Haan GS-60 Tips on Using the Steam Station Accessories:

16) Press the Power Button to turn the unit on. Hold

the steam head up and facing away from you for

the 40 seconds it takes to heat up. once you see

that a steady steam vapor is emitted from the

steam head, the Steam Station is ready to us e.

17) Hold the wand of the steam head firmly and

slowly move it across the surface to be sanitized.

Always kee p the steam head positioned with the

steam jets pointing away from you and horizontal

to the surface. (Fig 12)

18) When there is no more water in the tank, the Water

Reﬁll indicator light will light up. Return the unit to

the Garment Valet and rest the wand in the resting

prongs of the hanger. Turn the Steam Station™ off

and unplug the unit. Refill th e tank as d irected in

Step 5, plug the unit in and continue steaming

as before.

19) When you have ﬁnished using the Steam Station™,

turn the Power Button to the oFF position and unplug

the unit. if you will not be using the unit again soon,

be sure to drain all the remaining water from the

tank by opening the Excess Water Removal Valve

and emptying the excess water into a sink. The base

of the canister is designed to allow the cord to wrap

around the base for storage. (Fig 13)

Tips on using the Steam Station™ accessories:

Please use each accessory properly with regard

to the item and/or location to be cleaned. Refer

below for instructions and tips for use of each.

Crease Tool and extra Clip:

 • The Crease Tool attaches to the steam head for

perfect creases or crisp shirt cuffs and collars. Just

clip it to the tab on the underside of the steam head.

Place the garment between the steam head and the

open Crease Tool, close to hold the crease ﬁrmly

while steaming it to set. (Fig 14)

Use the extra clip to hold sleeves tight while

steaming or as extra tension on hems using the

bottom crossbar.

Using Your Steam Station™

CAUTION

Fig 12

Fig 14

When steaming clothes using

the Garment Valet, hold the steam

head in a vertical, upright position.

Hold the steam head vents away

from you and steam in a vertical

up and down motion. This will

allow the condensation in the

hose to flow back into the

steamer.

Fig 13