Cheap Black & Decker GS110 Steam ‘n Go Garment Steamer
Look your best while on the go. The powerful steaming action of the Steam ‘N Go garment steamer makes tough wrinkles disappear. This compact, lightweight steamer is ideal for travel……..
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Technical Details
– Removes wrinkles without ironing
– Removable fabric brush
– Dual voltage for overseas travel, with adapter plug
– Compact: 6-1/2 inches long, 3 inches wide with handle retracted
– Soft storage pouch included
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2008-03-19
By Judith Mullinix
I still haven’t received the steamer. Gizmos sent me an electric skillet which I have returned. I ordered the steamer on 2/4/08, and just yesterday, 3/17/08 received the UPS label to send it back. The package was picked up today at Glenns Valley Elementary, Indianapolis, IN. I leave for a cruise next week and that’s why I ordered the steamer.
2008-02-08
By Ms. Sally A. Mcnamara (Washington DC)
This product dispenses almost no steam but just leaks water onto your clothes (boiling hot water). DO NOT BUY THIS
2008-01-15
By Singerbabe721 (AZ)
This was a pretty pitiful attempt at a garment steamer. Very little steam was produced [meaning the shirt being 'steamed' didn't have a prayer of losing its wrinkles] and I’m returning the item which was a Christmas gift to my son-in-law.
2006-11-20
By Lori Kessler
This steamer is small, works great, and came 2 days after I ordered it! I would definitely recommend it to others!
2006-09-29
By V.W. (California)
Tsk, tsk, tsk Black and Decker – maybe you should stick to your basic manly tools and not lead us consumers to believe that you can master a simple (in theory) concept of a steamer. This product is a joke. It drips, spits, splatters – then after maybe one or two hard-earned puffs of steam (if your thumb hasn’t broken from pushing the button over and over…and over again – and it’s hard to push), it needs to be refilled…again…and again…and again. In general, I have yet to find a steamer that actually works well no matter what the cost – and unfortunately a better one is too big to store. So I’m sticking to using my trusty iron upright – it’s basically what this piece of junk was meant to be anyway. It might be good for knocking burglars on the head, but I think the trash can is better place for it.
