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f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro with Suction

The best of a steamer and an iron. Suction draws the garment to the plate, so all you do is glide.

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Regular price €79,99 EUR
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The f20 gives you a steamer and an iron in one hand. As you steam, gentle suction draws the garment onto the hot 160°C plate and holds it there, so one hand glides while the plate presses creases out properly. No board, no pulling fabric taut.

Thirty seconds to heat up, eight minutes per tank, under a kilo. An ironed finish, on the hanger, in minutes.

Overview

Suction draws the garment to you, so you can steam beautifully with one hand

A genuine hot ironing plate that presses creases flat, not just soft

The finish of an iron, the ease of a steamer, both in one tool

Dry iron mode for razor-sharp creases whenever you want them

90° rotating soleplate that meets collars and cuffs where they naturally sit

Two steam settings so every garment gets exactly the right touch

Ready in 30 seconds, no board, no setup

8 minutes of steam per tank, and the tank pops off to refill in seconds

Just 0.92kg, comfortable to hold for as long as you need

Self-clean cycle that keeps it performing beautifully for years

Features

Suction that brings the garment to you. This is what makes the f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro so easy to use. Gentle, steady airflow draws the fabric onto the plate and holds it there while you work. No pulling the shirt taut, no second hand needed, no awkward stretching. The garment comes to the plate, and you simply glide.

A hot ironing plate that really presses. Teflon-coated aluminium, heating to as much as 160°C. That's genuine ironing heat, which is why creases press out flat and stay flat rather than relaxing and returning later in the day. Combined with the suction holding everything steady, you get a finish that looks properly ironed.

Dry iron mode. Turn the steam off and the plate presses on its own at up to 130°C, exactly like an iron. This is how you get a knife-edge trouser crease or a beautifully crisp shirt front, whenever the occasion calls for it.

Two steam settings. A gentler setting for everyday freshening and lighter garments, a stronger one for cotton, linen and denim. One simple switch as you work down the rail.

A soleplate that turns to meet you. Collars, cuffs, plackets and hems all sit at their own angles. The plate rotates 90 degrees to meet them naturally, so your wrist stays comfortable. You'll appreciate it on the very first collar.

Beautifully light. At 0.92kg it sits comfortably in the hand, which makes a real difference when you've got a rail to work through rather than a single shirt.

Eight minutes per tank, refilled in seconds. The 90ml tank slides off, so you take the tank to the tap rather than the whole steamer. That's a working week of shirts for most people.

Self-clean cycle. A built-in flush keeps the steam chamber clear of mineral build-up, which is the secret to a steamer that performs as well in year five as it did on day one.

Washable filter. The intake catches fibres and lint lifted from the garment and keeps them out of the machine. Rinse it, dry it, pop it back.

Thoughtful safety. Auto shut-off after 10 minutes idle, and water shortage protection that cuts the heater the moment the tank runs dry.

Who it's for

ou want an ironed finish without the ironing. The plate presses like an iron, the suction does the holding, and the board stays in the cupboard.

You travel. Under a kilo, its own carry bag, and thirty seconds from plug to steam. Arrive creased, leave sharp.

You've got a wardrobe worth looking after. Two steam settings and a rotating plate mean everything from a linen shirt to a wool suit gets the right treatment.

You're short on space. It lives in a drawer and does the job a 1.2 metre board used to.

Dimensions

Product dimensions: 125 × 137 × 275 mm
Net weight: 0.92 kg

Water tank: 90 ml, detachable
Power: 1100W
Voltage: 220-240V, 50/60Hz
Soleplate: aluminium with Teflon coating, rotates 90 degrees
Soleplate temperature: up to 160°C in steam mode, up to 130°C in dry iron mode
Suction: two levels
Heat-up time: 30 seconds
Steaming time per tank: up to 8 minutes

Care Instructions

A minute of care and it'll look after you for years:

  1. Turn off, unplug and let it cool.
  2. Slide off the tank, empty it, leave the cap open to dry.
  3. Rinse the filter under the tap, dry it, refit it.
  4. Wipe the soleplate with a soft damp cloth. Nothing abrasive on the Teflon.
  5. Run the self-clean cycle regularly, and a little more often in hard water areas.

