BEAUTURAL 1800-Watt Steam Iron
Soleplate material : Ceramic
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Power : 1800-Watt|
Item Weight : 3.18 pounds|
Auto shut-off : Yes|
Spray function : No|
Voltage : 110V|
Vertical steam : Yes|
Water tank capacity : 340 milliliters|
Dimensions : 11.3 x 4.88 x 5.75 inches|
Material : Plastic|
Temperature control : Yes
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About BEAUTURAL 1800-Watt Steam Iron
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
86% were impressed with water tank capacity, while 14% weren't
I have been using distilled water for 3 months with no issues with the iron.
When the water tank is full, the iron becomes heavy due to its big size.
The steam-iron has an extra-large, see-through water tank with a flip open water fill door that shows when to add more water.
The tank size is inadequate and requires constant refilling, which is annoying.
93% found the temperature control helpful, yet 7% faced problems
I was afraid to increase the temperature as it could burn the fabric.
85% liked the steam output, however 15% didn't
I have noticed too much steam during ironing sessions, evidenced by water drips on the floor.
87% liked the steam burst function, although 13% encountered issues
The steam burst function of the steam-iron is reasonable and removes stubborn wrinkles without spitting, leaking, or leaving the garment too damp.
I have noticed that the first press of 'burst of steam' button always results in no steam produced.
The 'burst of steam' button doesn't produce steam on the first press.
I realized that the steam burst button is not working in either horizontal or vertical position.
88% found the design lightweight
The steam-iron is lightweight and easily goes into odd nooks and crannies in material.
89% appreciated the auto shut-off, whereas 11% raised concerns
Before shutting off, the iron gives an audible beep so I can move it to keep it on.
I have noticed that the iron has an auto shut off feature that shuts off too soon for quilting purposes. However, it heats up quickly so it's not an issue for me.
Rephrased: The iron has an auto shut off feature that shuts off too soon for quilting purposes, but it heats up quickly so it's not an issue for me.
I bought a new iron after the old one went faulty. It did not shut off on its own and started melting from overheating.
88% appreciated the anti-drip feature, whereas 12% raised concerns
I have not faced any issues with water dripping or spraying when it's not supposed to.
I noticed that the iron left drip puddles the first time it was used, which is related to the anti-drip feature of steam-iron.
The iron left drip puddles the first time I used it, which is related to the anti-drip feature of steam-iron.
I find the iron very annoying to use because it constantly leaks/drips water.
