Rowenta DG8624U1 Perfect Pro Station 1800 Watts Fast Heat Up
Soleplate material : Stainless Steel
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Power : 1800W|
Item Weight : 15.2 ounces|
Auto shut-off : Yes|
Spray function : No|
Voltage : 110V|
Vertical steam : No|
Water tank capacity : 37 oz|
Dimensions : 29.85 x 35.56 x 45.72 inches|
Color : Blue|
Material : Stainless Steel|
Temperature control : Yes
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About Rowenta DG8624U1 Perfect Pro Station 1800 Watts Fast Heat Up
Overall Feedback:
96% positive
91% were impressed with water tank capacity, while 9% weren't
The steam iron has a transparent tank that allows me to see the water level at all times. I can also add water on the fly without any risk of being scalded.
I like the 47 oz water reservoir because it has one-third more water capacity than my original steam station. It is easy to take the reservoir to the sink for filling and click it back into place without referring to a manual.
The iron has a transparent tank with fill lines, but it is difficult to see the water line, which defeats the purpose.
71% found the temperature control helpful, yet 29% faced problems
If I only need to press cottons and plan to use the hottest setting, the steam iron works perfectly.
I found the dial on the iron to be a bit hard to grasp and turn as it is directly under the handle, which affects the temperature control feature.
90% liked the steam output, however 10% didn't
The steam generator works amazingly fast with over 400 steam vents.
A hand held steam iron cannot produce the required volume and power of steam for ironing cotton fibers. Steam power is essential for ironing.
When the reservoir supplies water into the iron, the steam output suffers a noticeable regression.
79% liked the steam burst function, although 21% encountered issues
I have not faced any droplets of water on my garments while using the steam burst feature.
The steam trigger of the steam-iron can lead to over-steaming of clothes or even oneself if pressed too rapidly, which is a major safety issue.
Initially, there was a great burst of steam from the iron, but then it settled into a very disappointing lackluster amount of steam.
82% found the design lightweight
The iron is lightweight, but the unit it sits on can be heavy when filled with water.
I found the iron to be surprisingly lightweight and effortless in removing wrinkles.
82% appreciated the auto shut-off, whereas 18% raised concerns
I find it easy to press the trigger occasionally to reset the auto shut-off and appreciate the peace of mind it provides, despite some negative comments from other reviewers.
I am disappointed with the steam iron as it does not have an auto shut-off feature, which means it will remain on forever if left unattended.
I dislike the auto-shutoff time of the steam iron as it is too short, sometimes making me wait for it to reheat.
I find the auto shut-off feature of this steam-iron inconvenient as it shuts down too quickly (within 5 minutes) and needs to be restarted again.
86% appreciated the anti-drip feature, whereas 14% raised concerns
The iron has an anti-drip feature that prevents dripping at lower temperatures because the water is stored separately. It is also much lighter.
I have noticed that the first version of the steam iron would drip badly at times but the current version does not.
The current version of the steam iron does not drip, unlike the first version.
Whenever I turned the temperature down, water would drip out the bottom. It was not an issue at first but later on it became an issue.
