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FEIYUE YAMATA Family Press FP202L 1600 Watt 32" x 10" Fabric Steam Press Review

FEIYUE YAMATA Family Press FP202L 1600 Watt 32 x 10 Fabric Steam Press
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I purchased the 32" model, after reading reviews that complaint about the small steam area in some other models. After using this steam press for 4 loads of mixed family laundry I am truly impressed. At first, I had to get used to placing the items on the press correctly, but once I learned how, my husband's pants took only 4 presses to get professional looking results. The secret to cutting the number of presses on thick clothing down is to use the water bottle in addition to the steam from the press. On my children's clothes, 2 presses on one side of the fabric is all that is required. I love this machine, and my husband was sceptical at first for spending over $200, but after he saw his pants and shirts neatly pressed, he agreed that it was a purchase worth while.

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Save time from ironing with the Feiyue Family Press. This steam press works on all types of clothing: pleated skirts, pants, blouses, etc. It's portable, very easy to store, and long enough to press the inseam of a pair of pants.

FP202L features:
LED indicators and electronic press selection
Built-in safety features (Auto-shut off, ETL approved)
Can press the entire inseam of your pants at once
Includes full set of accessories
Application Power: 110-120V,60Hz
Power : 1600 Watts (Only one in the market)
Pressing Plate Size: 32" X 10" (Largest press in the market!)
Measurements: 35.4 x 10.4 x 23.8 in.
Net Weight: 26.4 lbs.



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Rowenta Powerglide 2 Iron DX1700 Review

Rowenta Powerglide 2 Iron DX1700
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Iron has worked okay for me, except for the power cord.
LESSON LEARNED. NEVER BUY AN IRON IF THE ELECTRIC CABLE IS NOT FIXED.
I don't know why I bought an iron with a moveable cord.
Thinking back now, I never saw a problem with a fixed cord.
Maybe just thought it was cool.
Like other products, engineers design something but don't think long-term.
For last couple months, this iron has been shorting out.
Moving the plug around temporarily resolved the problem.
Working less often, though.
I read on the internet about someone drilling out the difficult screw heads, and fixing the wiring.
Sorry, but I am not going to take it apart, fix it, and put it back together with tape.
IT IS GOING IN FILE 13. Ended up buying a Black and Decker like the other one I have.
Do traveling, so I need more than one iron.

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This 1400-watt lightweight iron is self-cleaning and has 3-way automatic shut off. Other features include: variable and vertical steams, burst of steam, stainless steel airblide sole plate, cool spray mist, and a large transparent water tank.

AIRGLIDE Stainless Steel Soleplate: advanced design glides effortlessly, heats quickly and evenly and is durable and easy to clean
Vertical Steam: allows iron to be used in upright position to remove wrinkles from drapes and hanging garments
3-Way Smart Auto-Off: turns the iron off in 8 minutes if vertical and 30 seconds if horizontal or tipped over
Self Clean: removes loose mineral deposits and impurities to be flushed out
Burst of Steam: steam is concentrated at the tip to remove hard-to-reach wrinkles
Variable Steam: allows for greater flexibility when ironing a variety of fabrics
Anti-Skid Bumpers: provides extra stability when iron is on its heel
Large Water Tank: holds 7.5 ounces
Large Filling Inlet: makes filling at the tap easy


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Rowenta DX-8800 1500-Watt Professional Steam Iron Review

Rowenta DX-8800 1500-Watt Professional Steam Iron
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Just got his after my old Rowenta of 15 plus years went kaput.
This one glides like magic and has a big covered reservoir so you won't have to constantly refill it. The ergonomic grip is great.
Love it, love it, love it!

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Rowenta DX8900 Professional Iron with No Auto Shut-Off Review

Rowenta DX8900 Professional Iron with No Auto Shut-Off
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I am a professional seamstress, handweaver and I iron fabric off and on all day, every day, five days a week.
I have bought many irons in my 30 years in business. And have paid large sums of money for some of them.
This iron is the best all around iron on the market today. I don't say that lightly either. It does pull more power with it's heavy duty electric cord, I expect my electric bill will go up slightly now that I use this exclusively on my fabrics..... But the finished product is so much nicer and I get the professional finish I want to have on my handwovens. The added cost is worth the finished product.

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The DX-8900 Professional iron offers an extra long burst of professional steam, ideal for removing tough wrinkles and creases. The new AIRGLIDE soleplate has an advanced steam distribution pattern for easier, one-pass ironing. The full comfort handle, anti-slip rear and ergonomic buttons ensure a safe, comfortable iron. No auto-off means its ready for use at any time during long sewing or crafting projects.

