Rowenta DW8080 Pro Master 1700-Watt Micro Steam Iron Stainless Steel Soleplate with Auto-Off, 400-Hole, Blue
For professional-quality results at home, turn to the Pro Master steam iron by Rowenta. The 1700-watt iron features a full metal shield and a scratch-resistant, stainless-steel soleplate with 400 micro holes for an even distribution of wrinkle-removing steam. Gliding effortlessly across all fabrics, the highly polished soleplate includes a rounded back end, for a smooth back and forth motion, and a precision-point tip that makes easy work of maneuvering over collars, along seams, and in between buttons. Adjust the continuous steam output (40g/min) and soleplate temperature as needed to accommodate a wide range of fabrics like silk or wool. The iron’s powerful burst of steam function (150g/min) works great for thicker fabrics and makes unruly wrinkles quickly melt away. Holding the iron upright, and with the touch of a button, the iron delivers an extra-long burst of vertical steam—perfect for removing wrinkles from hanging garments, delicate items, or drapes. Additional highlights include an anti-drip system to prevent spitting or leaking at low heat settings, a self-cleaning anti-calc system that flushes out loose mineral deposits for long-lasting optimal performance, and three-way automatic shut-off for safety—the iron turns itself off if left unused after 8 minutes in the upright position or after 30 seconds in the horizontal position or if tipped over. Successfully complete any ironing task with the professional-grade Rowenta DW8080 Pro Master steam iron.
Product Features
- 1700-watt professional-grade steam iron with full metal shield and 3-way automatic shut-off
- Highly polished stainless-steel soleplate with precision tip and 400+ micro holes for thorough steam distribution
- Variable-steam, burst-of-steam, and cool-mist-spray options; vertical steam for hanging garments
- Anti-drip and self-clean systems; extra-large 12.7-ounce water tank; works with regular tap water
- Comfort-grip handle; 7-foot cord with 360-degree pivot; made in Germany; 1-year warranty
- Made in Germany
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Good performance so far I work in the garment industry and have been using Rowenta irons (both at work and at home) for over 15 years. The best advice I can give anyone is that if you are going to spend the money for the Rowenta brand name, then make sure that the model you are buying says “MADE IN GERMANY”. At one time all Rowenta irons were made in Germany, however several years ago as a cost cutting move, the company farmed out many of its lower price models to China. The difference in quality between the models…
Wonderful iron! I’m a quilter and I have an iron plugged in and ready to go most of every day. I had recently bought a replacement iron at a big box store and was very disappointed with it and was looking around for an alternative. Then I was watching a Youtube video of a popular quilter showing her applique technique and she mentioned how much she loved her iron. I paused the video to see what the model of it was and ended up ordering this one. I love it too! It has a large tank that keeps producing…
I love this iron. The shape, weight and handling are all perfection for an iron in this price range. The sole plate is smoth and Iâve yet to have a problem with sticky residue or discoloration of the plate and Iâm completely satisfied with the steam features. My only complaint is that you canât leave it plugged in. You have to unplug it in order for it to be completely off. This is inconvenient for me as I have health problems that make it painful to bend down to unplug. Other than that,…