Since it seems there are real problems with leaking irons, why can't manufacturers figure something out? They have robots out there, cars that drive themselves and whatever else. It shouldn't be that hard. Maybe it is so many of the younger generation just don't iron anymore, so not much need for irons. Scary.
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The late great Nancy Zieman had an article a little
while back about irons and water. I think there was some Technical information but recommended using water that had gone through a Brita type filter. I did that for a while with success but now back to dry iron and mister bottle. |
Originally Posted by Karamarie
(Post 8530975)
Maybe it is so many of the younger generation just don't iron anymore, so not much need for irons. Scary.
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I like my Morphy Richards 'Easycharge' cordless, although I don't often use the steam function. It's quite heavy, but I like the weight, and works well for both my quilting and my regular ironing. It was about £50, so I guess $30 or so if it's available in the states.
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I too have had trouble with the Rowenta irons. Tossed my several years ago. I like the T-Fal 1800 watt iron. Gets hot quickly, has an extra large water tank and is light weight. And doesn't leak. I have 3 of them and have had them for at least 5-6 years.
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