Put damp clothes on it
Step 1
Take one piece from the washer after it spins: damp, not dripping. Put it on the machine.
Put a damp shirt or a pair of pants from the washer on the Lissaire Automatic Ironing Machine. Hot air fills the clothes and holds them tight while they dry, so the wrinkles come out.
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It needs about 90 seconds of your time. Then it runs by itself for about 8 to 12 minutes per piece.
Step 1
Take one piece from the washer after it spins: damp, not dripping. Put it on the machine.
Step 2
Pick 50 for light clothes, 60 for everyday shirts or 158°F (70°C) for thick cotton. Set the timer and turn it on.
Step 3
Hot air dries the piece and gets the wrinkles out in about 8 to 12 minutes. You stay in the same room.
Step 4
When the timer ends, take the piece off the machine. It is dry and the wrinkles are out.
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Are your clothes already dry? Spray them with water first.
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Lissaire does not fully replace an iron.
If you press clothes for the whole family every week, an iron is faster. This machine does one piece at a time, and each piece takes about 8 to 12 minutes.
It is made for a few pieces at a time: a shirt for work, a pair of pants, a dress. You put one piece on, start it, and do something else in the same room while the machine does the work.
If you own a steamer, this is the better fit for those pieces. A steamer needs your hand on it until the whole shirt is done, and the shirt hangs loose. On this machine the clothes are kept stretched while they dry, and your hands are free.
Suits, jackets, wool and delicate knits still go to the cleaner.
| What to compare | Iron |
Handheld steamer |
Lissaire |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | You, for the whole piece | You, for the whole piece | The machine. It needs about 90 seconds of your time |
| Many pieces in a row | The fastest way | You do each piece by hand | One piece at a time, about 8 to 12 minutes each |
| How the clothes are held | Flat on a board | Hanging loose | Stretched over a soft bag filled with hot air |
| What you need | An ironing board | Water in its tank | Damp clothes and a power outlet |
Extra parts that let the machine do pants, jeans and dresses, and dry shoes. The shirt attachment already comes in every box.
What it works on
It works on most everyday clothes. Some need an extra part, called an attachment. A few things still go to the cleaner.
In every box
The shirt attachment comes with every machine.
Extra part needed
The pants and shoe attachments come in the larger set. The dress attachment is sold separately.
Take these to the cleaner
Not sure about a piece? Ask us in the chat before you order.
After you order
Here is what happens after you order: how long delivery takes, how to send the machine back, and who answers when you need help.
You can send it back within 60 days of delivery. Email us first and keep the original box. You pay the return postage. See the return rules.
Standard shipping to the US takes about 5 to 10 days from the day your order ships. Expedited takes about 2 to 5 days. You get a tracking number by email. See shipping.
If the machine arrives damaged or is defective, email us your order number and a photo or a short video. We look at every case and send you a solution. Damage from accidents or wrong use is not covered.
Chat with us on weekdays from 8am to 5pm Eastern time, or email Info@Lissaire.com. We answer emails within 24 hours on weekdays.
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It is a hands-free ironing machine for your clothes.
A soft bag fills with hot air inside a damp shirt or a pair of pants and keeps the cloth stretched while it dries, so the wrinkles come out.
It uses hot air, not steam, and it has no water tank. People also call it a self-ironing or inflatable ironing machine.
Yes, when the clothes go on damp. The machine dries the clothes while it keeps them stretched, and that is what removes the wrinkles.
Clothes that go on dry do not change much, so spray them with water first.
Yes. Take them from the washer after it spins: damp, not dripping.
If your clothes are already dry, put them on the machine and spray them with water first.
The machine itself needs no water.
Yes, with extra parts called attachments. Shirts, polo shirts and T-shirts go on the shirt attachment that comes in every box.
Pants and jeans need the pants attachment, and dresses need the dress attachment.
A shoe attachment dries shoes. Suits, jackets, wool and delicate knits still go to the cleaner.
About 8 to 12 minutes per piece. A light shirt is near 8 minutes, and thick cotton or jeans are closer to 15.
It needs about 90 seconds of your time to put the clothes on and start it. It does one piece at a time.
No. If you press many clothes in a row, an iron is faster. The difference is that this machine works by itself, so you do something else in the same room while it runs.
Button the shirt and fold the collar up before you start. The owner's manual asks for both. Some buyers say in their reviews that they still touch up the collar with an iron.
Yes. You can send it back within 60 days. Email us before you send it, keep the original box, and note that you pay the return postage. The full return rules are on our refund policy page.
In the US it takes 5 to 8 days on standard shipping, or 3 to 5 days on expedited, counted from the day your order ships.
Checkout shows the estimate for your address, and every parcel is tracked.
The current price is on the product page, because it changes with offers. You can also pay in installments with Klarna at checkout.
Yes. We have taken more than 11,000 orders since June 2025. Our team answers live chat on weekdays from 8am to 5pm Eastern time, and email at Info@Lissaire.com.