Rowenta, Iron, Pro Master Steam, Steamer for clothes, High Pressure Professional Steam Station, Stainless Steel Soleplate 57 oz, 400 microsteam holes, Built-In Pump, 1750 watts, Black Green, VR8338

This iron is amazing. I’ve been using it since December (so 8 months) and it’s worked perfectly - the iron itself gets hot enough to iron linen without steam, but it produces plenty of steam. A lot of people complaining probably don’t realize for continuous steam you have to hold the trigger, not just pump it once. I iron a lot, and the time it takes me has been cut down significantly. It has some weight to it, but it’s not super heavy. Love the 1.7 liter tank - I can iron everything without having to refill the iron every 10 minutes. It’s an excellent value for the price.

Exelente lleno tiempo usándolo y es una maravilla

Brilliant machine. I’m new to the steam generator game, but am definitely a convert. This iron pours out the steam, easily ironing through 8+ layers of fabric (e.g. a folded table cloth) so you spend 1/4 of the time ironing each piece. Pant legs? Lay them flat and iron through all 4 layers. We also use flannel paper-towel substitutes and I can do a whole stack at once before rolling them back onto the holder for reusing. I never bothered ironing sheets and duvet covers before, but I know many people do, and I just might start now simply because I can fold them and iron them while they’re folded.

This iron has super long cords, so goes where you go. It is light weight but delivers lots of steam power. Ironing doesn't need to be drudgery. I use mine primarily for quilting and sewing. Best value for your money.

I bought this Rowenta steam iron for one reason: my husband’s dress shirts. Ironing them every week was taking forever with my old iron, and I needed something that could actually keep up. This one delivers. The steam output is strong enough to press out stubborn wrinkles in a single pass — no going back over the same collar or cuff three times. It heats up fast, glides smoothly over cotton and blends, and what used to be a drawn-out chore is now something I can knock out quickly. Honestly, I wish I’d found it sooner. If you’re regularly ironing dress shirts, this is worth every penny.