The Fridja clothes steamer comes in an attractive box with cardboard inserts for protection. An instruction booklet, resting stand, spare dust filter and a handy travel pouch are included. The water tank is inside the handle and is pulled out to remove. To fill a silicone stopper is removed and the tank can be filled from the tap. The steamer feels of good quality and looks well made. The instructions are required to initially understand the functions. Plugging in and waking up takes only 30 seconds. Two levels of steam can be selected or dry iron. A nice fearure is the suction fan that pulls the fabric into the sole plate. This is really useful for garments that are in a hanger and there’s no suitable surface to use as an ironing board. I used a creased shirt and ironed it traditionally on an ironing board and then hanging over the side as if on a hanger. The suction feature worked really well and the folds and creases fell out. This would be a telly useful travel iron that will quickly smooth out ceases and wrinkles but can also put in a smart ironed crease in sleeves and trousers if desired. A stand is provided with heatproof silicone inserts. The stand is not well designed but is adequate to keep the iron off a delicate surface until cool. All in all this is a quality steamer that is very effective and at a reasonable cost so value for money.

