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Picks that have gotten the thumbs up from pros and Amazon shoppers whove used them for their ceremonies.
Khalil is also a seven-time bridesmaid and a bride-to-be.
She has over 10 years of experience in both the fashion and beauty industries.
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So why all the love for this steamer?
One reviewer wrote:The most popular item I took with me to my sons wedding.
Rowenta also offers a 1,400-watt option should you want a steamer with a little more power.
After reading what felt like every review for every steamer, I bought my top two to test out.
This one was a clear winner, and comes with a little attachment to prevent water marks.
It worked perfectly on my dress and veil.
Just in case its helpful for any future brides!
Im now using it on every day items also and love it.
With its 80-ounce tank capacity, this steamer will put out 70 minutes worth of continuous steam.
This steamer is on wheels for easier maneuvering a major plus considering its bulkier size and weight.
Some Amazon reviewers indicate that the steamers power cord is a bit short.
One reviewer wrote:Bought for my daughters wedding.
My wife steamed wedding dress, Suits, flower girls dress etc.. very nice product.
The last thing a bride wants are spots from a cheap steamer on an expensive white gown.
I used distilled water in it.
It heats up quickly and runs long enough to complete the garment.
I recommend running it a little away from the garment to get out the initial sputters.
It works beautifully after that.
Also, the attachment with the lint catcher worked great, especially when I found a little cat hair.
Despite its large size, this pick is relatively lightweight, and its on wheels.
One reviewer wrote:Love this tool.
Bought it for my daughters wedding held in our home.
Steamed her wedding dress, all the bridesmaids and moms dresses.
I use it everyday and love it.
You do not know when it was last used on dark fabric or cleaned.
After you have your equipment, remember the first rule: Never place the steamer directly on the fabric.
you’re free to always steam your dress inside out to miss these details.
When it comes to technique, Khalil recommends working in circular motions, layer by layer.
Dont forget to steam your veil, too.
