I threw away the instructions before using them! Can someone send me the suggested temp? (I know no steam &amp; 20 secs)
1759638
It depends on the fabric your applying them to. The hotter the better they stick.
1902278
I have the same questions and could not find the answer in the Instruction manual. Really wish there was more info about the Comfort Temp feature.
435944
not sure but check to see the recommended temperature guide. I wanted something for as low as 20 degrees. That was the selling point for me. They were a gift for my grandsons birthdays.
2051566
I don't think so. Mine continues to produce steam until the timer goes off. Sounds like a malfunction. I guess maybe make sure it's got enough water (seems obvious, I know). Other than that I'd call the company!
520897
I had the same complaint and an email to the company got only the same non-instruction sheet that came with it which was no help at all. I am using this (and loving it) the same way as I have every other steam setter: Put water in the cup to the line. Use distilled water only. Flip the switch on the steamer to the first line. Once it starts steaming move the switch to the second line. It should start making a clicking noise. Put one roller on and leave it for 15-30 seconds. Don't leave them on too long or they get soggy and will end up making your hair wet. If the roller is too wet, try shaking out the excess water. Take the roller off and roller up your hair. Put the cover over the roller. You can hold the cover over the steamer for a few seconds but I find it makes a crimp in my hair. I have fine hair that is hard to curl so I leave the rollers in for 20-30 minutes before taking them out. You'll have to see what works for your hair. Some suggestions: Don't use tap water. It will end up ruining the steamer. Don't leave the steamer in the water. Once you are done, turn it off and take the steamer out of the water. I also turn it upside and shake out any excess water. Hope this helps.
1431470
The directions say to bring the water to medium boil, then boil for 15-20 minutes. It also says to put them in cloth so they don't burn against the pot. I throw mine in a pillow case. If they turn solid again as they cool, you didn't do it hot enough for long enough. Try again.
1789211
I don't know mine want very hot. I accidently passed my hand under it and was surprised that it didn't feel very hot at all. Slow for steam as well... I returned it. Hated it.
902543
Sorry, I have not used them yet. Its recommend that it be a certain temperature at the time of instillation.
1345361
I am not sure what the temp of the steam is but remember that there are different settings. I would recommend starting with the lowest setting and working up to the steam setting you need to get the job done. The steam adjusts in seconds so you don't have to wait long to know if you have the correct setting you need for the job.
2020680
cover it with a towel- then place in boiling water for about 15 mins. use tongs to check that its liquid and to remove - then let cool for a few mins before you use it for heat
721753
did you ever get your steamer to work. I have to keep hitting the reset button. It only last a couple of minutes and the steam quits again. Someone said I may need a new thermostat. Just wondering if you found a fix or tossed it!
1818568
I do steam. Only put on high temp until the water boils then I lower it until I get an even boil. Any higher and you just boil off the water quicker. I.E. temp of steam is always 212 degrees no mater how much of it we make.
198089
Wow, I'm far from a cooking expert. Only thing I'll suggest is if you're not already using a cooking spray (i.e. PAM,Crisco or Smart Balance) try that with just a 10 second reduction on time you're MWaving them.
763335
I put the dogs in once I see steam (30 min.) on the windows, Then I cook them for about 45 min. to an an hour. You can leave them in on medium heat for about 5-6 hours.
1392938
I haven't tried but based on your ability to set the temperature as low as 150 I can't see why touch couldn't if you're looking to cook whatever it is during the same process.set shorter time at lower temp, no steam and check it after 5 minutes etc. Then reset for normal cooking
1746079
dont boil them, steeping would be your best bet. 2-4 mins depending on your preference of flavor
1487418
Curlers on the steam for 10 seconds or so. You want them warm, not wet. The settings are for with and without ionization. The one that goes click-click is the ionizer. The merely steam one is silent.