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New Conair Gs10rhr Deluxe Portable Fabric Steamer 1300w Commercial-Quality Performance Review

New Conair Gs10rhr Deluxe Portable Fabric Steamer 1300w Commercial-Quality Performance
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I was skeptical at first because I have a hard time trusting brands like Conair but I purchased this one anyway and it works great. Produces lots of steam so make sure you're careful when steaming! People complain about it leaking and not producing steam after a period of time....if they read the instructions they would know that it only leaks if the water container goes below half and that you're supposed to decalcify the unit from time to time (using a 3:1 water-vinegar solution) to remove any mineral buildup in the unit so that it produces steam normally. Avoid the problem altogether by using distilled or demineralized water only. Take care of it and it works like a charm. The only thing I don't fancy is that the steam hose gets pretty hot. The handle gets warm but not enough to be a problem.

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Discover the power of steam! Faster, easier and more economical than ironing, the Deluxe Fabric Steamer safely freshens all of your garments and fabrics. Commercial-quality performance in your own home!

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Sunbeam Professional 4268 Iron Review

Sunbeam Professional 4268 Iron
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For the price ($30 at Costco) - a terrific iron.
Me ... single, professional, ironing challenged
Being single for 15 yrs, I get to do my own ironing (shirts & pants for the most part).
After my Black & Decker died after 30 years af faithful service, the hunt was on for a new iron.
I looked at the $7 iron at Walmart to the $150 steamer machine.
When I found the Sunbeam 4268 Professional Iron at Costco, I was turned off. I don't want to be a professional ironer. But by comparing price and fuction, and needing 1 immediately, I paid the $29.99.
At 1400 watts, vs 1200 watts ... I don't know the benefit ... but guys like power!
The larger ironing surface of the Sunbeam made ironing smooth and surprisingly faster. The digital electronic display with the material reference, made it simple to select the proper heat setting and know when it's ready. The "Shot of Steam" function, for those tough wrinkles, was made for me, because I batch process, so the clothes may sit in the basket a day, or week, or longer. And the "Verticle Steam" option lets you use the iron as a steamer.
The auto-off function adds some piece of mind ... the old iron didn't have that.
And Self Cleaning ... great ... call me when you have a self ironing model!
For the price vs. function this is a good value!

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Digital control display provides easy and precise ironing. Shot of steam feature - extra blast of steam to remove stubborn wrinkles while ironing while ironing flat or hanging clothes and draperies. Microglide soleplate provides with smooth glide for quick and easer ironing.

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DeLonghi Stiromeglio Compact PRO 300 Ironing System with Pressurized Boiler Review

DeLonghi Stiromeglio Compact PRO 300 Ironing System with Pressurized Boiler
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Apparently, I am one of the few remaining individuals who feel the need for freshly ironed clothing. I've always used steam irons, Rowenta most recently, with consistently disappointing results. Over the years, I've increased my use of spray starch to make up for the power I've believed should have originated in the iron. But no more!
After deciding I wasn't ready for a presser or a mangle for my clothing, and knowing I really didn't need to press that many tablecloths, I discovered a new genre: steam generating irons. And, after some significant research, I ordered this DeLonghi model.
It is truly a different beast than anything I've ever used! What steam production!!! The temperature of the iron sole plate is controlled independently from the quantity of steam desired. Tap water is actually recommended for use. The iron, while substantial in heft, is not heavy. And the old-fashioned looking cork handle is soft, smooth and cool to the touch.
But the bottom line is the job it does on my clothing and linen! While the ads say that this machine will cut your ironing time in half, I cannot say this is true.....mainly because I find myself taking the time to marvel over how each pass with the iron produces such a professional-looking surface! Really, the only thing that's been halved is my use of spray starch, which is an unforseen and welcome benefit!
Am I happy with my new "beast?" You bet! Would I buy another? No way....I suspect this well-designed machine is going to last me a long, long time. But can I recommend one for you? Without reservation!

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The professional-quality ironing system with pressurized boiler gives you fresh, perfectly ironed garments every time. The very high volume of dry, powerful steam makes ironing quicker and more effective leaving dampness.It features the first double-material boiler made of a stainless-steel upper and super-alloy bottom that allows tap water to be used without the risk of valve occlusion. The molded tank allows for the heating element to be imbedded in the bottom rather than attached to the outside, creating a much better thermal capacity of the boiler for longer, more consistant ironing temperatures. The iron has a fully adjustable thermostat and steam flow to allow for perfect ironing on any type of fabric, and it can also be set for continous steam for vertical steaming of curtains, coats, etc. The professional cork handle provides hours of fatigue-free ironing, and the steam tube can be attached to either side of the boiler to accomodate either left- or right-handed people. All this and more in a beautiful professional ironing system that is backed by a three-year guarantee.

