Weight: 1.4 lb.
Water tank capacity: 1 oz.
Rounding out our list of the best travel steamers is this hybrid steamer/iron that comes highly recommended by associate articles director Megan Spurrell. “I was drawn to the Nori steamer because of its sleek design—two-in-ones are always ideal for travel, and not needing an ironing board seemed like a plus,” Spurrell says. “I put it to the test the day of my destination wedding, on both my dress and my husband’s linen suit. It did get the job done, and both functions (steaming and ironing) deliver.” The unique, compact steamer features two aluminum plates that can simultaneously iron the front and back of a garment, getting the job done in half the time. Another perk: It offers six fabric settings (polyester, silk, wool, cotton, denim, and linen)—so no matter what you pack, you can rest assured it will be wrinkle-free and free of any damage when it’s time to wear.
What I like most: Double plates, dual voltage, automatic shut-off after 10 minutes of no movement
Where there’s room for improvement: Its tiny reservoir means it’s best reserved for smaller jobs; it can be tiring to hold while smoothing out a very crinkled shirt.
