Amazon has
Samsung AirDresser with Steam Refresh & Sanitize Cycle (DF60R8200DG) for
$533.19.
Shipping is free to select locations only.
Thanks to community member
nycpolostud for finding this deal.
Note: This item can only be shipped to select delivery locations.
Key Features:- REFRESH WITH STEAM POWER: Three Air Hangers release air and steam throughout AirDresser to refresh clothing inside and out while relaxing light wrinkles
- SANITIZE CYCLE: With AirDresser's Sanitize cycle, high-temperature steam penetrates and sanitizes clothes
- EASY INSTALLATION: Simply plug your AirDresser into a standard 120V outlet and you're all set; no separate water line or professional installation necessary
- DEODORIZING FILTER: Eliminate 99% of stubborn odors that linger in fabrics caused by smoke, perspiration, and food with the built-in deodorizing filter
- WI-FI CONNECTIVITY: Control your AirDresser remotely as you start, pause, receive notifications, and get cycle recommendations right on your phone
- ADD YOUR FAVORITE SCENT: Freshen up your garments and reduce static cling by inserting your favorite scented dryer sheet into the Fresh Finish Compartment
- GENTLE, LOW-HEAT DRYING: Get faster yet risk-free drying with Heat Pump Drying, designed to reduce the risk of heat damage and shrinking for delicates and special fabrics
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Seems like a good idea in theory but it's not very useful in practice. It doesn't actually clean clothes. It just steams them. It doesn't even work that effectively to remove wrinkles from dress shirts or pants.
I used it mostly to disinfect plush toys for my kids and dog and for deodorizing throw blankets.
Waste of space to be honest.
Here is what this will boil down to. I used to wear slacks and collared shirts 5 days a week to work. My dry cleaning bill sucked.
As long as I didn't get any sort of soil or stain on the clothes, I could use the machine to "clean" them a few times before sending to dry cleaning. It's not going to remove the need to launder your clothes, but can reduce the amount if your not a messy slob
It was a cool machine and I am sure this one is also, but you'll want yo make sure it's for you. For example, If you are Mechanic by trade - it's probably not going to be useful on a daily basis.
Hope that helps!
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Seems like a good idea in theory but it's not very useful in practice. It doesn't actually clean clothes. It just steams them. It doesn't even work that effectively to remove wrinkles from dress shirts or pants.
I used it mostly to disinfect plush toys for my kids and dog and for deodorizing throw blankets.
Waste of space to be honest.
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