Unexpected fire - beware!
#141
Fire is scary!! when I was a kid, (many moons ago) we have an iron that actually melted. No one got hurt and we just threw it away, as this is what you did years ago. Hope you get a satifactory answer.
NormaBeth
NormaBeth
#142
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Ontario, Canada
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This is so scary!! Hope you are feeling better soon and heal quickly - burns can be so finicky! Rowentas have become a popular name and many of us have bought them - I have a regular one and the travel one - Thanks for the info and warning! Please keep us up to date with what you find out and any further info. Do take care!
#145
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Owensboro, KY
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Gosh! So sorry this happened to you. I've had the Rowenta travel iron for three years without one problem. I think with the quality of manufacturing today, we can expect problems with any product, no matter the good reputation of the company! It's disgraceful they put out so many inferior products.
#147
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: central Illinois
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Seems to me the Rowenta irons have a lot of problems. Glad I don't own one. Hope your hand heals Ok and you get results about the iron. I go along with some of the others, maybe good place for label. Good luck.
#148
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Southeast Georgia
Posts: 2,526
Goodness! This sort of makes you question "A bad day quilting beats a good day working." I hope your hand gets better soon. Please post pics of the backing. I'd be glad to share if I have it! If not, maybe you can find something that coordinates with it, or put a quilt label over the hole.
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