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Thread: Expensive Oliso Pro Iron, not working properly....

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    Sorry you're having problems...I too, am SO done with the fancy-schmancy irons! The next one I buy will NOT be a Rowenta or an Olisa....it will be the cheapest one I can find!
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    I don't go to Walmart very often, but I did buy an iron there for about $19 5 yrs ago that works great. Just have to remember to empty out the water when I'm done. Also have a Euro Steam that I bought at a MQS a few years ago that I use for fast, effective everyday ironing, not for quilting. I've been tempted by the Eliso, but hopefully, won't bite!

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    The most expensive iron I've purchased was a Reliable (ha! ha!) for just over $100. It didn't just leak, it streamed water very soon after I got it. Right now I'm really enjoying the Black & Decker I picked up for $1 at a garage sale. It hits up, hot, hot, hot, in nothing flat. No more expensive irons for me.
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    After going through three different expensive irons in less than a year (all returned for my money back when they died), checking out the Oliso ratings on Amazon and deciding there were too many unhappy customers, I went to WallyWorld and bought a $6.00 iron.

    *LOL* After two years plus, it's still going strong! Heats properly, steams without dripping, and, best of all, it's very light weight so it is easy on my wrists.

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    Update...have sent 10 emails to Oliso since October 12, and they are not doing anything....Do I have to say I am not happy with them......$200 for a machine that lasted 15 months....

    Went to Walmart and bought a simple Rival for $9, it was the only one I could find that did not have a automatic shut off.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Deborahlees View Post
    Update...have sent 10 emails to Oliso since October 12, and they are not doing anything....Do I have to say I am not happy with them......$200 for a machine that lasted 15 months....

    Went to Walmart and bought a simple Rival for $9, it was the only one I could find that did not have a automatic shut off.....
    Did you try calling? It's much easier for them to ignore emails than a live person on the phone.

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