Handheld steamer Tefal DT8722E0, 1800 W, 0.18 L water tank

The Tefal DT8722E0 handheld steamer is a compact garment steamer with 1800 W power and a 0.18 L water tank, designed for quick steam removal of wrinkles, refreshing fabrics and light sanitizing of garments. Its portable design makes it suitable for travel, daily touch-ups and for delicate textiles that cannot be ironed. The unit is easy to fill and heats up rapidly to deliver fast steaming for clothes and small textiles.

Advantages

The steamer offers high power (1800 W) for effective steam generation in a small form factor, combined with a 0.18 L water tank for brief continuous steaming sessions. It is lightweight and portable for easy handling and storage. The product comes from the manufacturer Tefal and includes a 24-month warranty. Packaging and product weight specifications follow standard retail and shipping requirements.

Suitable for

• Quick wrinkle removal from shirts, blouses and dresses
• Refreshing suits, jackets and delicate garments
• Travel and on-the-go steaming
• Small household textiles: curtains, cushion covers, scarves

Key specifications

• Brand: Tefal
• Model: DT8722E0
• Power: 1800 W
• Water tank capacity: 0.18 L
• Net weight: 1.67 kg
• Gross weight (packaged): 2.50 kg
• Warranty: 24 months
• MPN / EAN: 3121040094280
• Package dimensions (W×D×H): 178 × 254 × 275 mm
• Packing quantity: 1 pc; Palette quantity: 139 pcs
• Embedded battery: No; WEEE tax applicable; WEE classification CL109:5:2017-04-01

How to use

Fill the 0.18 L water tank according to the user manual, secure the tank and connect the unit to a power outlet. Allow the steamer to heat up until it produces continuous steam, then hold the steamer upright and glide the steam head over the fabric at a short distance or in light contact depending on the garment care label. Use short passes for delicate fabrics and longer passes for heavier materials. Empty remaining water after use and allow the appliance to cool before storage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test steaming on an inconspicuous area first, follow garment care labels, and use distilled water if your local water is hard to reduce mineral deposits. Do not use on garments marked "do not steam" and avoid direct steam contact with leather or suede.