Oliso Iron
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: El Paso, Tx
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I have found the same problem with Rowenta and decided to do away with it. Got a Black and Decker Retro, so cute.
I tried a Oliso at a quilt class. Can't say I would spend the money on one, was not impressed, just my opinion.
I tried a Oliso at a quilt class. Can't say I would spend the money on one, was not impressed, just my opinion.
#3
I was wondering the same thing. That kick up it does is pretty cool. Lol dropped my Shark Iron yesterday, and now it leaks. Guess I'll go back to Costco and spend another $25. It'll eventually add up to an Oliso at this rate. Lolol.....unless.... What if I drop that one? Ha..
#9
Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
have not been happy with Oliso...nor have the shops around here...don't like that heavy Shark either..too top heavy, falls over very easily...sticking my Maytag cordless!
#10
I had an Oliso and hated it because it is so darn heavy if you do have to move it from surface to surface. If you have a dedicated ironing space, it might be okay but I am happier with my Panasonic! I have one with a cord and a cordless one and really like them both. I take the corded one to classes. Neither have ever leaked and I have had both of them over five years now!
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