Most curtains, such as linen, cotton and polyester, can be safely steam treated. Always check the laundry label to be sure the fabric is suitable for steam treatment.

Yes, a clothes steamer is ideal because you don't have to remove drapes and the steam relaxes fibers without direct contact, reducing the risk of damage or shiny spots.

It is recommended that you steam your curtains at least once a year, such as during spring cleaning or after the holidays. If you have pets or live in an environment with a lot of air pollution, steaming more often may be helpful.

Both our models are suitable for steaming curtains, which you should look at when considering which steamer you need: how many curtains do you want to steam, how often do you do this, how much space do you have to store the steamer?

A handheld steamer:
- Small and compact
- Ideal for quick touch-ups.
- Perfect for 1 or 2 curtains.
- 7 minutes of continuous steaming
- Perfect option if you don't have much space to store a larger appliance.

An upright steamer:
- A more powerful option
- with a 3L water tank
- Perfect for more than 2 curtains
- Steam continuously for more than an hour. - Ideal for large curtains and intensive cleaning.
- Takes up more space