f1200 Vaporetto per vestiti Pro

The f1200 combines powerful 2200W steam output with a sleek design, making it perfect for professional-quality garment care at home. Its 3-litre water tank and continuous steam function ensure efficiency and ease of use, even for light commercial work.

Yes, the f1200 is perfect for delicate fabrics. Its adjustable steam settings allow you to care for materials like silk, cashmere, and chiffon without causing damage.

The f1200 heats up in just 35 seconds, allowing you to start steaming your garments quickly and efficiently.

The f1200 features a generous 3-litre water tank, providing up to 100 minutes of continuous steaming, making it ideal for extended garment care sessions or light commercial use.

Absolutely! With its powerful steam output and ergonomic design, the f1200 is perfect for larger items like curtains, upholstery, and even bedding.

The f1200 is excellent for refreshing suits, reducing the need for frequent dry cleaning. This helps prolong the life of your suits and prevents the shine that dry cleaning can sometimes cause. It’s also great for steaming hats, ensuring they stay fresh and well-maintained.

Yes, the f1200 is highly effective for refreshing wigs and weaves. The gentle steam helps restore their natural look without causing damage, making it a fantastic tool for hairpiece maintenance.

Yes, the f1200 includes a fabric brush, a heatproof glove, descaling crystals, and a flexible ironing board to enhance its versatility and convenience.

Yes, the f1200 is ideal for steaming traditional garments like saris and Punjabi suits. For saris, lay them flat on a bed and gently steam along the fabric to remove wrinkles. The powerful steam output ensures your garments look flawless without damage.

Garment steamers are gentler on fabrics and easier to use on hanging clothes, curtains, and upholstery. While they excel at removing wrinkles quickly and safely, irons are better for creating sharp creases, such as in trousers or pleated garments.

Garment steamers are safe for most fabrics, including delicate ones like silk, wool, and cashmere. However, avoid using them on materials that cannot handle moisture, such as certain types of leather or suede.