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Panasonic NI-W750TS 360-Degree Quick Multi-Directional Steam Iron, Silver and Black Review

Panasonic NI-W750TS 360-Degree Quick Multi-Directional Steam Iron, Silver and Black
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Update
So I've officially owned this iron for over a year now and have used it on average once every two weeks to iron anywhere between 5 and 14 shirts at a time (my husband is an entertainer and goes through shirts like water). The Panasonic is still working as steadily as ever - I haven't had any problems with calcified water build up in the unit, the temperature is still great enough to iron and the steam amount is about the same. In terms of durability, I'd give it a solid thumbs up.
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There are several things about the Panasonic Iron that I like, but there are a lot more things that I dislike about it. First, the things I did not like about it:
1. The Titanium soleplate: I like the smoothness of polished stainless steel soleplate much more than the titanium. While the titanium plate doesn't stick to the fabric, it doesn't glide as smoothly as stainless steel does.
2. The feel of the Iron: This iron, while light, feels very flimsy to me. It's very plastic, and I get a little nervous standing this iron up on the "tripod of legs" this iron has to accommodate the football shaped soleplate. Also, while ironing, the handle warms up more than other irons.
3. No digital readouts: Ever since owning the Black & Decker D2030 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron, I've been spoiled by a digital screen and all the indicators that come with it. The Panasonic has a simple dial to control the temperature and that's about it. The auto shut off is indicated by an orange light.
4. Not a huge amount of steam gets dispensed: In comparison to other irons, this iron does not put out as much steam.
However, there were things that I did like about the Panasonic Iron that would almost justify the cost of this item:
1. Multidirectional soleplate: I loved the multidirectional soleplate. Because there are two "points" to iron with, I was able to get through more shirts quickly.
2. The aesthetic design: The Panasonic Iron looks streamlined and classy, unlike other irons.
3. Long cord: The power cord on this iron is amazing. I was able to iron a distance away from the outlet without tripping.
Overall, the only real reason I would get this iron is for that soleplate. Because there are two "pointed ends" to this iron, I was able to iron much more efficiently. Asides from that, the iron itself is only average.

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Ironing no longer has to be considered a tiresome chore thanks to this uniquely designed iron. Equipped with 1500 watts of power, the sleek-looking unit delivers an array of advanced features for safety and exceptional convenience, making it easy to move quickly and efficiently through piles of dress shirts, slacks, napkins, and more.


Innovative Dual-Point Design The iron's scratch-resistant, titanium-coated nonstick soleplate offers a unique elliptical shape for faster results. While conventional straight-backed soleplates may sometimes catch on fabric and actually create creases when moving backwards or side to side, the elliptical-shaped soleplate prevents creasing with points at either end, allowing for smooth, effortless gliding in any direction.

The iron's uniquely designed soleplate not only makes it possible to move backwards without fabric bunching up, but it also eliminates wasted motion (no need for several U-turns) and helps save time--up to 25-percent faster (when compared to conventional corded Panasonic irons). Furthermore, the bottom of the soleplate comes slightly curved to ensure smooth side-to-side movements, and the edge of the soleplate can always be viewed from above, which allows for precise control when ironing pleats, between buttons, and along seams.
The multi-directional iron also supplies 74 steam holes around the entire edge of the soleplate for efficient wrinkle removal, and its generous size quickly covers more surface area in less time--great for larger fabrics like curtains and tablecloths. Faster ironing means less effort required, lower energy costs, and more time to enjoy other activities.

Custom Control The iron provides user-friendly controls that make it exceptionally easy to operate. Turn the temperature-control dial from low to high heat to accommodate anything from acrylic and silk to wool, cotton, or linen. The temperature-selector dial offers words, dots, and steam symbols for quickly identifying the desired amount of heat and/or steam. A single dot on the dial represents a low temperature, while the double and triple dot symbols indicate medium and high heat. Some fabrics come labeled with these dots as a handy reference guide for choosing the proper heat setting when ironing. For added convenience, the iron's jet-of-steam function delivers a powerful burst of steam to help remove stubborn wrinkles when ironing, plus it effectively cleans the steam vents when finished, which helps keep the iron in good working order. The iron also offers a gentler option--the spay-mist button, which delivers extra moisture where needed.
Use the iron on a flat surface for traditional ironing or hold it upright for vertically steaming out wrinkles from curtains or hanging garments--no ironing board required. For added versatility, the iron's adjustable steam button allows for selecting just the right amount of steam for the job. Choose from four steam settings: "high" steam for heavier fabrics, "medium" steam for touch-ups, "low" steam for delicate fabrics, or "dry" for no steam output.

