Best Travel Steamers

Unlike other travel steamers, this one does not leak or spit water, and it's easy enough for even an unexperienced user.

It has many safety features and even comes with a glove to protect your hand. It heats up within seconds and features an auto shutoff.

While it's portable, it's not as small as some other steamers.

Best Bang for the Buck

VIVREAL HOME

Portable Clothes Steamer

For the same price as an iron, you can get this wrinkle-releaser that will fit in your carryon luggage.

It's perfectly sized for steaming quick things, with each tank holding enough to steam about three items, and it heats up in about a minute.

Fabric Steamer with Travel Pouch

The steam can get very hot, and it has also been known to leak.

PurSteam

Compact and convenient, this travel steamer is a quick alternative to ironing but can't do bigger items such as curtains.

The perfect size for traveling, with a travel pouch, it can also be used every day. It works quickly with just regular tap water.

Travel and Home Handheld Garment Steamer

A glove is included because it does spit and splatter at times, and you have to have it really close to the garment for it to work.

PAX

This steamer is perfect for traveling but is more expensive than steamers with similar abilities.

This lightweight, compact steamer does not leak and is easy to fill, heating up in less than a minute.

Home-and-Away Mini Steam Iron

It has a tendency to sometimes spit hot water.

Steamfast

This small steaming iron can work as a steamer or iron, but if you're not looking to iron at all, you might prefer a regular steamer.

Slightly larger than a computer mouse, this steaming iron heats up and cools down quickly and is also great for seamstresses and quilters.