Which Costco iron? Rowenta or Sunbeam
#22
I have had the Costco Sunbeam for over 3 years and have never regretted buying it. It works better than any Rowenta iron I have ever owned, and I've had my share of them. And - the price is so right! However, I just replaced my Sunbeam with a Panasonic cordless iron. I am in love with my new cordless iron.
#23
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Central Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
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I bought a Sunbeam at Walmart for $10 and it works great, and no shut off! I have to replace one of my cheap irons about once every ten years or so. I keep seeing reports about expensive irons and spitting problems. Never had one so just assume others are telling the truth. Just remember to ALWAYS use distilled water in an iron to avoid deposit build up in the iron. I also use distilled water in my spray bottle that lives on the ironing board.
#25
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Posts: 14
I have had great success with the Sunbeam iron. I love it. Had to replace the first one, but bought the second. Price and service excellent. I'm not a fan of Rowenta. I've had probably close to a dozen over the last 15 years, and they all eventually leaked. Have friends with the same experience.
#26
I just bought a Panasonic cordless and it seems to get plenty hot for me. I also have a Rowenta, but the cordless is easier to handle in the space I have and being left handed. I do know that I prefer the German made Rowentas and never really had a leak problem, since I prefer a spritz bottle rather than putting water in the iron. I have had very good luck with the Rowenta traveling iron (even though it's made in China). I already used one travel iron up.
#28
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Central NJ
Posts: 117
I had a Euro Pro with the water tank that died after about 10 years and it required that I use distilled water in it....well when it broke I bought the Rowenta with the tank and that has been sent back to be repaired already....and they told me to use tap water that will eliminate the spitting......so now it is back and is good not leaking from the tank.....$200....for an iron it better last another 10 years........
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