Iron Steamer for Clothes Master Steam Station, Professional Steam Iron for Clothes with Stainless Steel Soleplate, 57 Oz, 400 Microsteam Holes, Built-In Pump, 1750 Watts, Black/Green, VR8338

OMG!! What a timesaver!!! I love this iron! The huge tank of water allows me to iron, non-stop, a week’s worth of clothes without stopping to fill up the tiny water tank that most steam irons provide. The steam it provides is incredible and with a little starch, our clothes look like they just came from the dry cleaners! Keep up the good work, Rowena!

This iron is amazing. I’ve been using it since December (so 8 months) and it’s worked perfectly - the iron itself gets hot enough to iron linen without steam, but it produces plenty of steam. A lot of people complaining probably don’t realize for continuous steam you have to hold the trigger, not just pump it once. I iron a lot, and the time it takes me has been cut down significantly. It has some weight to it, but it’s not super heavy. Love the 1.7 liter tank - I can iron everything without having to refill the iron every 10 minutes. It’s an excellent value for the price.

As a quilter, I know the importance of pressing. I like to have steam vs a dry iron. It can get old filling and dumping out water to care for a regular iron. However, with this Rowena there is a separate water reservoir that eliminates concerns of leaking irons.

Hardly releases steam , only on Linen and every time you push the button you have to wait for release steam and its delay compare to basic Rowenta iron I have had it for 7 years and works much more better .

Create enough steam on wool setting, full tank water were good for a week . I used gravity feed iron but lately quality became so poor so last iron broke down just in 3 months. I had to buy different iron and bought this iron. Hope gonna last years.

LOVE this. I'm a wedding planner and designer and the biggest frustration on event is streaming wrinkled tablecloths. I bought this hoping to speed up the process and it was golden. Huge difference from the standard steamer. It is way faster. Highly recommend!

I purchased this iron expecting it to perform like my previous Rowenta model, but it was a disappointment. The soleplate is noticeably smaller, making ironing take longer. When the iron heats up, the steam has an unpleasant odor that never went away, even after exchanging the first unit. The original iron I received had clearly been returned by another customer, so I exchanged it, but the replacement had the same issue. My older Rowenta iron had a larger soleplate and performed much better. The only advantage of this model is its larger water tank, which means less frequent refilling during use.

I would give this steam station 4 stars. It works well for occasional ironing and produces good results once the steam gets going. I also appreciate the auto shut-off feature from a safety standpoint, especially when I'm distracted and forget to turn it off. That said, there are a few drawbacks. The steam response is slower than I expected, and the water tank is smaller than I'd like, requiring frequent refills during longer sessions. While I appreciate the auto shut-off feature, I wish there was an option to extend the shut-off time because it can become frustrating when working continuously. As the owner of a busy embroidery and sewing business, I don't find this iron ideal for high-volume production work. The slower steam response, frequent refills, and aggressive auto shut-off interrupt my workflow. However, for home use or occasional ironing, it performs well and offers good safety features. Overall, it's a solid iron for light-duty use, but if you're running a busy sewing operation or doing a lot of pressing throughout the day, you may want to consider a more industrial-grade steam system.

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Brilliant machine. I’m new to the steam generator game, but am definitely a convert. This iron pours out the steam, easily ironing through 8+ layers of fabric (e.g. a folded table cloth) so you spend 1/4 of the time ironing each piece. Pant legs? Lay them flat and iron through all 4 layers. We also use flannel paper-towel substitutes and I can do a whole stack at once before rolling them back onto the holder for reusing. I never bothered ironing sheets and duvet covers before, but I know many people do, and I just might start now simply because I can fold them and iron them while they’re folded.

This iron has super long cords, so goes where you go. It is light weight but delivers lots of steam power. Ironing doesn't need to be drudgery. I use mine primarily for quilting and sewing. Best value for your money.

I've been very happy with this steam station. It heats up quickly, produces strong, consistent steam, and makes ironing much faster. The results are excellent on most fabrics, and clothes come out looking crisp and smooth. The only downside is that on stubborn, deep wrinkles you need to go over the area a few times or apply a bit more pressure. It handles them well eventually, but it takes a little extra effort. Overall, it's a great iron station that performs very well, and I would definitely recommend it.

Heats up super fast. Steam well. The best iron I’ve ever owned. Makes ironing super easy and fast. I highly recommend it, worth every single penny.