Safety and Convenience

For safe operation and peace of mind, the iron will shut itself off automatically--no need to worry or head back home to double check. Its mercury-free electronic sensor automatically shuts the iron off after 10 minutes if left in the upright position. It will also turn the iron off after 60 seconds if it's left unmoved on its soleplate or tipped over on its side.
Other details include a fatigue-reducing ergonomic design that feels balanced in the hand for ultimate comfort; a transparent water tank with a 6-3/4-ounce capacity; an anti-calcium system that prevents clogged steam vents by reducing the sediment build-up in the vaporizing chamber of the iron; and an anti-drip system that prevents water spotting even at low temperatures. Awarded the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval, the 1500-watt iron measures 10-4/5 by 4-7/8 by 5-7/8 inches and carries a one-year limited warranty.


Highlights
1500-watt high-tech iron allows for multi-directional ironing
Scratch-resistant, curved, titanium-coated nonstick soleplate for smooth, effortless gliding in any direction
Soleplate offers elliptical shape with added steam holes and a pointed tip on both the front and back
Eliminates wasted motion and helps save time--up to 25-percent faster
Temperature-control dial; spay-mist button; jet-of-steam function doubles as a steam-vent cleaner
Vertical-steam button; adjustable steam button with 4 steam settings--high, medium, low, and dry
Ergonomic design feels balanced in the hand
3-way automatic shut-off for safety and peace of mind
6-3/4-ounce transparent water tank; anti-calcium system with anti-drip control
Measures 10-4/5 by 4-7/8 by 5-7/8 inches; 1-year limited warranty


360-Degree Quick Iron at a Glance...


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Oliso TG-800 Touch & Glide Steam Iron Review

Oliso TG-800 Touch and Glide Steam Iron
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I heard about this iron last year but didn't purchase it because it was $129 and I read a poor review on Amazon. Then a few months ago I read 2 great reviews from Gizmodo and Engadget so I stared to consider it again. In February my old trusty Kenmore iron died and a week or so later I read 2 very favorable magazine reviews (how old school) in Time Magazine's Feb. issue and Men's Health Magazine 2006 Tech Guide. I finally decided to go for it...and after over a month of use I am happy to say that they were right and this thing is AMAZING! I think I may be the first person to actually buy it, use it for over a month and then write a real review on Amazon. Believe me, I know I'm talking about an iron here but I've been ironing since I went to college and left my mom's home 15 years ago and I've never used an iron that does its job as stated and totally improves and speeds up my ironing chores while also being very safe.
I had owned and used my Kenmore Iron for almost 10 years and I loved it besides the fact it was very heavy and not so steamy the last few months. I had been considering the Black & Decker D2030 that everyone seems to love but after testing it I noticed the digital lcd screen was too hard to see and confusing unless I was at the perfect angle. Since most of the time I'm ironing quickly and half asleep in the morning I realized that feature could be a disaster so I kept researching and luckily picked up the right magazines in February. This Oliso iron does everything the D2030 can do but is just as easy to use and can do MUCH more. Seriously, the touch sensitive handle which causes the iron to raise up off my clothes and then lower back down with the touch of my hand is worth the $99 I spent alone and the best ironing idea since the iron was created!
As for features that matter the most for pro ironers like my grandma ;-), it heats up fast and has powerful, continuous, and balanced steam that is strong enough for my toughest and stiffest stuff like jeans. My favorite feature, it can do vertical bursts of super steam (like a real steamer) that removes wrinkles from any of my shirts that are hanging on a hangar with a few blasts (read: shirts ready in less than a minute without using an ironing board and because this thing auto lifts while in the natural horizontal position I can put it down naturally on ANY surface and its safe). My final thought, the engineers that thought this up must be smart people who definitely use steam irons...Did I mention it has a long pivoting cord, huge water tank that opens outward for filling right under my faucet, auto shut off and some special detailer feature on the front that allows me to do cuffs and collars easier than I've ever done. I could actually go on but I'd rather you buy one and discover ironing that is easy and kind of fun...
Thanks Oliso!

