Showing posts with label Reviews Rowenta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reviews Rowenta. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
I love this Iron
I have only had this iron a few months but I love it! Ironing has become a snap. I was surprised to see so many negative reviews. I have had nothing but great results from this iron!
Friday, December 25, 2009
I'm sold on Rowenta
This is my third Rowenta in 26 years. I keep returning to this brand because of the weight it provides. Previous ones had a tendancy to drip, but it seems they've cleared up that problem. Even though I'm a sewer and quilter, the automatic shutoff doesn't bother me at all. I've found that the iron heats up very quickly. The vertical steaming feature is great, especially with hanging draperies.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Great Iron
This is my 2nd Rowenta and I'm still impressed with this brand. One great thing about this iron is that it's heavy, people don't realize that to iron clothes properly you need a heavy iron.....that way the iron does the work.....not you :-). Great product....I will buy again!!
M
M
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Hot and Heavy!
Clothes irons can be such a subjective purchase. What works well for one, will damn it for another. Some like heavier irons, some lighter. Some like stainless soleplates, some like other coverings.
I've owned a bunch of irons over the last 40 years, in all the major brands, plus I use 2 Elnapresses part of the time. This is the second Rowenta I've had, having bought an excellent one 20 years ago only to have a family member break it in an accidental fall.
It will be noticeable to someone accustomed to a lightweight iron that this is no lightweight. It certainly doesn't weigh what the old all-metal irons used to in my mother's generation, but it is substantial. It will also be noted that the soleplate is inox stainless steel, and glides over fabrics with a finger's touch. Often, cotton knitted t-shirts will stretch from soleplate friction when ironed; not on this iron. A finger or two's touch is all that's required to move the iron over fabric.
There is a wide range of temperature settings; I can't testify to their accuracy as I mostly use cotton/linen or synthetic. I will say that, in my experience, a stainless steel soleplate appears to get hotter and this iron is certainly hotter than my Sunbeam or B/D. This is an advantage for me with my main ironing being cotton.
It is also convenient that there is a wide range of steam setting. So many irons are basically a little steam or none; this iron really pumps out the steam when desired, but easily tapers that back also. There is a spray setting and it certainly works, but I seldom use it.
For those who want it, please note this iron has a quite thick power cord, thicker than the average steam iron, and it does not retract into the iron. However, it is also a quite long and the thicker-than-normal cord ensures it doesn't get tangled easily. This iron is quite high in wattage, more than the average, and it is cautioned in the owner's manual not to use an extension cord that can't handle the wattage.
Filling the iron is basically like my Sunbeam with a hole on the front of the iron body and a provided cup.
I'd like to note that, as with "Bergeron"'s review, I also use an iron for sewing and quilting. Unlike "Bergeron", I realize it is well documented that auto shutoff on irons has saved lives and property. Yes, it can be irritating. My solution? I purchased a vintage iron NOS on EBay and that's the iron I use for pressing. Not so complicated, is it?
This iron isn't cheap, but its German design and construction should outlast at least a few of its Chinese-built competitors, including my Sunbeam and Black & Decker!
I've owned a bunch of irons over the last 40 years, in all the major brands, plus I use 2 Elnapresses part of the time. This is the second Rowenta I've had, having bought an excellent one 20 years ago only to have a family member break it in an accidental fall.
It will be noticeable to someone accustomed to a lightweight iron that this is no lightweight. It certainly doesn't weigh what the old all-metal irons used to in my mother's generation, but it is substantial. It will also be noted that the soleplate is inox stainless steel, and glides over fabrics with a finger's touch. Often, cotton knitted t-shirts will stretch from soleplate friction when ironed; not on this iron. A finger or two's touch is all that's required to move the iron over fabric.
There is a wide range of temperature settings; I can't testify to their accuracy as I mostly use cotton/linen or synthetic. I will say that, in my experience, a stainless steel soleplate appears to get hotter and this iron is certainly hotter than my Sunbeam or B/D. This is an advantage for me with my main ironing being cotton.
