CAN YOU IRON SHEET WITH STEAMFAST sf 623bk
1447092
I love this little machine, but it is small. I have done napkins and small tablecloths. I think sheets would be difficult.
1447093
It's a good little machine but no I can't iron a sheet, the iron is too small to iron a full sheet.
1447094
I have ironed my sheets with it. Mainly uniforms and getting those starched creases is how inuse mine.
1678640
I love my iron. I am a quilter and seldom use steam and seldom press more than one piece of fabric at a time. I have never noticed a "shine" on anything I iron. I use it to iron my clothes. I doubt you would have a problem.
2192463
Yes it can, in the description column it list most items it can be ironed on
1615837
Yes, these are very helpful for heat protection. Also you don't have to use steam to get a good press, try it dry. Other option is a dry iron and a wet press cloth.
1237747
You don't want use it for dress shirts and pants.. A steam pro station much better for that like a Rowenta Pro Precision. I use the rotary iron for high volume of bedding, table cloths, napkins which it is so great for. Hope this helps you ....
374935
I use my quite a bit. I have no trouble with it dripping or sputtering. In fact, I almost did not purchase the iron because I read a few reviews about dripping and sputtering. But I am glad I did not listen to the reviews. Like any steam iron, it must be at the temperature you have set it at or it makes a loud swish of steam noise. But there is really no reason to attempt to use the iron before it has heated to appropriate temperature because it heats so fast. So far I have not complaints.
2245490
No. I love this iron. I don't even have to press it when I use steam. It gets ready to use within seconds.
1115732
Yes, all cast iron pans, pots, grills, and griddles will work great. Anything magnetic will work. I have found though, that ones with shallower sides will heat up a little quicker.
810657
I can only tell you that I own the 9280. I iron almost everything and this iron really performs. Heats fast and has enough steam to iron any cotton or linen with out sprinkling or spraying. I love it. The only way it would be better is to have a continuous source of water and not have to fill it
1549508
Sorry, I'm not qualified to answer this question. I use a standard house iron when using this product.
538552
Reliable makes 110 and 240 versions of the boiler and the irons. You would have to buy the 240 version. You can call them or email them to verify. Their site is reliablecorporation.com.
2266741
Yes. Love it. Bought it about 7 months ago. Works great. Super hot. Straightens well. Best iron I have ever purchased!
1010156
I have an old stainless steel plate iron and it also leaks if I don't pay attention, so it doesn't matter if it's ceramic or what not. The key is to put the water in first, then turn on the iron and wait for it to heat up. The iron has to be fairly hot. Then press the steam button several times to "blow" it out before setting iron to garment. I've done a lot of ironing in my day. The problem with a steel plate is that it will snag delicate fabrics after a while especially if used over metal zippers and becomes scratched.
1083672
You could do that, but it irons really well, so I would suggest that with some steam.
278551
You can contact the manufacturer directly at: http://www.steamfast.com/product.aspx?categoryid=634d04cb-54c5-4160-a28e-9be500e7ffa4. I used this link to look them up and then you would choose "support". You may also call them at this number which was listed on their web site: 1.800.711.6617
82902
This is a dry iron unless the trigger under the handle is pulled. There is no locking mechanism to keep it in the steam position. The trigger must remain pulled.
472284
Yes, you can use it without steam. I have no problems with my Proctor Silex Iron. Thank you.