RAF Garment Steamer R.1326 is designed to make garment care faster, easier, and more convenient. Whether you're refreshing lightly worn clothes or removing deep wrinkles from freshly washed garments, this handheld steamer delivers professional-quality results in just a few minutes.
Follow this simple step-by-step guide to get the best performance from your RAF Garment Steamer R.1326.
Step 1: Fill the Water Tank
Before turning on the steamer, fill the water tank with clean water. For the best performance and to help prevent mineral buildup, distilled water is recommended.
Make sure the water tank is securely attached before use.
Step 2: Unfold the Handle
The RAF Garment Steamer R.1326 features a convenient foldable handle, making it easy to carry and store.
Simply unfold the handle until it locks securely into place.
Step 3: Turn the Power On
Press the Power ON/OFF button to switch on the steamer.
Allow the unit to heat for a short time until it produces a steady flow of steam.
Step 4: Select the Right Steam Mode
The RAF Garment Steamer R.1326 offers multiple steaming options to suit different fabrics and wrinkle levels.
Steam Mode
Use the standard steam mode for:
- Quick touch-ups
- Daily clothing refresh
- Shirts
- T-shirts
- Dresses
- Jackets
This setting delivers continuous steam to remove light wrinkles and freshen garments.
Low Steam Mode
Choose the Low Steam setting for delicate fabrics such as:
- Silk
- Satin
- Chiffon
- Lace
- Lightweight dresses
- Scarves
The gentler steam helps protect delicate materials while effectively removing wrinkles.
High Steam Mode
Use the High Steam setting for heavier fabrics and stubborn wrinkles, including:
- Linen shirts
- Cotton clothing
- Blazers
- Trousers
- Curtains
- Thick garments
This mode provides stronger steam output for deep crease removal.
Step 5: Hang the Garment
Place your clothing on a sturdy hanger before steaming.
Keeping the garment hanging allows the fabric to relax naturally and helps achieve better wrinkle removal.
Step 6: Steam Using Downward Strokes
Hold the steamer upright and slowly move it from the top of the garment toward the bottom.
Allow the hot steam to penetrate the fabric instead of moving the steamer too quickly.
For heavily wrinkled clothing, steam both the front and back of the fabric for the best results.
Step 7: Let the Steam Do the Work
There's no need to press hard against the fabric.
Move the steamer slowly and evenly while allowing the continuous steam to relax the fibers and smooth out wrinkles naturally.
For garments with deep creases, make several slow passes until the wrinkles disappear.
Step 8: Allow Clothes to Cool
After steaming, leave your garment hanging for a few minutes.
This allows the fabric to cool and helps the wrinkle-free finish last longer.
Best Fabrics for the RAF Garment Steamer R.1326
The RAF Garment Steamer R.1326 is suitable for a wide variety of fabrics, including:
- Cotton
- Linen
- Polyester
- Silk
- Satin
- Chiffon
- Wool
- Suits
- Dresses
- Shirts
- Abayas
- Hijabs
- Curtains
- Upholstery
Always check the garment's care label before steaming.
Tips for the Best Steaming Results
- Use distilled water whenever possible.
- Allow the steamer to heat completely before use.
- Keep garments hanging while steaming.
- Steam slowly from top to bottom.
- Stretch the fabric gently with your free hand if needed.
- Empty the water tank after each use.
- Store the steamer only after it has completely cooled.
Why Choose the RAF Garment Steamer R.1326?
The RAF Garment Steamer R.1326 offers a fast, convenient alternative to traditional ironing. Its compact, foldable design makes it perfect for both home use and travel, while its powerful steam output helps remove wrinkles quickly without the need for an ironing board.
Whether you're preparing business attire, refreshing delicate fabrics, or smoothing freshly washed clothes, the RAF Garment Steamer R.1326 delivers professional-looking results with minimal effort.