Conair GS23X - Handheld Fabric Streamer Manual

Table of Contents

Contents

1 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR DEVICE
2 FILLING INSTRUCTIONS
3 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4 STEAMING TIPS
5 CONAIR GARMENT STEAMING ACCESSORIES
6 Documents / Resources
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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR DEVICE

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR DEVICE
Dual heat – Slide switch to adjust temperature to LOW or HIGH

3 Removable Attachments

Removes lint, small particles and hair from fabric.

Creates a crease in pants, shirts, blouses and more.

For use on delicate fabric to soften the steam for better results.

FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY

FILLING INSTRUCTIONS

Make sure unit is unplugged.
Place the unit on its back on a flat and stable surface.
While holding the water reservoir with one hand, move the release switch up toward the steam head nozzle.
Pull the reservoir out, away from the steamer body.
Turn the reservoir over, revealing the rubber inlet cover.
Open the inlet cover and fill the reservoir with distilled water (which can be found in grocery stores). We recommend that you use distilled water only, as this will prevent mineral deposits in the boiler that can reduce performance or clog the water system.
Close the inlet cover and return the reservoir to its place, making sure that it is secure.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Fill water reservoir with distilled water. We recommend that you use distilled water only, as this will prevent mineral deposits in the boiler that can reduce performance or clog the water system.
Plug the unit into the electrical outlet.
The POWER light will light up (red). Allow approximately 40 seconds for the unit to warm up. The appliance is ready to use when the READY light goes on (green).
Pointing the steam jets away from you, and anyone else in the room, engage the trigger. Steam should now be released from the steam jets. To have continuous steam, move switch down so you will have continuous steam without having to hold the trigger. Always have steam facing away from you or anyone in the room.
When first using the device, test on an old cloth, as there may be sediment left from the manufacturing process or transportation.
On the back of the steamer there is a sliding switch for HIGH and LOW settings. HIGH is for heavier and badly wrinkled fabric and provides faster, hotter, less visible steam. LOW setting should be used for delicate fabrics, in combination with the soft cushion brush attachment.
To stop the flow of steam, release the trigger or raise the switch.
Unplug the device when it is not in use.

KILLS 99.9% OF BACTERIA*

Position the garment steamer's soleplate at a minimum distance of 0.5 inch (1.3 cm) from material to be treated.
Remain steaming in this position for 2 minutes, then move to the next area to be treated and repeat.

*Bacteria reduction rate was measured after exposing the tested samples for 2 minutes at a ½" distance from the garment steamer's soleplate. Testing was performed on E. coli.

STEAMING TIPS

To prepare your fabric for steaming, brush it with the soft cushion brush attachment. This will loosen the fibers and allow better steam penetration.
Hang your garment or fabric. NOTE: Avoid using metal clothes hangers, if possible.
Pass the steam jets just above the fabric where the wrinkles are. It may take a few passes to remove the wrinkles completely.
After use, unplug steamer and empty any remaining water from the tank to avoid leakage.
When hanging garment on a door while steaming, be careful not to damage the door with steam.
First test unit on an inconspicuous area of the item to be steamed, using the HIGH setting to ensure fabric can tolerate the effects of steam. If there is no evidence of damage, you can proceed to use the steamer on that item.
When steaming, always keep the unit in motion and about one inch from the surface of the item being steamed to avoid potential damage. Do not continuously hold steamer over an area or touch steamer jets directly to fabric, as this can cause damage, including shrinkage, melting, or color shift on certain types of material.
In the case of heavier, durable fabrics such as wool coats or bedding, slower passes with the steamer may be necessary to achieve desired results. As always, start by testing on an inconspicuous area of the item to be steamed, using the HIGH setting to ensure fabric can tolerate the effects of steam, and adjust your technique as needed to obtain the results desired..