Jiffy Steamer J-2000 Jiffy Garment Steamer with Plastic Steam Head, 120 Volt, Beige

You get what you pay for, and you’re paying for a perfected garment steamer. It’s fast, effective, and dependably reliable.Tips: Utilize distilled water to avoid mineral buildups and use a clip styled clothes hanger for pants.

The Jiffy Steamer J-2000 works like a charm—powerful steam, easy to use, and lightweight. The plastic head glides smoothly over fabrics. Perfect for quick touch-ups! Highly recommend.

The best home steamer! Holds enough water to last through steaming many garments. Doesn’t leak and Easy to move around. Can’t live without this steamer! Jiffy sets the standard in steamers! Nothing else compares to their quality.

From precision engineering to eco-friendly materials, this delivers perfection. Real-time order tracking and flexible payment options simplified everything. Outshines luxury brands at half the cost. The detailed user manual prevented installation hassles. A purchase that keeps impressing months later. Corporate gifting solution found!

Love it! Everything they tell you it does it does better than I thought it would. Be sure you read the directions and everything will go smooth.

I’ve had this since 2012 and use it almost daily. The water tank got a crack in it and I tried to fix it with flex seal, but it didn’t last. Offering a new one because I have been very pleased

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I had high expectations for this device but have been very disappointed. It is slow to get to "maximum steam" (not in 1 minute as they claim) and the steam output is marginally higher than a hand steamer but not impressive. Granted this steamer has a larger head so the steamer makes a wider path but that is about it. More importantly the steam output is not sufficient to remove difficult wrinkles or wrinkles from heavy materials. The steamer is of average build quality but sadly the hangar rod comes in 3, very difficult to store, pieces (instead of a much more sensible and useful telescoping rod). It is claimed that the steam hose is 5.5 feet - maybe it is - but all I can say is that for someone of any height (6 ft. in my case) it does not reach any height which makes steaming a comfortable process. They market a Steamboard which they clearly show attached to the top of a closet door. Putting aside the fact that you may not wish to ruin your closet door the hose on this machine would NEVER reach the top of any door (except a dog door). Likewise the top of the rod does not allow you to hang an garment at a height you could steam without bending over. Moreover since the hose is not insulated you have to be careful when going through your toe-touching exercises, or when on your knees, to steam clothes that the hose does not come in contact with your skin.As best I can tell this is a machine for people who don't want to keep refilling the hand models. With its reservoir tank there is adequate water storage for most any steaming session. Other than that it offers nothing - except a much higher price tag. It really isn't worth the moneyFollow-up: Spoke with company and they could not have been less helpful; were ever so pleased with themselves and; claimed they have been making this item "since the 40"s and there have been no problems". (The logic apparently being that as long as the product has been on the market for a long time then it must be a high quality item. I guess the makers of Spam could claim the same thing but like this product no one would really claim Spam to be a quality item.) When I asked them why they show photos of people hanging things on door frames and using the machine which has only a 5.5 ft. cord the woman told me no one has any problem with that and she has done that for 15 years. So I guess everyone at Jiffy has door frames at 5.5 to 6 feet high.