It is also convenient that there is a wide range of steam setting. So many irons are basically a little steam or none; this iron really pumps out the steam when desired, but easily tapers that back also. There is a spray setting and it certainly works, but I seldom use it.
For those who want it, please note this iron has a quite thick power cord, thicker than the average steam iron, and it does not retract into the iron. However, it is also a quite long and the thicker-than-normal cord ensures it doesn't get tangled easily. This iron is quite high in wattage, more than the average, and it is cautioned in the owner's manual not to use an extension cord that can't handle the wattage.
Filling the iron is basically like my Sunbeam with a hole on the front of the iron body and a provided cup.
I'd like to note that, as with "Bergeron"'s review, I also use an iron for sewing and quilting. Unlike "Bergeron", I realize it is well documented that auto shutoff on irons has saved lives and property. Yes, it can be irritating. My solution? I purchased a vintage iron NOS on EBay and that's the iron I use for pressing. Not so complicated, is it?
This iron isn't cheap, but its German design and construction should outlast at least a few of its Chinese-built competitors, including my Sunbeam and Black & Decker!
Thursday, December 10, 2009
rowenta professional iron
The Rowenta Professional iron was an excellent replacement for an older model. It holds more water, heats up quickly and lives up to the expectations of the Rowenta brand.
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Rowenta is Awesome
This iron is light weight and easy to use. I would recommend it to anyone. Well worth the cost.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Excellent IRON!!
Wonderful product but it seemed to take forever for it to arrive. I'm very pleased. THis is the third Rowenta iron I have owned and wouldn't select any other.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
I LOVE IT
I love this iron. What a difference it has made. It works great. I can get done twice as fast because when you run it over the clothes, they are ironed. No holding the iron there and waiting. The wrinkles are gone in one swipe. I got mine on ebay for $64. I loved it so much I went out and got a Rowenta ironing board...I love that too.
Friday, November 20, 2009
the Rolls Royce of irons
heavy enough to iron on the first pass, heats up quick. just a pleasure to iron with
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Good styling- easy use.
I highly recommend the Rowenta. After a shaky start- it leaked severely- I had it repaired, and it has been a joy to use since.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
excellent,
I really like my Rowenta. In fact I have given two as gifts. It is a good heavy iron with a lot of steam power. Pat Wade
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Rowenta Iron
I'm rewriting this review, 6 months later. The iron still works dry, but it drips as soon as I add water. I would no longer rate this 5 stars. I'm very unhappy considering what I paid for this iron.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Pleased :o)
Yes, I purchased this product and I am very Pleased.....
I wanted an Iron w/ a bit more class then some others.
The Rowenta DX 8800 has the class and more.
For those who have special Garments that need special care
Rowenta is the way to go............
I wanted an Iron w/ a bit more class then some others.
The Rowenta DX 8800 has the class and more.
For those who have special Garments that need special care
Rowenta is the way to go............
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Rowenta 8800 makes ironing a breeze
I never knew how easy ironing could be until I got this iron. Shipping was fast and the price was right, all in all I'm very pleased ... thank you amazon.
Judy
Judy
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Rowenta DX-8800 1750-Watt Professional Iron
Rowenta irons have been my choice of irons for quite some time. The professional is the best iron I have ever used. It emits lots of steam and smooths all of the wrinkles. I love it.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Rowenty Iron
This is our second Rowenta Iron and is certainly a quality product. We are happy with it's performance.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Makes ironing a breeze
This is an excellent iron! The steam is very good, which makes ironing easy and faster. Highly recommended!
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Rowenta DX-8800 1750-watt Professional Iron
Iron gives very good service, It was a replacement for one that I had dropped onto a ceramic tile floor, which caused the water chamber of the previous iron to break and allowed it to leak when using the steam or spray feature. I had had it for about fifteen years, so I can vouch for its service and reliability.
Friday, October 9, 2009
great iron
This has to be the best iron for me there could be. I like everything about it. Now my ironing board is not good enough.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Rowenta Iron
Love this iron! This is our second purchase of Rowenta for the past ten years...couldn't be happier. Husband's slacks look beautiful each and every time!
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