Compact garment steamers that heat up in as little as 20 seconds, from the 240 ml HL6 to travel-size steamers with a built-in iron plate, including a dual-voltage model for trips abroad.
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OGHom is a garment-care brand known for compact handheld clothes steamers. Its first model, the kettle-style HL6, has become one of the most-reviewed handheld steamers on Amazon. The brand has since added faster-heating travel steamers and a line of 2-in-1 steamer-irons that press clothes flat as well as steaming them on the hanger.
This guide covers the 5 current OGHom models sold in Canada, with 15 colors between them. It compares power, tank size, heat-up time and voltage, and each color links straight to its own Amazon.ca listing.
The newer models steam in about 20–30 seconds. No ironing board, no waiting.
Compact bodies between 1 and 1.5 lb that fit in a carry-on, some with a storage bag.
Four 2-in-1 models add a heated soleplate for collars, cuffs and flat ironing.
The GH02 runs on 110–240V for trips to Europe and Asia. The rest are 120V.
5 models, and every color gets its own card. Filter by type:
Upright steamers you hold against hanging clothes. Fill the tank, wait for steam, and run the head down a shirt or dress while it stays on the hanger. OGHom makes three: the kettle-style HL6 with the largest tank, the fast-heating GH01 travel steamer, and the foldable GH05.
The original OGHom and the brand's best-known steamer: a kettle-style handheld with a 240 ml tank, a 304 stainless-steel heating panel and a fabric brush. It gives about 15 minutes of continuous steam per fill, the longest in the lineup.
A slim 1000W steamer that heats up in 20 seconds. The detachable 150 ml tank pulls straight off the base to refill, and a brush head and fill cup come in the box.
The steam head folds down flat for packing. It has a 180 ml tank good for 4–5 garments, a leak-proof steam path for steaming at any angle, an aluminum heating plate and a built-in thermal fuse.
Steamers with a flat heated soleplate, so the same device works on hanging clothes and flat on a board or bed. They handle collars, cuffs and creases that a plain steamer can't press. The GH02 is the only OGHom that runs on 110–240V worldwide.
A pen-shaped steamer with a flat ironing face, 3 modes (dry, low and high steam) and a 90° rotating head. It runs on 110–240V, so it works in Europe and Asia without a converter. The tank pops out with one button, and a heat-resistant pad is included.
A mini iron with a touch-control panel and 10 fabric settings, from silk and chiffon up to denim. The extra-wide soleplate works flat or upright on the 90° rotating handle. It has a low-water alert and shuts itself off when the tank runs dry.
The newer OGHom steamers (GH01, GH03, GH07 and GH08) are ready in about 20 seconds, and the GH02 and GH05 in about 30. That is quick enough to fix a shirt on the way out the door. The original HL6 works like a small kettle and takes longer to boil, but then steams for about 15 minutes on one fill.
Most OGHom steamers are built for 110–120V outlets only, for the US, Canada and Japan. The GH02 is the exception. It runs on 110–240V, 50/60 Hz, so it only needs a plug adapter rated above 1000W in Europe, the UK or Asia. Don't use a voltage converter.
The GH02, GH03, GH07 and GH08 add a heated soleplate to the steam head. Hold them upright to steam a dress on its hanger. Turn the handle and lay them flat on a bed or board to press collars, cuffs and seams, which a plain steamer can't do.
OGHom lists cotton, linen, polyester, wool, silk, chiffon and nylon as safe to steam. Delicates do best with the steam head held just off the fabric. On the 2-in-1 models, use a thin cloth between the soleplate and silk or cashmere. The GH03 and GH08 have dedicated fabric settings.
Power, tank, heat-up time and voltage side by side.
| HL6 | GH01 | GH05 | GH02 | GH03 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Handheld | Handheld | Handheld | 2-in-1 | 2-in-1 |
| Power | 700W | 1000W | 1000W | 1000W | 1200W |
| Tank | 240 ml | 150 ml | 180 ml | 120 ml | 120 ml |
| Heat-up | Kettle-style | 20 s | 30 s | 30 s | 20 s |
| Voltage | 120V only | 120V only | 120V only | 110–240V | 120V only |
| Iron plate | — | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| Settings | On / off | One steam level | One-touch steam | Dry, low, high | 10 fabric modes |
| Rating | 4.3★ (55,097) | 4.4★ (1,587) | 4.6★ (366) | 4.3★ (1,360) | 4.5★ (318) |
Based on OGHom's own filling steps, do's and don'ts, and maintenance notes.
On the GH01 and GH05, pull the tank straight out of the base. On the GH02, press the button and it pops out. The HL6 and the 2-in-1 irons fill through a cap on the body.
Use distilled or purified water from the included cup, and stop below the MAX mark. Overfilling makes the steamer spit. Never add perfume, essential oils or detergent.
