[BlindTlk] Good portable steamers?

[David Andrews]

Jim:  I am not a big ironer either. I get my shirts laundered, with 
light starch and on hangers. I have a suitcase that holds the hangers 
with the shirts out straight. It folds in half, so only one fold, but 
shirts stay pretty nice.

Dave

At 03:07 PM 6/25/2022, you wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>One thing I know about myself is that I am not good when it comes to ironing
>shirts and pants. I guess I just never really learned well enough to do it.
>However, now that I'm traveling more and wearing things other than just
>jeans and polos, I don't want to wear nice clothes wrinkled or depend on
>others to worry about taking wrinkles out for me.
>
>Recently, when traveling with some people, I noticed they were using a
>steamer on their clothes, since there weren't irons in the hotel rooms. That
>steamer seemed to work well, making me think that I should maybe look into a
>portable one for myself.
>
>Does anyone have experience with using something portable like that? How
>easy is it for a blind person to use? I don't necessarily want something
>bulky or heavy if I'm going to travel with one. I've looked at prices, and
>there are some that aren't very expensive. We'll see what happens.
>
>Jim