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The new patented Smart Touch handle senses your hand and lowers the iron to the fabric. Simply let go of the handle and the patented Auto Lift system raises the iron, protecting the fabric and the soleplate. Scorch marks and heavy lifting are now a thing of the past. The Touch & Glide nonstick soleplate glides effortlessly over the fabric to make yourironing easier and take less time. The powerful steam burst works vertically or horizontally to remove stubborn wrinkles.

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Reliable Professional Fabric Steamers Review

Reliable Professional Fabric Steamers
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I ordered this item and then 2 weeks later I got an email saying the order has been canceled by the company. There was no reason and no explanation. Why wasn't I told shortly after I placed the order that it was canceled? I will not order from this company in the future.

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Remove wrinkles from hanging garments, upholstery, curtains, slipcovers, and more--without the risk of scorching, burning, or shining--with this professional upright steamer. Faster and easier than ironing, the unit's 1300-watt heavy-duty brass element heats up quickly, and its 1-gallon water capacity provides extended periods of uninterrupted steam so you can get through several big projects without starting and stopping. The portable steamer moves freely from room to room thanks to its rolling casters, and its wrap-a-round body keeps the water tank in place. The machine also provides a long-life PVC steam head, a removable steam brush, and a flexible PVC steam hose for the freedom to steam at any angle. Other highlights include an anti-spill cap, a power-indicator light, industry-standard parts that can be interchanged with other brands, and a thermal fuse and automatic shut-off for safety. The fabric steamer measures 13 by 6 by 65 inches.

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Rowenta DX1900 Effective Cord Reel Iron Review

Rowenta DX1900 Effective Cord Reel Iron
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It's great, if it works!!! After keep exchanging it over and over, I gave up the 5th time. First time, spray didn't work, second time, power steam button didn't release the steam, third time, it was too strong fabric got stock underneath the iron and I couldn't clean the iron, fourth time, steam problem again, fifth time, steam problem again. Poorly tested product. I would've been really happy to keep it, if it was working properly. It actually had all the features I was looking for. Too bad for Rowenta for not testing their products properly.

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Brand new from Rowenta!!!Designed and developed in Germany, the new DX1900 Effective Iron offers brand new features and improved performance, design and quality. The new features include: 1500 watts of power for a more powerful steam output and better temperature control; larger 8.5 ounce transparent water tank to allow for fewer refills and a clear view of water level; a new AIRGLIDE stainless steel soleplate for better glide and smoother results. The soleplate's profiled tip with holes carries steam to the edge of the iron for better results in hard to reach areas. Comes with an anti-drip function to stop steam production when the iron is not at the proper steam producing temperature.Also has anti calc - a built in protection from lime and scale build up to help maintain long lasting steam performance;3 way "smart" auto-off switch to turn off the iron in 8 minutes if left vertically, 30seconds if left horizontally, and 30 seconds if tipped over.Includes comfort handle soft touch grips for non-slip grip and ironing.

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Reliable Empressa Digital Steam Presses Review

Reliable Empressa Digital Steam Presses
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I have always been lousy at ironing.
This steam press makes my life a lot easier. I can press both sides of an item at one time. I can put a crease in that lasts all day.
It takes some time to get used to putting items on the press. I don't really use the steam much, but I use the squirt bottle all the time. Sometimes I placed an item so it developed a crease somewhere I didn't want it. Just squirt and repress.
Unlike regular ironing where you work on a small portion at a time, this does half a shirt or a whole pants leg at a time. Proper placement and smoothing it out before pressing is VERY important or else you repeat.
I usually count to about 8 and it is done.
Most shirts take four presses of 8 seconds each. Half the shirt twice and the sleeves. Pants, hmm, I am still working on the alignment thing. Usually I am pressing the pants flat, meaning seam to seam, then folding to put the crease down the leg.
You will burn yourself. My boyfriend gave me cut resistant gloves and cut the finger tips out on the palm side to help me do the alignment thing. It opens like a clamshell. The front side is about 10" open and the back end is only about 2-3" open. It is very easy to bump the top with your hand, which is the heated part, in the process of lying clothes on it. I also wear long sleeves. AND pants or shorts. It sits about four inches lower than my fully raised ironing board since I also got the stand. Perfect for sitting, While standing, well, I am tall so it is right at my crouch level. I haven't experienced it but I heard a man who stated that he accidentally caught his "stuff" in it. So, I don't use it naked.


