I am needing to buy a new iron. My Rowenta leaked a lot so I think I am thinking about getting an Oliso Smart Iron - 1600 watts. Is that going to be hot enough? The more expensive model is 1800 watts. Would it be worth the extra money to get the better iron?
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The main thing I would be interested in is the shut off time. I think the 1800 watt has a 30 minute turn off cycle while the other models have 8 minute cycles.
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my dealer recommended the 1800 watt. price was thre same. love it.
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I have an Oliso top of the line, I love it. It automaticly moves up when not in use and it stays hot longer than any other iron I have used. I have not had a problem with water leaking. I do a lot of piecing and I hate it when the iron turns off too soon. So far mine has worked fine.
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I finally HAD it with my leaking Rowenta and bought a Reliable iron:
http://www.amazon.com/Velocity-V50-C...9218511&sr=1-2 I have had it over a month and, so far so good. It uses a lot of water but it steams like no tomorrow! It automatically shuts off after 8 mins. of unuse but you can bypass it. It is wonderful for pressing fabric but it's a blessing for ironing my husband's work clothes. |
I love my olisio. I have the 1600 bc the higher one was not available. The 8 min shutoff is not to bad since it stays hot it just takes a minute to heat back up.
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