I need a new - good iron - any recommendations?
#22
I purchased a T-Fal iron two years ago for my sewing room and I love it. I recently purchased another one for every day use. Great steam. It does shut off after 10 minutes but heats up really fast again. Kmart and JC Penneys both carry it. They run between $40-$50.
#23
i have this T Fal for 3 years now and i drop it on the floor at least once a week and it still works like a charm.
i am so thrilled with my purchase - the steam is great and it gets super hot plus its easy to clean when i get fusible on it.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...SYV65Z1Y3N2J58
i am so thrilled with my purchase - the steam is great and it gets super hot plus its easy to clean when i get fusible on it.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...SYV65Z1Y3N2J58
#27
I was a die hard steam iron fan until I came across a dry iron. I have been having nothing but trouble with all my steam irons leaking like a sieve. So I thought I would try it..I LOVE IT! No water no holes on the bottom and NO shut off! Its a great iron. I've used it for a week and I am impressed! And when I need that extra that steam would give me I just use starch..I use the trigger spray starch. works like a dream.
http://www.amazon.com/Continental-El...4846030&sr=8-1
http://www.amazon.com/Continental-El...4846030&sr=8-1
#28
I love my Black and Decker digital advantage iron. Only bugs me when it shuts off when I'm not ready for it to. But I like when I forget if I left it on and know it'll shut itself off. I only use it dry.
I have a Rowenta travel iron that I use in my sewing space. I don't use water in it either.
I have a Rowenta travel iron that I use in my sewing space. I don't use water in it either.
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Originally Posted by Stitchnripper
I have a Black and Decker Digital Advantage and I've been pleased with it.
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