azaza
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Girls, does she steam cotton fabric well or only synthetics?

I have a little bit different, but the principle is the same. Takes HB. Not like an iron, of course, but I float cambric blouses at a time, and HB-knitted T-shirts. For two months I have never taken out an iron.
Alenka212
azaza , and what power do you have? Does Ehrert steam cotton T-shirts, etc.?
Alenka212
Got it, but do they write anything about power?
azaza
Quote: Alyonka212

But do they write anything about power?

1100 W
Alenka212
Thank you. Why all the most interesting things abroad?
azaza
Quote: Alyonka212

Why all the most interesting things abroad?

I also ask myself this question, not finding in our area a BBK grill, a Brand 6051 pressure cooker or a Shteba
Natalia K.
Girls uraaaaaa, I will also receive such a brush tomorrow. Thanks to Irochka- irysskathat did not leave me without a device
nadlen
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Girls uraaaaaa, I will also receive such a brush tomorrow. Thanks to Irochka- irysskathat did not leave me without a device
natalisha_31-Natasha, congratulations on your decision. and, of course, we are waiting for reports and impressions.
Natalia K.
Thank you Nadezhda for your congratulations
argo
girls .. but here I found three handheld steamers ... this is not at all .. what are you looking for?

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Natalia K.
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girls .. but here I found three handheld steamers ... this is not at all .. what are you looking for?

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Neee Laris here looking for another brush
azaza
Anya, Iriska, a question for filling: do you have a handle with a button getting very hot?

I bought an Expert for my baby, compared it with my American. Comparison results:
The Expert is more of a traveling option, the American is stationary (the volume of the tank is 2.5 times larger than that of the Expert)
Steam start button: the Expert has a terrible heat, by the end of the first shirt it got so hot that I could not continue to soar with it. The American has two launch buttons: one directly under the index finger, which is very convenient during work. The second on the back of the brush is this button for constant steam output, that is, if you need continuous steam supply. Both buttons are plastic, do not heat up at all
Another disadvantage of the Expert is a very short power cord, I had to get an extension cord. But that way
Ready for work: Expert - 20 seconds, American - exactly 1 minute. Here the Expert rules
There is practically no difference directly in the quality of steaming, even this and this one float perfectly (although the Expert has more power). The only thing that immediately after turning on the Expert spat great. The tank may have been too full. After the first spitting (about half a minute), even dry steam went.

In general, one of the serious disadvantages is the heated handle of the Expert and especially the button. If you can still hold the pen, albeit a little hot, then I even aiked from the button, it was so hot. Perhaps this is my personal perception, my hands have always been too sensitive. But the kids have them even more gentle, so you will need to think of something for her convenience. Alternatively, stick a piece of felt on the button. I just don't know if the glue will stick on such a hot surface.
But in general, the steam is decent, it is very good for one or two things. I recommend
Qween
Tanyusha, my pen does not heat up at all, neither the button.
azaza
So, as always, I was "lucky". Somehow I'm not surprised
Song
Oh, how I want a good steam brush! Well, I don't like ironing!
Lagri
Quote: azaza

So, as always, I was "lucky". Somehow I'm not surprised
Tatyana, I had the following story with the previous steam brush: the handle began to get very hot and I turned to the store, and they went to the service center. It was a malfunction that they did not even fix, but simply returned the money.
Song
Quote: Lagri

I had such a story with the previous steam brush
And what kind of brush was there? Model?
Lagri
Was Russian, "Fairy", here such.
irysska
Quote: Qween

Tanyusha, my pen does not heat up at all, neither the button.
I would also not say that it gets particularly hot
the pen is absolutely not hot at all (you can even say that it does not heat up), and the button is warm - yes, but by no means hot, as Azazushka writes
the hot part - where there are holes for steam outlet, there, yes, it cools down for a long time
azaza
Quote: irysska

the hot part - where there are holes for steam outlet, there, yes, it cools down for a long time

Well! Irisinka, it should be hot there, it should even be hot there, I would say!
I really don't want to mess with the service. I'll try to use it once or twice. Most likely, I'll just get by with a piece of felt glued to the button. I'm lazy

Lagri, I have nothing steaming from the wrong places, not leaking. Only the handle heats up (tolerable, but hot), but the button is actually very hot. Otherwise, the brush is quite attractive. But, as I said, more for travel - compact and with a small glass. Today I steamed one T-shirt - half a glass of water as if it had happened. That is, no more than a couple of things can be steamed at one refueling. But this, by the way, is not a problem: the American is refueled in a few seconds, no additional warm-up time is required. Most likely, Expert has the same refueling system. This means that the main problem is overheating of the button. But, as practice shows, this is rather an exception to the rule.
That is, in general, we can say: the unit has been tested.
Alenka212
Well, now I definitely need one. We'll have to conduct an experimental purchase in China.
irysska
Take a report on the use of the Expert steam brush

Here are some of the same cotton breeches, because of which this device was actually bought (do not be alarmed - this is the type of breeches that were in the wardrobe and have not yet been dressed this season)
Steam brush

