Handig! Thank you!

Great quality water here in the Netherlands, I assumed it was hard water though. As I now read up, it appears we have 'soft' water with a 'hardness of 7.8dH (source: Waternet). This they do to actually preserve washing machines etc, so that's pretty cool!

Good suggestion, I can be very lazy with taking them out of the laundry, but I also don't have a dryer so they tend to come out too wrinkly from the wash regardless

Thank you! I'm a non-US inhabitant but I'll check my local grocery and see what I can find

Access Steam + 0,19l 1600 W in blue and white

Perfect, I'll be looking into this because I hated this when ironing before, it has led to some lost clothing items sacrified to the calc gods

Loolll I need fixing thanks for the new insights

I live in a relatively small apartment, so opted for a handheld one, but this looks super professional!

Once I have a dryer in my life again, will definitely consider this solution!

Good point. Luckily now it's not as formal attire at work, so the steamer will probably do, but I wonder how it will do on the 'sturdier' fabrics I have

Sweet! Has it been the same one for the past six years? Looks like this is a good choice for me too

For sure, been there before. I opted for a steamer now, let's see where that gets me!

Sir, your iron is older than I am. Do you do anything particular for upkeep you recommend?

Woohoo! Looking forward to the results!

I do dry all of my dress shirts on clothing hangers, for some materials it's enough but other shirts are now being ignored because they aren't representable enough without ironing...

Thanks! I have no clue where to get this where I live but will be looking into it!

Unfortunately no dryer where I live now!

I'm convinced, out with the board and in with this apparatus!

Thank you, glad the work you put into the search for someone else benefits me too! Looking into their steamers now, they seem reasonably affordable and available in my area

I just watched this video and the ease is almost making me emotional, this is exactly what I want! My first job out of school I had to wear business attire and had the shittiest cheap iron. At 10pm every night, my spirits would sink as I realized I had nothing without wrinkles to wear the next day, and I'd spend almost half an hour getting pants and shirt decent. The time for the steamer has come!

Good tip! Where would I be able to find this production location before buying the product?