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Reduce the time you spend ironing by up to 50 percent with this digital steam press. The unit's pressing area measures 25 by 10 inches--over seven times larger than most handheld irons, while its powerful burst-of-steam function smoothes wrinkles out of the most stubborn fabrics quickly and easily. The steam press works great for everyday ironing of trousers, blouses, jackets, and linens, but it can also be used by dressmakers as a mini-fusing press for setting fusing on collars, cuffs, jacket fronts, and more. The steam press comes equipped with a digital control panel with simple push-button controls and indicator lights that allow for accurately setting the temperature (up to 330 degrees F). Other thoughtful details include a safety alarm and automatic shut-off, a childproof safety lock, a Hi-Tec woven press cover with pad, and an accessory kit with a pressing cushion and water spray bottle. The UL-listed 1350-watt steam press measures approximately 26 by 22 by 9 inches.

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Rowenta DG5030 Pressure Iron and Steamer Review

Rowenta DG5030 Pressure Iron and Steamer
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I replaced my old Rowenta (blue tank) with the new model and found it to be less than satisfactory due to: excessive water spotting on fabrics at any temperature/steam combination of settings and the fact that the water level in the tank is not visible; instruction booklet states that the water level might affect the spotting issues; however, if the water level is not visible, this is moot. I have contacted Rowenta who informed me they were "aware" of the spotting and water tank problems and that my comments would be "duly noted." Considering the cost of this iron and Rowenta's reputation for quality products, I feel that prospective customers should be aware of these problems before purchasing.

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The official iron of Project Runway, the Rowenta DG5030 pressure iron and steamer provides professional results for smoothing out the wrinkles of your garments at home. This high-powered iron features a stable, compact steaming base that easily fits on most ironing boards, and it has an extra-large water tank that holds up to 33 ounces of water for up to 1-1/2 hours of continuous steam. The base can also be placed on the floor, and it includes a heat-resistant iron rest for convenient storage during use (which can be secured when you're finished ironing).

You'll get continuous high-powered steam at the touch of a button--both vertically and horizontally--enabling you to smooth out the toughest wrinkles or press in sharp creases. It's also ideal for steaming hanging garments in order to freshen them up. With the variable steam control, you can adjust steam output to fabric types--powerful steam for thick heavy fabrics, or light steam for delicate fabrics. Other features include 1750 watts of power, a 6-foot steam hose, 12-foot power cord, and rubberized handle for a sure grip. The iron weighs 2-1/2 pounds, while the base weighs 7-1/2 pounds.


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Conair GS29 Instant Heat Ionic Professional Garment Steamer Review

