What's the difference between a garment steamer and a facial steamer?

A garment steamer (Philips, Kent, Balzano) is for de-wrinkling clothes using higher-powered steam jets, while a facial steamer (Agaro, Stergic) uses gentler steam aimed at opening skin pores or easing congestion

Is a stovetop food steamer available too?

Yes, the Jensons Stainless Steel Steamer with an induction-compatible base is meant for cooking modak, momos and similar steamed foods, not for clothes or skin

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Garment Steamers, Facial Steamers & Food Steamers

Three distinct types are available: garment steamers (Philips, Kent, Hamilton Beach, Balzano, Agaro Regency) for de-wrinkling clothes, facial/vaporizer steamers (Stergic, Agaro) for skin and congestion relief, and a Jensons stainless steel stovetop steamer for cooking modak and momos.

Pick based on your need — a garment steamer for clothes, a facial steamer for skincare or cold relief, or a stovetop steamer for steaming food.

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