Filtered water is kinder to it than tap water, particularly in hard water areas. Never submerge it, and never store it with water in the tank.

Accessories

Inside the box you'll find:

  • f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro With Suction
  • Resting bracket, so it has somewhere to sit between garments
  • Washable dust filter (with a spare), fitted
  • Carry bag for travel
  • Instruction manual

Additional

Model: Fridja F20/BLK and F20/WHT
Type: Handheld clothes steamer with suction
Power: 1100W
Modes: steam (two settings), dry iron, self-clean
Suction: two levels
Tank: 90 ml, detachable
Use: horizontal and vertical

Wonderful on shirts, suits, dresses, knitwear, curtains and bedding. As with any steamer, start on the lower setting and test an inconspicuous area if you're unsure about a fabric.

Warranty: 12 months as standard, with longer cover in some EU markets.

Register your product at https://www.fridja.com/pages/product-registration.

Delivery and Returns

Free delivery on every order. Every Fridja product also comes with our money-back guarantee and full warranty coverage. Buy with confidence.

f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro with Suction

€79,99 EUR

  • f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro

    Steamer and iron in one, with suction that holds the garment as you press.

  • Resting Bracket

    Heat-resistant bracket designed to hold the steamer safely between garments.

  • Dust Filter

    Washable filter designed to catch lint and fibres lifted by the suction.

  • Carry Bag

    Soft drawstring bag designed to keep everything together when you travel.

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STEAMER MEETS IRON

The best of both, in one hand.

Steamers are quick, gentle and wonderfully easy. Irons give you that crisp, pressed finish. The f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro brings the two together, so you get the finish of one with the ease of the other.

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90° ROTATING SOLEPLATE

It turns to meet your clothes.

Collars, cuffs and hems each sit at their own angle. The plate rotates 90 degrees to meet them naturally, keeping your wrist comfortable and your finish even across the whole garment.

Before After

Steamer and iron.
Both, in one hand.

Everything you want from each, and nothing you have to set up.






DRY IRON MODE

A steamer and an iron, whenever you need either.

Switch the steam off and the plate presses on its own, up to 160°C. Knife-edge trouser creases. Beautifully crisp shirt fronts. Everything an iron gives you, with none of the setting up.

YOUR NEW STEAMER SUCKS

The garment comes to you.

Gentle suction draws the fabric onto the plate and holds it there while you work. No pulling the shirt taut, no second hand, no awkward angles. You simply glide, and it does the holding.

Which clothes steamer++is right for you?
Product: f10 Handheld Clothes Steamer f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro with Suction f1200 Clothes Steamer Pro
Product summary f10 Handheld Clothes Steamer
Regular price €99,99 EUR
Sale price €99,99 EUR Regular price €129,99 EUR
f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro with Suction
Regular price €79,99 EUR
Sale price €79,99 EUR Regular price €109,99 EUR
f1200 Clothes Steamer Pro
Regular price €159,99 EUR
Sale price €159,99 EUR Regular price €169,99 EUR
Best For
Quick touch-ups and travel
An ironed finish, on the hanger
Long weekly sessions
Suction
No
Yes, two levels, over 4000Pa
No
Heated Ironing Plate
Yes, up to 135°C
Yes, up to 160°C
No
Dry Ironing Mode
Rotating Soleplate
No
Yes, 90°
No
Self Clean
Weight
0.83 kg
0.92 kg
Floor Standing
Ready In
45 Seconds
30 seconds
45 Seconds
Travel Friendly
Cord Length
1.95 m
2.2 m
1.7 m

JUST 0.92KG

Light enough to enjoy using.

Under a kilo in the hand, which is exactly what you want when you've a rail of shirts to work through rather than a single collar to rescue.

PACKS FLAT

Travels as well as you do.

Under a kilo, 275mm long, and it comes with its own carry bag. Unpack, plug in, and be ready in thirty seconds. Arrive creased, leave sharp.

British brand, global reach

Fridja has been making home appliances since 2010. Every product is designed around real everyday use - and backed by customers across the UK, Europe and the UAE.

