At CES 2019, LG Electronics LG unveiled its new Styler system: a cabinet that takes care of clothes.
The LG Styler easily and conveniently freshens up to four items of clothing at a time, including a pair of pants at the door.
Smart Diagnosis and SmartThinQ features provide users with quick and accurate tech support along with the ability to connect to Google Assistant via voice commands.
The core of the system is a steam technology TrueSteam from LG, which eliminates more than 99.9% of the germs and bacteria present in the clothes.
Steam function and placement of clothes on movable hangers smoothes out minor creases and jams, also removes unpleasant odors, while the gentle drying function quickly and thoroughly removes moisture.
- Heat pump drying reduces energy consumption by recirculating heat from hot, humid air.
- Crease repair function makes sure pants look neat and tidy by removing unnecessary creases without using the iron.
CES 2019 attendees also praised LG’s all-in-one garment care solution, focused on tomorrow’s.
Designed for the big family, the clever Styler is an enlarged version of the model with a black tinted mirror window on the door – holds five items of clothing, including full-length coats and raincoats, and several pants.
The system also offers a glimpse into the bedroom of the future thanks to a smart mirror with augmented reality technology.
The LG ThinQ mirror can provide a personalized experience with a virtual clothing fit, allowing shoppers to purchase items without trying them on in-store.
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With its sleek design and high-performance features, the sleek black LG Styler takes home apparel care to the next level
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We are determined to expand the capabilities of the Styler system and attract new customers who do not yet know that closet management is not just about laundry and dry cleaning
The LG STYLER seems like a practical solution for eliminating the need for dry cleaning. Can anyone who has used it share their experience? I’m curious about its effectiveness in refreshing and sanitizing clothes, and if it’s a worthy investment compared to traditional dry cleaning services.
I have used the LG STYLER and found it to be quite effective in refreshing and sanitizing clothes. It uses steam technology to remove odors and wrinkles, leaving the garments clean and fresh. However, I would say it is not a complete replacement for dry cleaning as it may not be able to remove tough stains or clean delicate fabrics. For everyday wear, it is a convenient and cost-effective option. In terms of investment, it depends on your usage and preferences. If you frequently need dry cleaning services, the LG STYLER can save you money in the long run.
This looks interesting! I’ve never heard of the LG STYLER before. Can someone explain how it works? Does it eliminate the need for dry cleaning? And is it suitable for all types of clothing?