How to clean your clothes steamer - Morplan garment steamers

Garment steamers are perfect for smoothing wrinkles and creases from clothing, upholstery, curtains and fabrics, revitalise fabrics instead of compressing or flattening the material as an iron would, whilst removing odours and bacteria.
They are ideal for dressmakers and textiles student’s, bridal boutiques, fashion stores, charity shops, dry cleaners and more.
Anyone that uses a clothes steamer for work or personal use will experience problems if they don't take good care of it. Our handy how to guide provides you with the essential information, when it comes to caring for and cleaning your steamer. That way, it lasts longer and works better!
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[@j_c332]

Great video, Do you have one for the handheld ones.

[@sunnycd4]

I have a descaler for my coffee pot. It’s in powder form but can be dissolved w water. I presume I can use that?

[@Morplan1]

Hi, a descaler for domestic everyday use is unlikely to be strong enough, which is why we always recommend the our descaler product because it has been tested and we know it's safe and effective to use on our steamers for industrial use. Here is the link to the product in case it is helpful! www.morplan.com/gb_en/47098

[@heanlygaming5408]

cant i just use vinegar?

[@ishaarp9832]

Heanly Hyral yes you can.

[@gjneuneker1363]

Heanly Hyral you sure can

[@Morplan1]

You could, but the issue with vinegar is that it smells. If you're a professional dry cleaner, or if you're steaming garments you're selling, then you don't particularly want them smelling of vinegar, because your customers may notice. :)