Which? Best Buy rated

Our products have earned Which? Best Buy accreditation - the UK's most trusted independent product test. We hold ourselves to the same standard across everything we make.

We're here if you need us

Questions before you buy, or after? Our team responds fast. Free UK delivery, hassle-free returns, and a manufacturer's warranty included as standard.

Can a clothes steamer replace an iron?

For everyday creasing, yes. A steamer relaxes fibres with heat and moisture, which handles most wrinkles on shirts, dresses and knitwear without an ironing board. Where traditional steamers fall short is the sharp, pressed finish an iron gives you, because pressing needs firm contact against the fabric. The f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro closes that gap with suction that holds the garment against a hot ironing plate, plus a dry iron mode for knife-sharp creases.

Is steaming better than ironing?

Steaming is faster, gentler on fabric, and needs no ironing board, which makes it better for everyday use and for delicate garments. Ironing gives a crisper, more pressed finish. The f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro is designed to give you both, with a hot ironing plate that reaches up to 160°C and suction that holds the fabric flat while you work.

What is a clothes steamer with suction?

A clothes steamer with suction uses airflow to draw the garment towards the soleplate and hold it there while you steam. On a hanging garment this gives the plate something firm to press against, so creases press out rather than simply softening. It also means you can steam comfortably with one hand instead of holding the fabric taut with the other.

How do you get creases out of a shirt without an ironing board?

Hang the shirt, work top to bottom, and use a steamer that can apply pressure as well as heat. The f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro draws the fabric onto its heated plate with over 4000Pa of suction, so you get a pressed finish on the hanger. Start at the collar, then the yoke, then each sleeve, then the body and placket.

What does the suction on the f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro do?

It draws the garment gently towards the soleplate and holds it there while you steam. That means you can work comfortably with one hand, without pulling the fabric taut. It also gives the hot plate something firm to press against, which is what produces an ironed finish rather than a merely refreshed one.

How is the f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro different from a normal handheld steamer?

Two things. It has suction that holds the garment against the plate, so you press rather than just steam. And it has a genuine hot ironing plate that reaches up to 160°C, with a dry iron mode for when you want to press without steam at all. The soleplate also rotates 90 degrees to meet collars and cuffs at their natural angle.

Can you steam a suit?

Yes, and steaming is usually kinder to a suit than ironing. Hang the jacket, work with the grain of the fabric, and use a lower steam setting. The f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro has two steam settings for exactly this, and the rotating soleplate makes lapels and shoulders far easier to reach than a fixed plate does.

Can you use a clothes steamer on curtains?

Yes, and you can steam curtains while they are still hanging, which saves taking them down. This is where a steamer with suction is particularly useful, because you cannot get an ironing board behind a hanging curtain. Work from the top down in slow, overlapping passes.

How long does the f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro take to heat up?

Thirty seconds from plugging in.

How long does the water tank last?

Up to 8 minutes of continuous steaming, which covers a working week of shirts for most people. The 90ml tank slides off, so refilling takes a few seconds at any tap rather than carrying the whole steamer to the sink.

Should I choose the f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro or the f10 Handheld Clothes Steamer?

Choose the f10 Handheld Clothes Steamer if you want longer uninterrupted steaming sessions and the lowest price. Choose the f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro when you want a pressed, ironed finish as well, thanks to the suction and the hot ironing plate. Both are handheld and both travel well.

What is the difference between a handheld steamer and an upright steamer?

A handheld steamer is compact, quick to heat and easy to travel with, which suits touch-ups and smaller loads. An upright steamer like the f1200 Clothes Steamer Pro has a much larger tank and runs continuously, which suits long weekly sessions. The f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro sits between the two, handheld but with the pressing power usually associated with an iron.

Is it safe to leave a clothes steamer plugged in?

The f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro shuts itself off after 10 minutes idle and cuts the heater automatically if the tank runs dry. As with any heated appliance, unplug it once you have finished and let it cool before storing.

What warranty comes with the f20 Handheld Clothes Steamer Pro?

12 months as standard, with longer cover in some EU markets. Every Fridja product also comes with free delivery, hassle-free returns and a money-back guarantee.