Panasonic Cordless Iron
02-22-2014, 12:43 PM
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i treated myself to one of these a few months ago.
i absolutely love it.
as the instructions inside the box will tell you, it isn't rechargeable in the way ... for example ... a cordless drill is.
you have to return the iron to its base in order to keep it hot.
i can press quite a bit before i must return it to the base.
it's a bit pricey but i was sooooo tired of the cord getting the way ...
so far it has proved itself to be worth every penny.
i absolutely love it.
as the instructions inside the box will tell you, it isn't rechargeable in the way ... for example ... a cordless drill is.
you have to return the iron to its base in order to keep it hot.
i can press quite a bit before i must return it to the base.
it's a bit pricey but i was sooooo tired of the cord getting the way ...
so far it has proved itself to be worth every penny.
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02-22-2014, 02:34 PM
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i got mine at walmart.
they have a few different make/models at amazon.
they have a few different make/models at amazon.
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02-22-2014, 04:30 PM
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I got mine on amazon, it was a lighting deal. I probably wouldn't have got it had it not been on sale because I wasn't looking for an iron but I am so happy I did. If it ever dies on me I will replace happily at full price.
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