Conair GS29 Instant Heat Ionic Professional Garment Steamer
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I love this garment steamer. Let me say, I am pretty experienced with this type of item; I have three portable fabric steaming units of all different brands, and I had one large standing unit much like this, but of a different brand. I used my old wheeled unit so much that I killed it in many ways - from the pole breaking off to the hose cracking, until it finally started smoking and I had to toss it (3x/week for a year).
Anyway - that was just to establish I am very familiar with steamers. If you aren't yet, or even if you're a fellow connoisseur, you will love this steamer. If you hate ironing - finding the right temperature for an article of clothing, getting around decorative areas or button holes, ironing a dress with tons of fabric where it winds up pressing wrinkles just from rotating it so much, this technology, and this unit, is for YOU!
This unit is FANtastic. It heats up in less than one minute which is pretty rare. I was worried that the steam might not be strong enough as it's silent and seems a bit gentle, but it does the job just right. There is practically no sound at all which is delightful - as with any hose if it's too low the steam condenses in the hose and will make a gurgling sound until you raise it straight up for a second. My cats were wary, but not afraid of this unit (good indicator of noise).
I love the following features:
*retractable and 8' cord (!)
*very easy to open and fill - and therefore to drain the water reservoir
*the built in 'clothes hanger' with two hooks for your own hangers
*the 'pause' steam feature
*the fact you can use it at any angle and it won't really drip on your clothes
*retractable pole means you can store it more easily - less prone to break while waiting to use again
*pants creaser!? Cool!!
Neutral:
the ion feature. I'm an ion nerd - I have three sharper image ionic breezes & a nightlight, and I swear by them - but I'm not sure the ion feature really 'does' anything. The plain steam made my clothing smell fresh (slight plastic-y smell when first running the new unit) but I could not smell the ions coming out from anywhere with my nose to it when I turned this function on, and yet I know it was functioning as the light was on, and I could hear a change in the sound. But, that is definitely the least important feature of this unit!
Also neutral on the hose heat - it's quite hot - enough that if you touch it it might make you retract your hand quickly - but it's not BURNING hot which is good :)
Con:
*The two removable 'heads' (for different types of fabric) never seem to really snap on - they don't attach in a satisfying kind of way. I can finagle them to stay on flush, but they don't really seem 'on.' I almost wondered if they were made for a different unit by Conair and then (retro)fit to this one instead.
More about great things:
*the built in 'hanger' - I know one reviewer said it was useless, but I found it fantastic. You just drop your garment on top of it, or button a shirt it around and steam like that. With sweaters that you might fold and not hang in your closet/bureau, this is especially a time saver. Sure, it doesn't work with pants so well (you can put the pants around it - just put on from beneath) but that's why it includes two hooks for your own hangers. I also LOVE the one-touch button to retract the top! very nice to get it out of the way if desired. Also it hold the head quite securely - ditto for the pants creaser.
*Steam pause: Just hit the pedal with your foot by a caster, and a red light comes on telling you it's pausing and not wasting steam. If you don't know why this really matters, when you have a huge pile to steam, every bit you can save will let you keep working longer by saving the steam. Sometimes I'd turn off my old unit but then there was a waiting period (taking clothes across the apt to closets, phone rings, various distractions, etc) for it to heat back up. This is a superb feature.
*pants creaser: handy little unit, it functions a bit like a straightening iron with a 'plate' where the steam comes out, and a plastic frame on the other side which you hold together to create a pants seam. This is one of the things which has still left me ironing, getting a good pants crease - but this is a super add-on! Also, please note that you can hold the clamp a bit tighter to get a more firm/deep pants crease.
The only thing this steamer can't handle is, for me, the dreaded linen fabric. If I try to steam the wrinkles out after wearing my skirt, which then has some deep-set wrinkles, I'm just out of luck. This is the ONLY item it hasn't worked for me, though! I suspect that the linen fibers need pressing of the iron.
This steamer works for me for: curtains, table cloths, very formal clothing (gowns of taffeta, sequins, or with ruching!), basically every fabric, sweaters, pants, coats, wool is DELIGHTFUL to steam! Very instant gratification to use this steamer, and you won't believe steaming your coats or woolen items.
If it's wrinkled you can probably safely and effectively steam it - always test a small area first! :) Enjoy!

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Smooth away wrinkles from hanging garments, upholstery, curtains, slipcovers, and more--faster and more gently than ironing--with this professional garment steamer. The 1400-watt unit quickly produces penetrating steam and features high-velocity steam jets that get the job done. It also emits ions to help remove static from clothing. Simply fill the tank with tap water and turn the unit on for up to an hour of continuous steam. Its "steam pause" function allows for steaming for an even longer period of time. The portable steamer moves freely from room to room thanks to its smooth-rolling wheels, while foot-pedal controls provide added convenience. Other highlights include a sturdy hanging pole, a cord reel, and a lightweight easy-to-store design. Accessories include a collapsible hanger, a removable cool-touch T-nozzle for changing the attachments, a crease attachment, a rigid comb, and a lint brush. The fabric steamer measures 21 by 13-4/5 by 14-4/5 inches and carries a one-year limited warranty.

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Reliable ST3A Sit-Down Stand for Steam Presses Review

Reliable ST3A Sit-Down Stand for Steam Presses
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It is a perfect stand for my 36" Steam Press. I love it. Thank you.

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Steam Fast SF-680 Digital Fabric Steam Press Review