Ironing conditions: ironed, laid out on an ironing board, i.e. horizontally (which is very convenient)
Water was poured into the cartridge to the maximum (there is such a mark in the measuring cup) - 1 refueling

And here is the view of the breeches after ironing:
Steam brush

And here's how much water is left in the cartridge:
Steam brush

I didn't time ironing, but not for long.
So I liked ironing the breeches. Yes, and most importantly - the breeches are not wet after ironing (the main thing is not to press the steam button until the red indicator light goes out)

A note especially for Tanyukha-azaz: during ironing, the steam brush handle remained cold, did not heat up, and the steam supply button was just warm, nothing more (that hot is out of the question)

Natalia K.
Irishka, this is super, you ironed the breeches
irysska
Quote: natalisha_31

Irishka, this is super, you ironed the breeches
tried
Natalia K.
Quote: irysska

tried
Alenka212
irysska, superresult. This is definitely a smart device!
Song
Quote: irysska

Take a report on the use of the Expert steam brush

Here are some of the same cotton breeches, because of which this device was actually bought (do not be alarmed - this is the type of breeches that were in the wardrobe and have not yet been dressed this season)
Steam brush

Ironing conditions: ironed, laid out on an ironing board, i.e. horizontally (which is very convenient)
Water was poured into the cartridge to the maximum (there is such a mark in the measuring cup) - 1 refueling

And here is the view of the breeches after ironing:
Steam brush

And here's how much water is left in the cartridge:
Steam brush

I didn't time ironing, but not for long.
So I liked ironing the breeches. Yes, and most importantly - the breeches are not wet after ironing (the main thing is not to press the steam button until the red indicator light goes out)

A note especially for Tanyukha-azaz: during ironing, the steam brush handle remained cold, did not heat up, and the steam supply button was just warm, nothing more (that hot is out of the question)


I also need such a brush !!!!!!!!
Alenka212
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I also need such a brush !!!!!!!!
And who shouldn't! All the same, it became necessary as soon as they heard! One unit has not yet been fully mastered, and already eyes are rummaging through the sites in choosing the next one!
Song
If only someone would bring us these brushes with contraband ..., yes, for everyone ...
(+ smiley blinking pleadingly)
Alenka212
Yes Yes
A dream for a hectic morning.In the evening, there is already no strength to prepare outfits. And the weather is extremely unpredictable today. You will never know what the morning will greet you with, whether cool, or. We're getting ready this morning, the sun is shining, and on the other side of the reservoir (it's really dark) it's raining. And here is such a mobile unit!
marinal
I also bought this brush, in general, I'm happy, I can't say that it will completely eliminate contact with the iron. The button is also very hot
But in general I am satisfied, for outerwear it is generally an irreplaceable thing
Alenka212
Steam brush
I have already raised my hand, but something in this model confuses the fork. What are the opinions? For her you need a special. an outlet or, even worse, is it not for our network? There is no voltage information.
Natalia K.
Quote: Alyonka212

Steam brush
Girls, something confuses me in this model fork.
Lena here we need an adapter for our sockets
Alenka212
Is it easy to find?
Natalia K.
Quote: Alyonka212

Is it easy to find?
I'll try searching for it now
Alenka212
They replied that it was 220 volts.
Natalia K.
Quote: Alyonka212

They replied that it was 220 volts.
wrote in a personal
Alenka212
natalisha_31, Thank you. Here is some advice I found in the net: "cut off the plug with 3 pins and connect it to any electrician or man with work hands for 20 minutes." How do you like this option?
Tanyusha
Girls, did anyone use a Maxwell steam brush
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Natalia K.
Quote: Alyonka212

natalisha_31, Thank you. Here is some advice I found in the net: "cut off the plug with 3 pins and connect it to any electrician or man with work hands for 20 minutes." How do you like this option?
Lena to me on YOU ... Why cut the plug if you have a plug adapter? I would not cut
Alenka212
Sorry, bad education. Looks like you need to order
azaza
Adapters are not a problem at all! Cost a penny. My husband from China ordered a universal one - any options are presented in one adapter. The only real problem is the 110V network. But it is also solvable (I have a 110V steam switch, and nothing).
Natalia K.
Quote: azaza

My husband from China ordered a universal one - any options are presented in one adapter.
azaza-Tanya, can you see a photo of this adapter?
azaza
Natasha, I'll try to take a picture in the evening. I don't know where my husband is hiding all these bells and whistles. Unless he gave his daughter to Italy (this is also possible).
Natalia K.
Tanya, can you see a photo from the site where you ordered?
azaza
Quote: natalisha_31

Tanya, can you see a photo from the site where you ordered?

Heh, it's all about asking my husband Nat! Well, I don’t know what sites he uses. I know exactly what I ordered in China. Natasha, let's wait until the evening, where the thread will be decided.
Natalia K.
Quote: azaza

Natasha, let's wait until the evening, where the thread will be decided.
Let's wait until evening
azaza
Natasha, see the link - all the sockets are open there.

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Natalia K.
Quote: azaza

Natasha, see the link - all the sockets are open there.

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Thank you, Tanya looked.

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