Tefal Care for You First Automatic Clothes Steamer, Deep Blue | Crease Removal, Reduces Odours, Sanitises Up to 99%, All-Natural Steam, YT2020G0

Great product: its quick, efficient, and a good alternative to hand-held steamers or ironing on a day to day basis, especially when just freshening up clothes that were in the closet for a while. It takes up a fair amount of space, as one would expect, and can hang hang ~3 shirts at a time. Easy to collapse and move around as it‘s light.

Unit worked initially then failed Amazon took for repair then failed to return - then told that it want coming back still trying to get refund - avoid

It’s effective and super easy to use! Super time saving from the manual work!

Comes in a big box, and it is quite heavy! Built to typical Tefal quality, the unit looks smart and it all feels well made and solid. Comes In a nice classy blue colour, which will blend in anywhere. It is quite small though when not in use, as it compacts down to a short size. In use, just pull up the side to extend it. You get a water tank on the side you have to fill first. To use you get three hangers and weights for the clothes. Once you have hung say a shirt on a hanger, you then attach weights to the cuffs and lower part of the shirt. Obviously can add more than one shirt if needed. Then raise the cover so it locks in place. Using the remote you can select between steam, sanitise or dry. It defaults to steam. Whichever program is selected, the graphic lights up below it. And them select the time. Press start and off it goes. It makes a little bit of noise in use, but not much. When finished you get a notification beep. After a 30 minute programme the shirts come out lovely and wrinkle free. And as no Iron has been used on them, the fabric feels softer. Steam will be the most used setting, but quick refresh is good for removing odours from clothes. Sanitize mode removes 99.9% of Viruses and bacteria, so good for cleaning children’s soft toys etc. If you have a few suits you like to look after, then this will pay for itself In no time. Typically a suit is £20 at the dry cleaners, and with this you can clean and freshen your suits anytime you like. Just for shirts alone though. Hang a few in there , press start and come back to nice crease free shirts. Once you have got the hang of it, this will save you time. Another life (and time) saver from Tefal!

This is easy to set up, but is quite bulky, even when reduced to its smallest size for storage, so you definitely need to plan where you’re going to keep it. I tried a linen shirt as my first item, and it was as good as new in 20 minutes. The shirt was slightly damp afterwards, so not recommended to don items straight afterward in winter. The plug lead is a little on the short side, so you will either need to locate it near a socket, or get an extension lead. As to height, this is not really quite high enough for a full length dress, which is a shame, but you could probably fold it in half on a hanger. The functions are good, but its shortcomings deprive it of a star.

Bought elsewhere but it works very well for my needs. Plain white t shirts no longer need ironing, ditto smart and casual shirts. (Aside from a quick go at collar and cuffs) not used to refresh a suit yet but im certain that will work. Just wish it was higher capacity so that I could put my kids school shirts etc in. (Max 2 shirts, one t shirt) with given weights.

Before I criticise this device, I will first say that it _can_ be useful for smoothing out the most aggressive creases, or just making it easier to iron. I'll give it that. But it's quality is low on every other measurable metric. 1. It is poorly designed. It's very difficult to remove the water jug without it dripping a little water on the floor. 2. It does not iron out the creases enough to wear them. You must touch up (I quite like the Tefal hand steamer with the suction for that). A touchup is needed for some edges of sleeves, depending on how the stitching distributes weight. 3. It is literally designed to be less good than earlier revisions. So basically, the original design was better. The new revision I received didn't even have a MAX mark for the water, and the poles have to be clipped in in a more awkward way than the original version. But that's not the worst of it. 4. The customer service sucks. These people know their device does not live up to their advertising, which is why they've created a new revision to cut costs. I bought this from them online expecting them to act in good faith. When I brought up this issue (a few days after my purchase), they replied a week later saying, "tough luck, you have not said the item was defective, so we will not be giving you a refund." Bear in mind I was clear about the device not performing as advertised. Their response was, in my opinion, a violation of the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Avoid them like the plague! Avoid everything they make, because they have proven themselves to be anti-consumer.

This clothes steamer has been a game changer for me! I regularly commute and despise ironing in a rush as I am prone to burning. It’s incredibly easy to use and has saved me so much time compared to traditional ironing. It gently steams clothes without any risk of damaging delicate fabrics like silk or linen. The large water tank means I can steam multiple outfits without needing to refill, and the automatic settings make it super convenient to just hang clothes and let the steamer do the work. It’s also great for refreshing clothes that have been in storage – they come out looking fresh and wrinkle-free. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable, hassle-free way to keep clothes looking sharp!