Calor completes its laundry care offering with the Access Steam Care steam iron. To deal with stubborn creases, the device has three steam flow rates and an aluminum heating soleplate. It also comes with a vertical ironing board.
With its Access Steam Care, Calor attempts to combine the advantages of a steamer and an iron. The device is quick to use and is very efficient thanks to its three steam flow rates and its vertical ironing board. But, in wanting to offer the best of both worlds, the steamer loses its compactness. Less than a portable device, the Access Steam Care presents itself more as an effective alternative to the imposing steam generator.
Strong points
- Excellent steaming efficiency.
- Three steam flow rates.
- Large capacity tank.
Weak points
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Alternatively
The Philips Steam&Go is an effective steam steamer thanks to its heated soleplate and its decent steam flow. On the other hand, it disappoints a little with regard to the nomadic aspect, which nevertheless gives it its name. The Steam&Go is barely more compact than average, which is all the more regrettable given the sacrifices made to get there: a water tank that is both small and poorly placed, which risks slowing down steaming.