does the rowen focus have adjusing steam
608439
Good Morning Margaret, I am not sure if it has adjustable steam because I've always used it the way it comes on. I got the steamer and we had three events back to back so I was refreshing and steaming my head off. I love this steamer but can't answer your question. I just at mine and don't see a place to adjust, but I probably need to read the instructions for the fancy stuff. Sorry I wasn't much help, but if you need a steamer; this is the one!
780931
Zoey, a bit of steam does escape but not much. The only issue I have: the cover is almost heavier than the pot! It's fine for braising and browning.
1002690
I wound up sending mine back, I thought it would produce a LOT more steam, honestly my iron produces more steam than the Oreck that I bought. It came highly recommended by a friend, I bought a refurbished one, but was not impressed. So from what I gather, these things just don't produce a lot of steam.
1881083
It rotates to a certain point. You can adjust it so the steam is directed to the clients face.
1740592
When the green trigger is set to the eco setting, you receive an average amount of steam; when the trigger is set the boost setting, you get slightly more...When the iron is upright, and independent of the trigger setting, the steam no longer flows.Beyond the trigger setting I believe you will be correct... excluding maybe if you use distilled water it will leak...
1740595
All the irons I have had either steam or it's off. I have never owed any that would adjust the amount of steam including the last Rowenta I had. I use the bust of steam lots for very wrinkled areas. It is weird the tab goes both directions for steam and it's the same amount. Sorry I can't help you more.
1071665
I am in same position as Charles, I haven't used mine enuf to really give a good response, however, it uses up water really, really fast which irritates me. I find I need to have the steam button pushed almost to the max to get any steam. Maybe setting it lower will help and using the button to release the steam. As I re-think this response....it must be giving continual steam when set to the higher steam setting if I am using water so fast....now, are we all confused....I need to use it more but overall, I am happy with the iron....it is my second Rowenta and, at this stage, I won't even consider another brand. I am in same position as Charles, I haven't used mine enuf to really give a good response, however, it uses up water really, really fast which irritates me. I find I need to have the steam button pushed almost to the max to get any steam. Maybe setting it lower will help and using the button to release the steam. As I re-think this response....it must be giving continual steam when set to the higher steam setting if I am using water so fast....now, are we all confused....I need to use it more but overall, I am happy with the iron....it is my second Rowenta and, at this stage, I won't even... » Read More I am in same position as Charles, I haven't used mine enuf to really give a good response, however, it uses up water really, really fast which irritates me. I find I need to have the steam button pushed almost to the max to get any steam. Maybe setting it lower will help and using the button to release the steam. As I re-think this response....it must be giving continual steam when set to the higher steam setting if I am using water so fast....now, are we all confused....I need to use it more but overall, I am happy with the iron....it is my second Rowenta and, at this stage, I won't even consider another brand. « Show Less
1968940
Have not used the Clover iron but know the Rowenta had a short life for the upright steam feature. It failed in less than one year, but still worked in the horizontal position. It was the second Rowenta that failed this way for me and saw that others posted the same problem
1468966
Well I don't use it my wife does, but I think it does have a turnoff. I know one thing it's a good iron for the money. It steams like crazy,
1257873
It does, but it not the problem with this useless iron. It leaks like there is no tomorrow. After trying three different samples of this model and a few other Rowenta models, I have given up on them. When I called customer service to let them know of the issue and why they are losing customers, all I got was defensive responses vs. trying to understand true customer issues. This brand is not what it used to be.... Switched brands now (to Electrolux) after 20 years with Rowenta and couldn't be happier. No issues for ~ 6 months now.
561341
Sorry, I don't have an answer to that. I was surprised when I read in the instructions that use of distilled water was not necessary. Perhaps because the Rowenta is such a great 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.
2261256
Yes, it has a variably adjustable steam feature. Just slide the adjustment lever from low setting to high or anywhere in between.
564313
I dont know about the other irons, I have had another Rowenta and I like the DW6080 the best., uses tap water and does not spit or drip drag water on what I am ironing. This is the best iron I have had and used. It is my favorite, very smooth and small tip goes under buttons easily. Really like this iron and for me it got hot enough, most of our ironing is 100% cotton and it does a beautiful job. Hope this helps you....
2194520
Not real sure, but the steam ready button in center is of great help when you need extra steam.. Love this iron!!!!
1824020
I do not recall, but it was a useless fan and I returned it immediately and purchased the Rowenta fan.
962055
No. This is the worst steamer of all time and is a waste of money. It doesn't steam anything.