Grammahunt

I have tried them all--Oleso, Rowenta, Sunbeam, etc and on and on. I'm old and I've had a lot of irons. The Only iron I recommend is the Black and Decker Digital Advantage. My reason is that it heats fast, has an automatic shut off But will reset to the former temp with a quick flick of the wrist. The sole is as smooth as silk. It also does not care whether or not you empty the steam/water chamber every time you use it. I have never had this iron leak or even die on me. I have had three of these irons and have only had to replace them because I previously had to work on cement and dropped the other two irons. One after owning it only a few weeks. And for the whipped cream on this little treat--the price is half the cost of the more finicky expensive irons. Did I say I love this iron?