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Philips Steam&Go GC362/81
1300 W, 24 g/min
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No, it is only meant for smoothing dresses
Yes of course, roast and hang up
Galaxus
1 year ago
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The Philips Steam&Go GC362/81 and the Philips STH7060/81 are both steam straighteners from Philips, but there are some important differences:
## Power and steam output
- The Philips Steam&Go GC362/81 has a power of 1300 watts and a steam output of up to 24 g/min.
- The Philips STH7060/81 has a higher power of 1500 watts, but the specific steam output is not explicitly stated in the sources.
## Design and portability
- The Philips Steam&Go GC362/81 is a portable, handheld steam straightener, which makes it ideal for travelling or for straightening individual items of clothing.
- The Philips STH7060/81 is a stationary steam straightener with an adjustable steamer head, making it more flexible for different applications.
## Water tank
- The Philips Steam&Go GC362/81 has a relatively small water tank with a capacity of 70 ml, which often needs to be refilled.
- Information about the exact size of the Philips STH7060/81's water tank is not specified in the sources, but it is likely that it has a larger tank as it is a stationary appliance.
## Accessories and functions
- The Philips Steam&Go GC362/81 comes with a brush attachment, gloves and a high-quality bag.
- The Philips STH7060/81 may offer other functions and accessories, such as variable steam strength and automatic temperature control, which are typical for stationary Philips steam straighteners.
## Application and ease of use
- The Philips Steam&Go GC362/81 is particularly suitable for quickly smoothing individual items of clothing and is easy to use.
- The Philips STH7060/81 is more versatile and can be used for a wider range of applications, including smoothing larger quantities of clothes.
These differences reflect the different designs and applications of the two appliances.
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Yes, the Philips Steam&Go GC362/81 (1300 W, 24 g/min) is safe for all ironable fabrics, including delicate materials such as tulle.
952g according to manufacturer.
Former employee
3 years ago
I checked both devices with the manufacturer and both are technically identical. The new model is this one with the manufacturer's number GC362/81. Here you can find both devices at the manufacturer: https://www.philips.ch/c-p... and https://www.philips.ch/c-p....
Of course it is better to use Iron Water if you are using the device every day but especially for travelling I have been using normal tap water around Europe for three or so years now with the device with no problems. There is a filter in the tank as I can remember to help and standard descaling will help keep it going for years.
It is suitable for all ironable fabrics, even silk. However, I would use the brush attachment for delicate fabrics. Personally, I use it for practically all fabrics, because then I can always go all the way. LG
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Well, for this model the steam is not super powerful, it is noticeable and sufficient even for thick fabric, and in my case, it's definitely stronger than from the kettle. If it barely comes out on a half tank, I would recommend claiming the guarantee or repair.
Limescale is often the cause. Descale the water tank and steam outlet thoroughly, e.g. with vinegar water or descaler. If this does not help, the only option is a chargeable repair.
Unfortunately no! The only bad thing otherwise ok! But the cable is long!
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Above all, you are really in the right place here. Here you should ask questions about the product itself. Your concern should clearly be addressed directly to Galaxus customer service. They will meet you 100% in full. Unfortunately, mistakes happen. People are still at work and mistakes are human. You don't have to go ballistic. You will be very satisfied with the product ;)
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This part is unusable. I immediately took it to the second-hand store.
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