Rowenta Steam Iron Honest Review
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- ROWENTA STEAM IRON HONEST REVIEW / Hello Makers and welcome to Sheer Stitchery!
#Unboxing
Have you ever wondered what is the best iron for sewing or which iron should I buy? Well, in this video, I do an iron unboxing and review of the Rowenta Steam Iron Station. This is an honest review and I bought this iron with my own money.
Overall, this is a great iron and I LOVE the amount of steam and high degree of temperature controls that it has. The one item that is a bit of a bother is that it has an auto shut off after 6 minutes of not being used, which when sewing garments can be a bit annoying (bit great for quilting since you pop over to the iron VERY frequently.)
I have also used this iron to press my husbands suits for work and it works a dream. I would consider this one of the best sewing supplies for a new sewist.
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I am planning on keeping this iron, even though it auto shuts off every 8 minutes or so. This is one of the best irons I have used for steam and it performs very well.
@Google User it presses very well and the steam is amazing. As for the safety feature of shutting off after 8 minutes - unless you are using it if it is left alone for 8 minutes straight it shuts off, it is annoying but does not affect its functionality. 🥰
Update: I have had this for 1 year now and it is still going strong, the only thing that has worn is the fabric wrapped cord frayed (fixed with electrical tape) as I use the iron at least 8 hours 6-7 days a week.
Update: When it is on constantly and I have a dedicated person for ironing it did get some brown scortch marks around the white plastic (but doesn't affect the functionality of the iron).
This is how you create a review for a steamer/iron. Not all those other videos where all they do is read the description about the product and don’t actually steam anything or only steam 1 item. Finally a helpful review!! Thank you!!🎉😊❤
Great review! Iiked seeing exactly how it worked on the different fabrics
Glad it helped you ❤
Bought an earlier version 20 years ago and have used it heavily in my sewing business and I continue to love it.
What did you do to preserve it that long and not get the spitting and leaking that others (myself included) have had happen with Rowenta irons?
Great video! Good explanations and the review itself feels very professional! Keep em coming! 👌💪
I hope it helped you decide which iron to get :)
Wow, looks like it works pretty well. Definitely a good investment.
Thanks, I just love it
Thank you very much for explaining the product, a detailed and accurate explanation, continue to distinguish you
Hi, happy new year, nice thumbnail, intro, also looks like a pretty good iron lol, also once again, well done and well spoken, good job.
Thanks so much 😄 you are so sweet
Thank you for sharing! Could you do a review on your sewing machine? I absolutely adore your videos! They are very inspiring! I love the patterns you pick!
I certainly can! I'll add it into the mix! Thanks for tuning in ❤
This is a good iron. You won’t even need to use starch 😂. Great video as always. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for stopping by :)
No lie we need a new iron in my house, the one we have is from the 2000s, I think thus would make a great gift tbh haha
Oh it certainly would!
I'm a quilter, and it's constantly turning itself off just as I need it again to press a seam. I am beyond exasperated... pressing the button as instructed to wake it up takes so long to return to operation that I leave the room and then forget about it... if it didn't cost so much, and work so well when it actually turns on, I would get rid of it.
Haha, I know how you feel. I am always paranoid about it shutting off so I hit the steam button every so often when I piecing so it doesn't shut off. 😅
I would like to see someone do a descaling, or a cleaning out of the calcium collector, so I can be sure I understand the whole concept and do it correctly.
Thank you for the video! I am looking for a steamer. Is it heavy to hold ? I need to steam my curtains and i don't want to get tired just by holding it. Would still recommend it for that purpose and the like?
It is actually very comfortable to hold, as the steam station is separate from the iron itself. I also have a Singer Steam Works Pro that would be perfect for ironing curtains and it is not heavy at all. I use it to steam bridal gowns and suits.
Very Fancy kinda but honestly i probably keep my regular one
Haha, whatever floats your boat ;)
Thank you for sharing! Can you go over how ttoclean your Rowenta steamer iron on station?
Do you have a wireless mini iron? It's so handy (especially when you're invited to a wedding on the other side of the country, no folds in your clothes!)
I have looked into getting a small one for those tight seams... might have to look into it further...
@@SheerStitchery I can only recommend it!
I haven't used an Iron for many years now. This doesn't seem like an iron I would used now based on this review.
Haha, now how do you press your shirts before you go out? Also, tey pressing your bedsheets - makes them extra luxe
I'm with you
Hi ! How to clean this kind of iron coz there is brown water coming out ...
Oh, dear. I have never had brown water on my iron. I only use distilled water in my iron to avoid any dissolved elements like calcium and iron. Sorry, not sure how to clean it.
From all the steam iron stations you could have chosen...why Rowenta and why this model? You did not mention why you chose this compared to all other iron stations available.
I chose this one because of the large water reservoir, pressure of steam output and ease of install. I was alo looking at a gravity fed iron and you need to have hooks on the ceiling to hold the cords and it is not as safe. 🥰
WOW THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO
WHAT A POOR PACKING FROM THE MANUFACTURER
CAN YOU IMAGINE GETTING AN ITEM LIKE THAT IN THE MAIL OPEN BOX AND NO PROTECTION
THANKS FOR SHOWING US THAT
You are welcome 🙂
The wrinkles didn’t come off from the linen! I don’t like it
😂 yup. So true. That flat crisp linen is so satisfying - got to have the power to get that linen nice and crisp.
Based on this review I'd say simpler is better.
But definitely good video review!
Thanks, I am so glad it helped you out!
Can put it on a hanger and steam the dress?????
If you wanted to yes you could
The way you did not iron that linen napkin fully abousoltly made me die inside. .total insane to me uhhhhh
Haha! I get it 😂 my husband made the same comment to me as well!
I just used my new rowenta iron for the first time and it is leaking out the bottom of the tank
Oh no! I bet they will take it back due to warranty. How did it go with the customer service over there?
How much better is this puppy than a quality rowenta iron?
The large water reservoir is a huge plus compared to the regular Rowenta (or Olso irons for that matter). Not sure I could go back to the ones with such a small water reserve.
@@SheerStitchery if I want an iron for dress shirts only, would the system work faster or much better than a regular iron?
Any thoughts on the leaking problem so many complain about with rowentas?
@@morehn I iron my husband's dress shirts for work every morning and this iron is worth it. Also, I have never had an issue with water spots on this iron.
Made in Germany?
Very Bad Iron ! Cleaning system doesn't work. Do NOT BUY
Oh, dear sounds like you should reach out to them as you got a defect. I’ve had mine for over two years and have had no issues (and I use it 6-8 hours a day off and on as I sew). The only thing that came up was my cord began to fray because it was rubbing on the open cabinet door so I wrapped it in electrical tape.
Made in Germany?