I need the iron for trousers. Is this iron good for that ?
1864068
i loved the iron and worked great for 22 days and died they are in the process of doing a complete replacement. the 22 days were great for everything i did clothes and fabric (quilter) we will wait to see how long this one lasts.
1864069
I have found it to be the same as using a regular iron. For cotton, use the high setting; if polyester you may try the middle setting first. I always use steam, it seems to add to the quality of the ironing job. I think you'll be happy with it.
1864070
It's great for all clothing. It doesn't leak water on your clothes and it has great steam power. I use it practically every night to iron my clothes for work the next day.
1864071
Yes it's good for trousers, but if you have several pairs to do you might have to wait in between while it recharges to optimal heat.
61725
We used it for crafts (on wood and plastic), but not on fabric . It worked well, and I don't think it said anything about ironing. It seemed like it would work well on fabric also.
1268174
I purchased this iron for quilting but so far have only ironed clothes with it. My previous irons were inexpensive
1354937
Yes you can. The heavy iron is a perfect conductor of heat and it works great.
452203
No, it's meant for small diameter, hard and soft copper, aluminum, brass and plastic tubing. Iron would be too hard.
2151484
I understand your problem. This iron is superior at all the temps, with or without steam and with double steam. It had been 20 years since I purchased an iron. I consulted Consumer Reports; it rated this iron as the best available. The only place I could find one was Amazon; none were available in any stores within a 50 mile radius. I would recommend it to you for ironing at any temperature. As a seamstress, I find it perfect for fusables as well as sheers, velvets, cottons, denim, and paper patterns.
1169067
I don't know. I don't have any quilts to iron, but it works perfectly as an iron.
2151482
I usually mist some clothes with water instead of using stream from the iron; especially with denim that I've forgotten to pull out the dryer in-time. But to answer your question, I feel the iron does get hot enough to use with out steam.
2274998
I use it to iron my slacks without any problems. I love not having to put up my ironing board. Phyl A.
1233256
I use mine to hem pants to make aprons. I use it for all of my sewing needs so I would think that you would be fine with it.
2223903
I've been happy with how hot this iron gets. I also like its weight - which should help with heavier fabrics - you won't have to apply as much pressure.
609866
Depends, I only used it for a laptop with no problem but an iron would be different. just feel how hot it is , if in doubt.
1840949
I haven't used any other, so I cannot compare, but I was satisfied with this tool for ironing seams and hard to reach places. My only caution would be that this iron can get dangerously hot! Definitely recommend a holder of some sort beyond the wire stand built into the iron itself.
2213395
Yes. It is great for light ironing or pressing. Ironing a dress shirt or a linen dress would be difficult because of limited space and the surface being entirely flat. I have creased jeans, touched up silk blouses and ironed capris with ease. Mine is used on top of my washing machine, and having a hard surface helps. For touch-ups it should work fairly well on a bed. Hope this helps.
1237746
It is perfect for tableware and anything without sleves. It requires practice to iron dress shirts with this machine and a pressing mark will be on the sleeve, pants can be ironed effortlessly. Suits jackets however, I would not suggest.Hope this helps.
514455
Mine did the same thing. I searched the internet for anotber one. Best iron ever.
680332
I think it would give you enough pressure. This is a great little machine. I threw away my iron! Hoe this helps!