Bruno, Inc.

BRUNO 2-Way Clothes Steamer

Japan , Shinjuku-City Tokyo

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Category Sofas
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BRUNO 2-Way Clothes Steamer

A 2-way clothing steamer that saves time with powerful steam.
This steamer can be used for both pressing and steaming—
whether you want to thoroughly remove wrinkles or quickly treat problem areas before heading out.
With a quick startup and powerful steam of up to 23 g/min, you’ll be ready in no time even on busy mornings.
It also sterilizes, deodorizes, and reduces pollen and dust mites, and can even be used on interior items such as sofas and stuffed toys.
One device to support your busy day from clothing care to interior care.

Key Features :
・Fast startup : Heats up in about 15 seconds.
・One-touch water tank : Easy attachment/detachment makes refilling simple.
・Stands upright : Can be placed temporarily in an upright position.
・Teardrop-shaped soleplate : Keeps every corner wrinkle-free.

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