Does this iron specifically have an on/off button, some irons do not. Also, can steam be used at any temp??
2065383
the on and off switch is part of the dial. Steam can also be used at lower temperatures. I'm very satisfied with this iron.
2065384
It has an off button. You dial it to the type of fabric you will be pressing like perm press, cotton, linen. The steam temp will be determined by your fabric choice. It's a great iron.
2065385
The iron CAN be turned off completely by using the temperature setting knob. You can twirl it all the way to off. It also has "auto-off" if you let it sit without using it for awhile. As for the steam usage, it starts, as do most irons, at a low "wool" setting. The internal heater on this Panasonic, (and all the other irons I've seen,) do not have dual components that are cool enough to iron silk or acrylics, yet hot enough to produce steam. There's always the "spray" function for dampening those low temperature items, though. We love this iron!
2065386
Not sure what is meant by on/off switch, however, I would say no. The center dial has an off position, and you turn it to the right to set your temperature. It does have a fail-safe off switch if you leave it on for over a certain amount of time. Yes, steam can be used on a variety of temperatures, and there is one setting for dry iron.
241225
No. Only ON/OFF. If the temperature is critical for you, this is not what you want.this is a basic soldering iron for basic purpose.
92025
Yes it has an auto shut off,but I am unsure of how long it stays on. It has steam at lower temperatures. I am very pleased with this iron.
2236988
Yes, it does, although I find the steam function to be all you need. It's a very good iron for the price.
1592578
No, it does not have steam, but it does shut off after a while of not being used. Very handy, good for 2quiltng seams and inside cuffs, tight places with seams. I love mine, and my daugher does too. We bought it because of quilting.
2275727
It does not have an actual off switch, however, when you hold down the temp up button the power turns off. The bigger issue is that the iron I have does not heat up enough to iron my clothes. I should have returned this
143498
It does not appear to have a temperature setting on it but it has settings for different style fabrics which operate at different temperatures. You are also in control of how much steam comes out.
1031931
The Black & Decker F210 SmartTemp Steam Iron is simple, easy and convenient, the steam iron lets you fight tough wrinkles without a hassle. The SmartTemp system ensures you're ironing at the right temperature with a simple indicator light that shuts off once the exact temperature setting has been reached. All this, plus a variable steam selector that lets you choose the amount of steam you needYes, you will be able to see the water level from outer cover of the iron
255657
It does have an off button. It is on the round control knob. You just turn the control knob counter clockwise so that the red "off" lines up with the notch on the iron.
1688835
The iron was a gift so I don't use it but I think there's an off on dial under the handle.Hope this helped!
2199394
Yes it does have an on/off button. And if you leave it for any length of time it stops heating.
2053591
It stays on for about 1 hour (never timed it exactly) or so at least before it turns off. There is a light indicator to tell when on or off and if it does go off there is a button to push that turns it back on. It has a port where you pour water in and even if I'm steam happy last me quite a good time. It has a spray function and a steam function (press the button). I've noticed people complain about water leaking, but you have to keep it upright when not in use. That stops it from leaking. There is a proper way to keep the iron when not in use and that's the way.
2261257
This iron does have both a steam and spray feature. I just used both for the first time this morning.
128182
This unit does indeed have an on and off switch. It will also automatically shut off after a short time of inactivity...whether it is standing or lying flat....This is a great unit! There is also a switch that lets you use the steam or shut that off...
1134975
Yes. It's clearly a design flaw. The steam trigger got stuck recently, and there is no way to get it unstuck. I used the iron occasionally for two years before running into the problem, but it easily could have happened sooner. I think it happened due to inadvertent contact with the top lock button while picking up the iron.
200414
No , it is 120 volt and (240 volt for other countries) it has a switch for this change. It also has a switch for steam and dry ironing. But it does not have a auto shut off. My iron also burned up. I agree it is not a safe iron.
2284280
The on/off switch is on the upper part of handle. There are 2 switches on/off and temp control. The temp control dial can easily get moved due to using the iron. I have to check it often to make sure it is not on high. Wish this iron had an auto off after a period of time. It is a fantastic iron.