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My small quilting group was unhappy with the oliso's, too. It kept spitting out water and before long did not want to raise up?
I bought a new Rowenta and as soon as it goes out think I will buy the cheapest one from WallyWorld. |
IMHO, if you can, buy your irons fromu Costco. Great return policy. I have reurned 3 Rowentas.
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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
(Post 5222546)
what is HD? Harley Davison?
HD=Home Depot. You can only get it on line. |
Originally Posted by momto5
(Post 5222203)
I have had several Rowentas and IMHO they are all pieces of garbage. I decided that all the heavy irons just simply couldn't ALL be bad, so I bought a Shark...same thing! Now I use a re-furbed Rowenta as back-up but I use a WM $5 Black & Decker. Not heavy, but no problems either!
My next try will be the Olisa... |
I have a Rowenta steam generating system - approx. 10 years. LOVE IT. Never spits 'cause all the water is in the tank. The on/off switch went out and a friend at church repaired it. Makes lots of steam. While it was broken I bought a $6 one from WalMart. Works fine but light weight. I like a heavy iron.
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I just purchased a Dry Iron from the Vermont Store. $29.95 Smooth sole plate. I use water bottle not steam.
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