If you’re looking for the best cheap garment steamer deals, we found a wide selection at extremely reasonable prices. There’s a variety of good steamer deals in all sizes, but even if the prices are low, you’ll be happiest if you choose a steamer that suits your most frequent uses. We’ve rounded up the best steamer deals so you won’t need to spend time searching for them. If you are still unsure of what to buy for a garment steamer, we’ve got some tips for you so be sure to check them out.
Today’s best cheap steamer deals
- Conair CompleteSteam Travel Fabric Steamer — $20
- BLACK+DECKER Compact Garment Steamer — $25, was $40
- iSteam Steamer for Clothes – Luxury Edition — $39
- Bissell 39N7A/39N71 Steam Shot Deluxe Hard-Surface Cleaner — $40, was $50
- PurSteam Garment Steamer — $86 with coupon on page
- Rowenta IS6520 Master 360 Full Size Garment and Fabric Steamer — $80, was $140
Thanks to its extra large water tank, you can steam more clothes for a longer period before needing to refill. This steamer is also built with an adjustable pole for convenient usage.
This garment steamer has a 1300-watt heating element with a durable high-impact outer housing. Holds .75 gallons of water and heats in two minutes for up to 1.5 hours of continuous steaming.
OGHom Steamer for Clothes
$21 $25
This portable handheld home and travel steamer for garments is lightweight, easy-to-pack, and provides up to 15 minutes of continuous steaming.
If you're looking for a compact steamer for travels, BLACK+DECKER's handheld steamer is the small enough to fit inside luggage. It also has a powerful steam after heating up for one minute.
Heavy Duty Professional PurSteam Garment Steamer has a 2.5-liter water tank for 60+ minutes of continuous steaming. Four-level steam adjustment for sterilizing and disinfecting.
Multi-tasking Luxury Edition iSteam Steamer removes fabric wrinkles, cleans, and refreshes clothes. This handheld accessory for all garments is good for travel or home use.
How to choose a steamer
- Purpose: The most important factor to nail down when shopping for a garment steamer is how you’ll use it. Do you want something to throw in a suitcase to take on trips so you can quickly freshen and remove wrinkles from clothes while you travel? Then your needs are different from someone who wants to steam suits, dresses, and coats on a regular basis — or someone who wants to seam curtains, tablecloths, and napkins. The other factors below relate to different usage patterns, but even if you’ll never take a steamer out of your home, there’s no need for a garment steamer to be a big-budget item. Professional steamers that can withstand hours of daily use and even double as carpet cleaners can easily cost hundreds of dollars. Large units also use a lot of electricity to heat huge water reservoirs and can be cumbersome to move around.
- Capacity: Measure steamer capacity two ways: The size of the water reservoir and the maximum running time, usually rated in minutes of continuous use. If you only want a steamer to touch up clothing before you head out, a travel steamer may be sufficient for use at home. If you foresee yourself steaming several garments each week for yourself and your family, consider investing a bit more (still under $100) for a steamer rated for 60 minutes or more of continuous steaming. One factor to remember if you often find yourself rushing out the door to be on time is that steamers with large water reservoirs can take a lot longer to get up to steaming temperature than smaller-capacity models.
- Portability: Consider size, weight, and convenience. It’s a lot easier to steam a sports jacket when it’s on a hanger or rack, but you won’t find travel steamers with integrated garment hanging accessories. You might give up a bit of convenience if you have to lay a garment out on a towel to steam it, but unwieldy steamers just don’t make it on trips.
- Versatility: If you can think of other uses for your steamer aside from getting wrinkles out of clothes, look at one of the larger models, possibly a steamer that rolls on wheels. Larger-capacity models can handle a wide variety of cleaning tasks, including floors, windows, carpets, cars, bikes, boats, sports equipment, and more.
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