A handheld steamer is a clever travel accessory that will keep your clothes wrinkle-free and fresh when you need to wear a limited wardrobe for days on end. But there are a few things to keep in mind before traveling with your steamer. Here’s what you need to know.
Type A | Canada, United States, Japan, and Mexico |
Type B | Canada, United States, and Mexico |
Type C | Widely used throughout Asia, Europe, and South America |
Type D | India |
Type E | Belgium, Czechia, France, Poland, and Slovakia |
Type F | Commonly used in Europe and Russia |
Type G | United Kingdom, Ireland, Malaysia, Malta, and Singapore, and widely used in the Arabian Peninsula |
Type H | Israel, the Gaza Strip, and the West Bank |
Type I | Australia, Argentina, China, and New Zealand |
Type J | Liechtenstein and Switzerland |
Type K | Denmark and Greenland |
Type L | Chile and Italy |
Type M | South Africa |
Type N | Brazil and South Africa |
Type O | Thailand |