirt and we had to refill it again, and again…. I was so appalled that I got her the small and only one they make now that it still bothers me. I found the travel size to be convenient for one thing and that is travel only, the filling up all the time wasted my time. I ended up using my go to wrinkle releaser instead more often. But some things only the steam can work out. I found out through searching last year that only the very expensive steamers had a larger water capacity and didn’t go to check further but I bet they didn’t have the extra nossel attachments either. Mine used to have a plug that would wind back into the bottom of the steamer, but after all these years it finally gave out and my dad helped me disassemble it to find it couldn’t be fixed, but we just made it so the cord stays out like other appliances and it still steams fine. I ask you, have you ever come across a larger water reservoir unit and it and a large nossel and found it to be reasonably priced. I’ll tell you, I couldn’t do it. They are all so expensive those kinds. Suggestion: Anyone reading this if you ever find a My Little Steamer that they used to sell, not the mini ones at a thrift sale or something – GET IT! You won’t find them on line anywhere else. Let me know if you find a larger steamer that is economically priced. Someone shouldn’t have to spend $50-$80 for a steamer that is good!

They can also be used for quick cleaning of wine glasses that may be a little spotty! Steam a few seconds and dry with a lint-free cloth!

As I was enjoying your article on the benefits of a steam cleaner I was feeling kind of sad for you. Reason being is I have the OLD model of the My Little Steamer which is actually full size and not the small portable size which holds much more water – actually I measured 1 1/2 c. water in mine to top of fill level and mine has both a large and small nossel and one with something like a vacuum cleaner beater bar attachment as well. Yours looks like a different model but still the smaller travel size. I loved mine so much I bought a My Little Steamer on line for a friend of mine when I was visiting her, however it was the travel my little steamer. The ads don’t tell you any different nor the capacity of water so I wouldn’t have known. She still has it but I bet barely uses it. The reason I felt so bad is because I mainly use mine for clothes that I hang on the back of my kitchen door from a hanger. It will last me through 3-4 shirts or sweaters where the one my friend got barely did a little over one shirt and we had to refill it again, and again…. I was so appalled that I got her the small and only one they make now that it still bothers me. I found the travel size to be convenient for one thing and that is travel only, the filling up all the time wasted my time. I ended up using my go to wrinkle releaser instead more often. But some things only the steam can work out. I found out through searching last year that only the very expensive steamers had a larger water capacity and didn’t go to check further but I bet they didn’t have the extra nossel attachments either. Mine used to have a plug that would wind back into the bottom of the steamer, but after all these years it finally gave out and my dad helped me disassemble it to find it couldn’t be fixed, but we just made it so the cord stays out like other appliances and it still steams fine. I ask you, have you ever come across a larger water reservoir unit and it and a large nossel and found it to be reasonably priced. I’ll tell you, I couldn’t do it. They are all so expensive those kinds. Suggestion: Anyone reading this if you ever find a My Little Steamer that they used to sell, not the mini ones at a thrift sale or something – GET IT! You won’t find them on line anywhere else. Let me know if you find a larger steamer that is economically priced. Someone shouldn’t have to spend $50-$80 for a steamer that is good!

They can also be used for quick cleaning of wine glasses that may be a little spotty! Steam a few seconds and dry with a lint-free cloth!