Garment Steamer Price

Garment Steamers: Professional De-Wrinkling Without the Ironing Board

Upgrade your laundry routine with the effortless power of a Garment Steamer. Unlike traditional pressing irons, steamers use a continuous flow of hot steam to relax fabric fibers, removing wrinkles in seconds. Whether you are a busy professional needing a quick touch-up for a suit or a boutique owner looking to keep delicate silk dresses in pristine condition, our collection of steamers from Binatone, Philips, and Kenwood offers the perfect solution.

Types of Garment Steamers Available

1. Standing / Vertical Steamers: Featuring large water tanks and built-in hangers, these are the workhorses of fashion boutiques and large households. They allow for 30–60 minutes of continuous steaming—ideal for heavy curtains, suits, and long dresses.
2. Handheld / Travel Steamers: Compact, lightweight, and fast-heating. These are perfect for travelers or individuals who need to remove creases from a single outfit in less than a minute.
3. Professional Industrial Steamers: Heavy-duty units designed for garment factories and laundry shops that require high-pressure steam for thick fabrics and upholstery.

Why Choose a Steamer Over a Regular Iron?

1. Safe for Delicates: Steamers never touch the fabric with a hot metal plate, making them the safest choice for Silk, Chiffon, Velvet, and Satin. No more accidental "shining" or scorching!
2. No Ironing Board Needed: Simply hang your clothes on a hanger or a door and steam vertically. It saves space and time.
3. Refreshes & Sanitizes: The high temperature of the steam doesn't just remove wrinkles; it kills 99.9% of bacteria and removes odors, allowing you to "refresh" clothes between dry cleans.
4. Versatile: Use them beyond clothes! They are excellent for de-wrinkling hanging curtains, sanitizing sofas, and refreshing beddings.

Garment Steamer Comparison Guide

FAQ Section

Q: Can a garment steamer replace my pressing iron?

A: A steamer is superior for delicate fabrics, suits, and items with sequins or beads. However, for "sharp" creases in formal trousers or heavily starched traditional wear (like Atiku or Agbada), you may still need a Steam or Dry Iron.

Q: What is the price of a garment steamer in Nigeria?

A: In 2026, prices for quality handheld steamers start from ₦35,000, while professional standing steamers from brands like Binatone or Philips range from ₦145,000 to ₦220,000 depending on the wattage and tank capacity.

Q: Does a steamer use a lot of electricity?

A: Most garment steamers range between 1200W and 2000W. While this is high, they heat up so quickly and finish the job so fast that they often use less total energy than a traditional iron left on for an hour.

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3. Voltage Protectors – Protect your steamer's sensitive heating element from power fluctuations.