Does this steam cotton blouses, etc. so they appear to have been ironed?
611664
Definitely not...This removes wrinkles, but of course does not press.To press shirts or slacks you'd want something like this...Steam Fast SF-680 Digital Fabric Steam PressHope this helped.
611665
It depends on the condition of the garment and the cotton content. I love this machine. This is my second one. My first one I shoved into the car slammed the trunk and broke the place where the wand attached to the steamer beyond repair. I had a smaller unit the very first go round and moved to this one then bought the same one when I broke it. I love the Rowenta and cannot say enough good things about it. Cotton is sometimes difficult to get PERFECT on the ironing board, but I am very happy with the results. No complaints from my customers and our clothing is prepared ready to wear as in ready to wear to the job. Hopefully this helps. It depends on the condition of the garment and the cotton content. I love this machine. This is my second one. My first one I shoved into the car slammed the trunk and broke the place where the wand attached to the steamer beyond repair. I had a smaller unit the very first go round and moved to this one then bought the same one when I broke it. I love the Rowenta and cannot say enough good things about it. Cotton is sometimes difficult to get PERFECT on the ironing board, but I am very happy with the results. No complaints from my customers and our clothing is prepared ready to wear as in... » Read More It depends on the condition of the garment and the cotton content. I love this machine. This is my second one. My first one I shoved into the car slammed the trunk and broke the place where the wand attached to the steamer beyond repair. I had a smaller unit the very first go round and moved to this one then bought the same one when I broke it. I love the Rowenta and cannot say enough good things about it. Cotton is sometimes difficult to get PERFECT on the ironing board, but I am very happy with the results. No complaints from my customers and our clothing is prepared ready to wear as in ready to wear to the job. Hopefully this helps. « Show Less
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No; While the steamer does an excellent job of removing wrinkles it will not replace an iron, depending on how fussy you are. The wrinkles will be definitely out, but the look of a pressed shirt or blouse cannot be duplicated because there is no pressure applied to the fabric by the steamer. I do know of people who use the steamer over an iron, but if you prefer a look that is similar to a commercial laundry you will be disappointed.
611667
It does make the clothes unwrinkled and smooth but if you are looking for the starchy appearance with creases, this does not look like that. Only an iron can do that.
2111069
I haven't noticed that. I've been using it for awhile. If I fill it too high there is too much steam and makes the garment wet, other than that I haven't picked up my iron since I bought it.
2044435
The package presented as 100% cotton andthey have laundered like cotton and coulduse a little ironing. Overall I am very happywith them and plan to order mare.
438633
It may help. I chose to iron them since it was so close to the event. Of course they still recieved wrinkle in transit. If it was up to me I would use a steamer once they are on the table
939144
Not totally, but not badly wrinkled. I get them out of the dryer and smooth them as I fold them and they are just fine.
1084167
it is made of plastic with holes in it.... I haven't noticed any patterns developing on anything I have been ironing,,,,
342526
I haven't experienced this with either of my DeLonghi irons, although sometimes the steam has left light brown spots on clothing. These always wash out and aren't constant. I would try running a full tank of water through it and running the iron over an old towel to see if it stains. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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They do not appear to be. After washing they do need ironing...so definitely not wrinkle resistant. And, I have had to use Oxyclean to remove a stain or two. I love them, have used them for 2 years and think they are good quality for the price.
585957
Pretty sure they are - I got them for my granddaughter, and when I looked at her potholder, it looked like it was 100% cotton.
495971
I have done that. One side is flocked and the other side is not. That is true side I ironed on. Low heat and it took the wrinkles right put.
1835318
Yes, they are somewhat wrinkled when they come out of the dryer, but like most sheets the more you use them the nicer they get. I'm a long time fan of percale.
2126284
No, but the ironing paper is simply parchment paper, I believe. Must perler beads kits come with the paper sheets though.
1134976
I haven't had any problem with the steam at all. This is the best iron that I have owned. As a quilter I really appreciate this iron.
1950188
Yes, they are a cotton weave and come out of the dryer without wrinkles. I press them with my hands when folding and they stack nicely. They are not decorative and do not look like the image in the photo, but they dry dishes well.
1176683
It is a nice quality cotton. I have not washed it yet, but initially I put it up without ironing it, and the steam from the shower got rid of the creases from being folded.
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.
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I think so. More steam holes and the steam generator really force the steam. Best iron I have ever used, I require far less spray starch, even on 100 percent cotton.