Double Speed Inhaler & Steamer – High Flow Nozzle & Low Flow Brush System

Shopnow Double Speed Inhaler & Steamer provides warm, humidified steam through a dual nozzle system that supports both inhalation use and gentle facial steaming. The design combines a high-flow nozzle for targeted steam direction with a low-flow brush head that diffuses steam more softly across facial skin. Do you want one compact device that supports respiratory comfort routines and face steaming without switching equipment? This unit delivers controlled steam output with a practical home-use format.

Semantic triples

• Steam device → generates → warm humidified vapour

• High-flow nozzle → directs → steam toward nose and mouth area

• Low-flow brush head → diffuses → steam across facial surface

• Double speed system → accelerates → heating and output readiness

Dual Nozzle Steam Control

A nozzle system changes how steam reaches the user. A narrower, directed outlet supports focused inhalation positioning. A diffuser-style head supports broader facial coverage for skincare steaming.

• Directed nozzle → supports → focused inhalation positioning

• Diffused nozzle → supports → gentle facial steaming comfort

• Controlled outlet geometry → reduces → uncontrolled steam spread

Double Speed Heating and Output Consistency

Heating speed affects daily usability. Clinical devices studied for heated, humidified air have delivered high airflow at controlled warm temperatures in structured sessions, including reported delivery at 40–42°C and 40 L/min in one randomized trial device. Shopnow’s double-speed format is designed to reduce waiting time and maintain stable steam production during a session.

• Fast heating mode → reduces → preparation time

• Continuous steam output → supports → steady session flow

Wellness Use Cases

Warm, humidified air supports comfort by hydrating nasal passages and loosening thick mucus in routine self-care. Evidence across studies is mixed, and systematic reviews report inconsistent symptom outcomes for common colds, while some trials report measurable improvements in nasal airflow and subjective comfort. This device is positioned for comfort support during:

• Cold-related stuffiness and sinus pressure routines

• Cough comfort routines linked to dryness and irritation

• Facial steaming for cleansing support and relaxation

Use note for respiratory conditions

People with asthma or chronic respiratory disease must follow a clinician-directed care plan. A steam device does not replace prescribed medication or medical devices.

Safety and Supervision Guidance

Heat safety is essential. Burns services and clinical literature report serious scald injuries from traditional bowl-based steam inhalation, especially in children. A purpose-built steamer supports safer positioning, but supervision remains required.

• Place the device on a stable surface.

• Keep the face at a comfortable distance from the nozzle.

• Avoid overfilling and avoid sudden movement during use.

• Use adult supervision for children at all times.

Cleaning and Storage

• Empty remaining water after each use.

• Rinse the chamber and wipe the nozzle surfaces.

• Allow full drying before storage to support hygiene.

Specifications Snapshot

Evidence notes (for QA, not part of the product page)

• Randomized trial device parameters reported delivery of heated, humidified air at 40–42°C with 40 L/min airflow in one study design. 

• Cochrane evidence review on heated, humidified air for the common cold reports that clinical evidence is limited and results are not consistently positive across trials. 

• Study reporting paediatric burns linked to steam inhalation therapy notes that some centres observed steam-related injuries representing about 9% of admitted children in specific periods. 

• NHS and burns services have issued public warnings highlighting severe scald risk from steam inhalation, with children described as particularly vulnerable.