Wait until it is fully hot before using steam: about 20 seconds on the GH01, GH03, GH07 and GH08, 30 seconds on the GH02 and GH05, and longer on the kettle-style HL6. On the GH01, the blue light stops flashing when it is ready.
Hang the garment, pull the fabric lightly taut, and move the head slowly from top to bottom. Keep the steamer upright and don't tip it onto its side, or water can spurt out.
On the GH02, GH03, GH07 and GH08, lay the garment flat and glide the soleplate over collars, cuffs and seams. Always set the hot iron down on its heat-resistant side or pad.
Unplug, let it cool, and pour out the leftover water before storing it. This keeps scale and odors from building up inside.
Verified Amazon buyers · 58,728+ ratings across the models on this page
It's lightweight but holds enough water to easily steam several shirts with one fill. It's quiet and heats up quickly. I have a tiny washroom but just put my garment on a hanger on the back of the door and can get a long dress wrinkle free in less than 5 minutes.
I was a little skeptical because it's small, but I did like 6-7 adult size shirts/dresses without having to refill the water canister. It was easy to use, quiet, and heated up pretty quickly. I like that I could travel with this if I wanted to and it is easy to store in a cupboard.
It's the third one I've purchased, and the first I've loved right out of the box. The instructions are clear, and it's incredibly easy to use. Its compact size makes it versatile enough to pack for any trip, and it works well on every fabric I've tried.
It heats up very quickly and is super easy to use. I love that it can be used both as a steamer and an iron, and it does a great job removing wrinkles from my clothes. It's lightweight and compact, so it's also perfect for traveling.
This handheld steamer heats up quickly and works very well for removing wrinkles from shirts and other clothes. The foldable design makes it easy to store and convenient to take while traveling. It produces steady steam, is simple to use, and saves much more time than setting up an ironing board.
Worked great and fast. Used it to steam bridesmaid dresses that were silk and the wrinkles fell right out. Very sturdy and well made. Was able to carry it easily in my duffle bag.
It heats up quickly and does a great job removing wrinkles without needing to set up a full-size ironing board. I especially like being able to switch between steaming hanging clothes and using it as an iron on a flat surface.
Very easy to use and easy to manage. Isn't heavy therefore you can use it comfortably. It heats very quickly which makes it very efficient for a simple wrinkle removal. The only cons are that water capacity is minimal, therefore you need to refill a few times if you plan to work on several items.
OGHom makes compact clothes steamers in two groups. The handheld garment steamers are the HL6, GH01 and GH05. The 2-in-1 steamer-irons, which add a flat heated soleplate, are the GH02, GH03, GH07 and GH08. In Canada, 5 of the models are sold on Amazon.ca: HL6, GH01, GH05, GH02, GH03.
Only the GH02. It runs on 110–240V at 50/60 Hz, so it just needs a plug adapter rated above 1000W. Every other OGHom steamer is 120V only, for the US, Canada and Japan. Plugging one into a 220–240V outlet, even through a converter, will damage it.
A handheld steamer relaxes wrinkles with steam while the garment hangs, and never touches the fabric. The 2-in-1 models also have a heated soleplate, so you can lay a shirt flat and press collars, cuffs and pleats like a small travel iron. Use them upright to steam and flat to iron.
The GH01, GH03, GH07 and GH08 are ready in about 20 seconds, and the GH02 and GH05 in about 30. The original HL6 works like a small kettle. Buyers say it starts steaming in under two minutes, and it then runs about 15 minutes on one tank.
It depends on the tank. The HL6 has the largest at 240 ml, about 15 minutes of steam. The GH05 holds 180 ml, about 10 minutes or 4–5 garments. The GH08 holds 150 ml, 13 minutes on low or 8 on high. The GH07's 100 ml tank covers 3–4 garments. The GH01, GH02 and GH03 hold 120–150 ml, about one to a few garments per fill.
OGHom's instructions call for distilled or purified water, filled below the MAX line. Never add perfume, essential oils or detergent. After each use, empty the tank. Once a month, descale with a 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water, then run plain water through it a few times.
OGHom lists cotton, linen, polyester, wool, silk, chiffon and nylon. For silk, cashmere and other delicates, hold the steam head slightly off the fabric. On the 2-in-1 models, put a thin cloth between the hot plate and the fabric. The GH03 and GH08 also have fabric presets. Test on an old garment before first use.
Usually the tank is overfilled, the steamer hasn't fully preheated, or it's being tilted too far. Fill below MAX, wait for full heat, and keep the steam head upright. The GH05 has a leak-proof steam path designed to work at any angle.
Yes. Amazon pools ratings across all colors sold under one listing, so each model's stars on this page cover every color together. The GH02 also has three colors (Jet Black, Deep Blue and Rose Pink) sold as separate new listings. Those are the same GH02 hardware and link to their own pages.
On Amazon.ca, where 15 OGHom colors across 5 models are in stock from OGHom's own sellers. Every color on this page links to its Amazon.ca listing. The GH07 and GH08 are currently sold only in the US.