Steam Fast SF-680 Digital Fabric Steam Press
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Well, after two months of waiting, my 680 arrived. It was my Christmas present to myself. What had happened was the manufacturer didn't make enough of them last year. Demand far exceeded (incongruously) supply. That is why amazon, cyebye, smallappliances.com, and others had you on hold. I actually sent Top Innovations a griping email about the delays--this is how I found out what the situation was. By the way, Customer Service at TI is nothing less than outstanding! The first sentence from their department was this: "You are right. We need to do a better job of...." Imagine that. A company that still lives by the age old American adage--'the customer is always right.'
Oh, if you're looking for the best price on the product--it's Cyebye--providing you don't live in NY (otherwise, you'll pay the tax). $219.00. And, that company's Customer Service is also pleasant to deal with. That's why I stuck with them (well, okay... more for the price than anything else).
After tearing into my box like a lil' boy getting a birthday gift (mine is March 8th, case you want to send me something), I couldn't get the machine working fast enough. Design-wise, it's both sleek and very pleasing to the eye. Doesn't weigh too much and is easily portable.
Now the cons.
First thing I noticed was the tremendous jolting upswing the unit has when you elevate the top plate from the ironing board. It jerks the unit UP and BACK! You need to be cognizant of this. If you place this unit on the TI steamer stand, make certain you always keep one foot on the stand's base. Otherwise, the machine will dive backwards. That's how much upward force we're talking about here.
Next is the irritating shutoff safety feature. On "top line" models, these features should not be installed--or, at least have them as a programmable option. If you leave the machine unattended for about 8-10 mins, it will go into "standby" mode. Meaning, the heating temperature that you waited at least 10 minutes for it to build up will vanish. And, reactivation isn't as simple as just using the machine. You either have to turn it off then back on, or, scroll through the power temperature settings. Did I mention this was annoying?
Thirdly, not enough pressing power for thinner garments. I steam pressed two Italian cotton shirts and I was expecting extremely crisp presses. It does that for the sleeves (which is, of course, 2 materials thick), but, you will not get that same effect for the back or front of the shirt. The solution, place a thick towel over the board--place your thin shirt on that. Also note that thinner materials will acquire what I call "hole puffs" in them. The steaming plate has holes from where the steam exudes. Your thinner materials will periodically have those hole indentations on them. Rub them with your finger and they vanish.
This may or may not be a con. But, when it comes to the steam burst operation... it's LOUD. It gurgles and also spews water droplets as well. {Note that the feature advertisement on this site reads, "Dual vaporizing system significantly reduces water droplets". I wonder how TI defines "reduces".) Meaning, KEEP YOUR FACE AWAY FROM THE UNIT when activating the steam burst.
Another con deals with the instructions. Though simply annotated, it always stumps me when the writers/editors decide to use metric measurements (all of a suddenly) when the rest of the manual pertains to non-metric numbers. The section I'm talking about pertains to the steam burst mode. It states to lower the press no lower than 75mm from the board. 75mm? I don't mind the metric system because I'm fluent with it. But most Americans are not. (75mm is about 3 inches, by the way.)
Another con pertains to the display panel. The manual states that when the light deactivates (at the particular heat setting you're at--e.g., cotton, silk, etc.), then the machine is ready for use. Well, I just spent 90 minutes pressing nothing but cotton. And, if I adhered to what it states in the manual, that 90 minutes would have easily evolved into 120 minutes! That cotton indicator light is consistently going on, than it is remaining off. I would almost venture to state that it spends more time on the former rather than the latter.
The final con is the warranty. One measly year! That disappoints me tremendously. When you fork out more than $200 for a machine, 3 year warranty should be the minimum. Especially... ESPECIALLY with a digital product-which is what this is. One year warranty is insulting and doesn't speak well for TI (in my humble opinion).
Other than that... there are indeed ample pros for this machine. Compared to ironing or steaming, this press wins hands down. It's 3-4 times swifter than ironing because of 3 elements: large surface area of the machine, the tremendous heat, and, the steam burst function (remember to keep your face away from the 680 when using steam burst). The machine also appears easy to maintain and clean. The manual states to use distilled water. You probably should do as it states--because I'm certain the heating coil and other components are quite delicate inside. Non-distilled water usually equates to faster corrosion development--depending on your state of residency (drinking water). Florida, which is definitely a "hard water" town, definitely purchase distilled.
If I think of anything else, I'll come back and annotate. In the interim, the machine does what it says it'll do. But, I don't think it's the best one (home user models) out there. I could be wrong. I will keep this model, nonetheless.
Hope this helps....

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How about an iron and ironing board all in one?That's right, replace your handheld iron and your ironing board with the Digital Fabric Steam Press, the easiest way to remove fabric wrinkles.The Digital Fabric Steam Press quickly removes wrinkles without damaging fabrics with a molded heating element that creates even temperature distribution for more effective and efficient pressing.A non-stick Teflon pressing surface that is 9 times larger than most conventional irons insures a time savings for you.A precision digital panel allows you to control multiple dry and steam settings, and material and temperature adjustments.For exceptionally stubborn wrinkles, a steam burst function is included.You simply lay the fabric on the pressing surface, select your steam setting, and pull the top (pressing cover) down to meet the bottom(pressing plate).It's that simple!You get that professionally creased look without a trip to the dry cleaners and without the use harsh chemicals. The stainless steel construction means the SF-680 will remain rust-free and outlast most of the fabrics that you press.The pressing plate locking knob allows you to lock the top to the bottom for portability and ease in storing.An auto shut-off feature keeps children and animals safe from harm.So reduce your ironing time up to 50% with this two-in-one offer!

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