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3.10.12

Panasonic U-Shape Steam Iron;review


Panasonic U-Shape Steam Iron



Panasonic U-Shape Steam-Circulating Iron

                       Titanium Soleplate
U-shaped nonstick soleplate for smooth gliding and enhanced steam circulation. View larger.









A useful addition to any busy household, Panasonic's innovative U-Shape steam-circulating iron makes quick work of pressing creases into pant legs, removing wrinkles from work shirts, and creating crisp clean lines--from skirts and dresses to napkins, table cloths, and more. Ironing doesn't have to be a chore when wielding the right kind of iron.
Uniquely Designed Soleplate
Standing apart from the rest, Panasonic's handheld iron features a unique U-shaped design on the end of its soleplate that helps circulate steam under the soleplate for smoother ironing and enhanced steam coverage. The iron's durable titanium soleplate also comes with a nonstick coating to help ensure effortless gliding, while its slightly curved shape puts the pressure at the center of the iron instead of at the tip, which means less tugging, snagging, and minimal wrinkling.
Fingertip Controls

Fingertip controls
Adjustable steam, spray-mist button, and temperature-control dial. (Model NI-E650TR shown.)View larger.
Another thoughtful detail includes the adjustable-steam and spray-mist features. The iron's adjustable-steam function makes it possible to generate the right amount of steam for the job--high steam for heavy fabric like wool, cotton, and linen or low steam for quick touch-ups or lighter fabrics like silk. The spray-mist option delivers an extra burst of moisture with a push of the button--great for removing stubborn wrinkles. Both options are easily accessible on the top of the curved handle.
Adjustable Temperature
With a simple turn of the dial, the iron quickly heats to the temperature desired--and keeps it there. The temperature ranges from 176 to 392 degrees F, but the five, clearly labeled fabric settings on the dial make it easy to choose the amount of heat needed for the job. A handy indicator light will illuminate once the desired temperature has been reached.
Other highlights include a hip-up profile that makes it possible to see more of the item being ironed, a transparent water window for at-a-glance monitoring of the water level, a wide opening for easily filling the iron with water, 1200 watts of power, and the Good Housekeeping seal of approval.
Panasonic offers three U-Shape steam-circulating iron models to choose from--view the chart below to compare.





14.9.12

Sunbeam GCSBTR-100 Travel Iron:Review


Sunbeam GCSBTR-100 Travel Iron


If you are looking for iron, we offer high quality products.Sunbeam GCSBTR-100 Travel Iron
This is a big iron in a little package!!!! It irons very well. I was able to iron a cotton blend shirt with this baby (and even had to be careful I didn't burn it) because this iron packs a good punch. It might leak a little bit but this happens with any regular size iron and of course it packs well because its very compact. Love it.

Product Features

  • Includes Dual Voltage
  • Non-Stick Soleplate
  • Shot of Steam
  • Variable Temperature
  • Soft Touch Handle and Dial


Bought this iron to use on trip to France staying in hotels without irons in room or where I did not want to use laundry facility. Strange as it seems I iron every day - pants, lab coat kid's clothes which my wife finds funny as she never irons. I tend to be a perfectionist so like to iron my own stuff.

I have owned four travel irons over the years but this is the first that did not spit - not once - or leave wet spots on clothes that take forever to get out. In fact it performed as well as my full-size Rowenta iron. I did follow the instructions about filling with water but I don't know if this made the difference. I am truly impressed with this product.

When I needed to pack one day I found I could use cold water to cool the plate down if careful attention was paid anfd the handle part was not too hot to pack. I know this is probably not recommended but I have done it before

If i had a niggle, maybe half-a-star, it would be the "extra steam" function is a little awkward owing to the price of the iron I'd guess. The buttons work and deliver the extra steam useful for ironing cotton shirts etc but are a little stiff in use. Not too bad but just not great,

A dedicated bag would be nice too but it is not a deal breaker.
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