Black & Decker GS110 Steam 'n Go Garment Steamer

I still haven't received the steamer. Gizmos sent me an electric skillet which I have returned. I ordered the steamer on 2/4/08, and just yesterday, 3/17/08 received the UPS label to send it back. The package was picked up today at Glenns Valley...

This product dispenses almost no steam but just leaks water onto your clothes (boiling hot water). DO NOT BUY THIS

This was a pretty pitiful attempt at a garment steamer. Very little steam was produced [meaning the shirt being 'steamed' didn't have a prayer of losing its wrinkles] and I'm returning the item which was a Christmas gift to my son-in-law.

This steamer is small, works great, and came 2 days after I ordered it! I would definitely recommend it to others!

Tsk, tsk, tsk Black and Decker - maybe you should stick to your basic manly tools and not lead us consumers to believe that you can master a simple (in theory) concept of a steamer. This product is a joke. It drips, spits, splatters - then after maybe...

Simply put, it doesn't work. Well, perhaps it can work on some types of fabrics/garments in very specific (or limited) situations, but it didn't work on mine. You can't manage to get a continuous flow of steam, even if you keep on pumping the button...

This steamer is very little and confortable to take during a trip. Although, it holds a very little amount of water that makes you put water into it at all times. It takes long time for you to take the wrinkles out of your clothes.

This is one of the most poorly designed items I've ever purchased. I'm not talking about poor quality manufacturing, I mean it's a really dumb idea. Shame on you Black and Decker. I have an old hand-held Sunbeam steamer that supplies continuous steam,...

I don't usually rave about garment care products, but this gadget is terrific! I have tons of shirts that say "Do not iron if decorated!" Well fear not! The Black & Decker Steam ' n Go does a remarkable job pressing even decorated items. It also will...