Cirrus No.2 Steamer I Steamery

Steam

Steaming is simple, time-saving and a gentler alternative to ironing. Steaming is also more environmentally friendly, since you don’t have to wash the clothes that only need to be refreshed. If you steam your clothes instead of washing them, they will last much longer. What we often refer to as “worn-out clothes” are almost always washed-out clothes.

Steamed Clothes Will Be

Wrinkle free and soft

Fresh; the steam will reduce odors, bacteria and dust

Deeper in color

The garment will last longer

How Does it Work?

The hot steam from a steamer lifts the textile fibers and make them swell and regain their natural shape. Steaming is similar to airing clothes; unpleasant smells disappear, and some bacteria dies. You can steam all kinds of fabrics and materials (except leather and suede), meaning you can actually steam garments that doesn’t normally allow ironing.

For more information, watch our tutorials

What is the difference between Cirrus No.1 and Cirrus No.2?

Both models have pretty much the same basic functions. However, the Cirrus No.2 is further developed, both in regards of design and the fact that we have added a coating on the inside of the steamer. The coating makes the Cirrus No.2 resistant to residues of limestone and minerals, i.e. it doesn’t require descaling. Cirrus No.2 also has a mouthpiece in stainless steel to create better friction between the steamer and the fabric.

What is included when I buy a Cirrus No.2?

A heat protection bag/glove and a smile.

Can I use my steamer on bedding and upholstery?

Yes, steaming is a perfect way to refresh your bedding and upholstery- and make them smoother at the same time.

How big is Cirrus No.2 and what’s the weight?

The dimensions of Cirrus No.2 are 33x15x11cm. and it weighs 0,58kg.

When do I need a Cumulus No.3?

Cumulus No.3 is our best steamer made for home use. It has a large water tank that allows you to continuously steam for more than an hour. The Cumulus No.3 has a steady rod set where you can easily place your clothes while steaming.

How do I create creases with my steamer?

Put the included heat protection bag on a flat surface underneath the fabric and steam while pressing the steamer against the fabric. Put the included heat protection bag on a flat surface underneath the fabric and steam while pressing the steamer against the fabric.

Are there any materials that one shouldn’t steam?

You can steam almost all materials. But, we do not recommend that you use your steamer on leather, suede, plastic or pu leather.

How do I steam?

For information about how to use your steamer on different types of garments, check out our tutorials These video clips will provide you with tips and tricks on how to get the best results using all our products.

Can I use my steamer anywhere in the world?

Our steamers are made for 220-240V. They can be used with a power adapter in countries with the recommended voltage. Please check the voltage and sockets in the country where you wish to use your steamer.