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Steamer vs. iron

An iron presses fabric flat against a board; a steamer relaxes wrinkles out of a garment while it hangs. That difference is why steamers are so much faster for day-to-day touch-ups — no board to set up, no creases to chase, and far less risk of scorching delicate fabrics like the ones in kanduras, abayas and suits.

Irons still win for sharp creases and heavy cotton. Most households that try a steamer end up keeping both, but reaching for the steamer nine mornings out of ten.

A steamer relaxes wrinkles out of hanging fabric — no board, no creases to chase, no scorch risk.

What to look for

Handheld steamers are the travel-friendly, quick-touch-up option; upright models with a hanger pole suit anyone steaming several garments a day. In both cases check the heat-up time, the tank size against your typical session, and whether the head has a fabric brush attachment for thicker material.

Continuous steam output is the spec that separates the good from the frustrating — a steamer that needs constant trigger-pumping makes the job slower than ironing. If you can, try one in-store on a hanging garment.

Our picks at 7MD

Below are garment steamers from our current range, from compact handhelds to full uprights. Tap through for live pricing and stock at your nearest branch.