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Product Summary

The steam iron from ±0 (Plus/Minus Zero) is a type you can use while it’s hanging on a hanger. With its compact design, it’s perfect for quickly smoothing out wrinkles even when you’re out and about or getting ready in the morning. Plus, it comes with a “mitt” bonus, so you can handle heat and the device near your hands with more peace of mind.

Steam care that lets you use it while clothes stay on the hanger—less hassle

The key feature of this type is that you can hang your clothes and apply steam for care without having to lay them out first. That means you spend less time spreading garments and setting up an ironing board, making it well-suited for “clothes you want to fix right away,” such as shirts, blouses, and light jackets. It helps reduce creases from folding and also assists in smoothing wrinkles on the surface.

Built for everyday condition-keeping with a focus on deodorizing and sanitizing

Using steam also makes it easy to care for clothes while paying attention to “unpleasant odors” and hygiene. It’s not intended for medical use, but it’s convenient as a way to support your usual clothing care even “between washes.” It’s especially handy for light refresh care after drying indoors and for getting your clothes ready to wear again.

Compact design—easier to store and carry

As a handy, compact model, it’s convenient to keep near your washroom or in your closet. Taking it on trips or business trips is more effortless than using a full-size iron. The more often you use it, the more it helps to store it in a spot where you can grab it right away.

Tips for smoothing wrinkles effectively

When clothes are hanging, hold the steam over the areas you’re concerned about, and gently lift and shape the fabric as you go—it tends to work well. If the fabric is delicate, we recommend testing first on a less noticeable area. Also, for deep wrinkles that really require pressing, it’s safer and less likely to fail if you take care of them gradually across multiple sessions.