Steam Closets... experiences with them?

[Mifune]

does anyone here have experience with steam closets?


I am looking at them and they seem interesting.

[330ci]

Didn't know this was a thing, but I want one too now

[TheVTCGuy]

Originally Posted by 330ci

Didn't know this was a thing, but I want one too now

Same here, never heard of them but now I can’t go on in life without one.


Maybe if we buy our two together we can get a deal(?)

[Chewbacca]

Do I fit? Could be a game changer for me.

[enjoythemusic]

They work. Not sure what else to say really.

[Mifune]

group buy

[MrGoat]

Originally Posted by Mifune

group buy

Originally Posted by TheVTCGuy

Same here, never heard of them but now I can’t go on in life without one.





Maybe if we buy our two together we can get a deal(?)

So I guess that makes 4?


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[donas]

Originally Posted by MrGoat

So I guess that makes 4?


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5 now...

[wesdaniel]

I have had the Samsung Air Dresser for over a year now and love it. It's cut my dry cleaning bill to almost nothing. I really have no complaints about it at all.

[Mifune]

Originally Posted by wesdaniel

I have had the Samsung Air Dresser for over a year now and love it. It's cut my dry cleaning bill to almost nothing. I really have no complaints about it at all.

Does it use steam or do you add chemicals?

[wesdaniel]

Originally Posted by Mifune

Does it use steam or do you add chemicals?

No chemicals (other than when you have to descale the unit).

Process is
* Add distilled water (when needed - about every 3-4 cycles)
* Hang your clothes (or stack some items like pillows, stuffed animals, etc.)
* Select your cycle (everything from quick refresh to sanitization to air dry to leather & fur)
* Start the machine
* Empty used water (same schedule as above)

There's a place where you can add an optional dryer sheet (if you want) to get a little bit (very faint) of a fresh smell mixed in with the steam.

The machine requires descaling about once every 2 months for me (we are VERY heavy users - like 2 cycles a day on average) just like your coffee machine would after some amount of use.

I'm not a big fan of its drying cycle... it seems like it's kind of a vacuum drying cycle and the clothes come out really stiff. But, other than that, I do appreciate all of the other cycles I've used.

Sanitization works well for pillows and the like.

The only thing I'm aware of that you can't use in it is silk. Other than silk, I've done leather, linen, etc. and have had no problems.

One caveat - you can really only get effective steaming with a maximum of 3 garments at a time. While there are attachments included that allow you to put up to 5 garments in at a time, to me, they're really not effective. There are three steam vents at the top that shoot down directly into the hangers and steam the clothes from the inside. If you use the attachments, the steam surrounds the garments, but doesn't permeate from the inside. That being said, it's still worthwhile.

I got mine really cheap... I found it on Amazon for like $899, but they wouldn't deliver to my ZIP code, so I called Best Buy and asked them to price match Amazon and they did it with no problem.

[austinp]

In Florida maybe just leave your cloths outside?


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[TheVTCGuy]

Damm you Wes!!!!! NOW I HAVE TO HAVE ONE!!!!

[Mifune]

interesting... leather. even suede?

[wesdaniel]

Originally Posted by TheVTCGuy

Damm you Wes!!!!! NOW I HAVE TO HAVE ONE!!!!

Wait... what??? How is this my fault???

Okay. Let me fix this.

The product owner's manual specifically states in bold, underlined print, "NOT TO BE USED WITH TUMI PRODUCTS!"

Better?

Originally Posted by Mifune

interesting... leather. even suede?

If I'm not mistaken, there's a cycle for suede, but I *COULD* be wrong. I know there's a "Leather/Fur" cycle, so I'd presume suede would be okay. It's a very quick cycle, so probably not a lot of steam.

[airchitect]

I believe both LG and Samsung make these. I look forward to seeing your results because I’ve been wanting one too!


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[Boopie]

Never heard of it. It’s in lieu of dry cleaning?

[Mifune]

I think so... I tried the dryer method for dry cleaning, but that understandably usess chemicals. This is more of a freshener and wrinkle remover