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Old 02-26-2011, 04:17 AM
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Originally Posted by donnajean
I'm thinking it's another case of things are not made as well as they used to be. My Rowenta was purchased in the 90's & still works perfectly.
I also have an older Rowenta (got it half-price years ago) and it still works just great. From what I read in this post, guess I will have to try the Black and Decker if the Rowenta goes on the blink. No water leakage for me as yet.
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