Core Insights - The Shanghai Municipal Market Supervision Administration recently published the results of a quality inspection on fabric steamers, revealing that out of 30 batches tested, 6 were found to be non-compliant with quality standards [2][5]. Summary by Categories Inspection Results - A total of 30 batches of fabric steamers were inspected, with 6 batches failing to meet quality standards. This includes 2 out of 11 batches sold in physical stores and 4 out of 18 batches sold online [2][4]. - The inspection covered products from 6 provinces and cities, with 5 batches produced in Shanghai and 25 from other regions. Among these, 1 batch from Shanghai and 5 batches from other provinces were found non-compliant [2][4]. Non-compliance Issues - The non-compliance issues identified include: - Input power and current discrepancies, which could lead to overheating and potential fire hazards [5][6]. - Failure to operate normally under expected fault conditions, increasing the risk of electric shock or fire [5][6]. - Structural issues that could lead to burns or explosions due to steam pressure [5][6]. - Deficiencies in power connection and external wiring, which could result in electric shock or fire [6]. - Inadequate grounding measures, posing a risk of electric shock [6] [7]. Consumer Guidance - Consumers are advised to choose fabric steamers based on their usage frequency and types of clothing. Handheld models are suitable for light use, while upright models are better for heavier fabrics [7][8]. - It is recommended to prioritize well-known brands for better quality assurance and after-sales service [7][8]. - Key factors to consider when purchasing include steam output and pressure, heating speed, water tank capacity, and safety features such as overheat protection and automatic shut-off [8][9].