Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
The Pogonip Pullover
I love my Pogonip Pullover by Friday Pattern Company. It is my second adventure using Friday Patterns and I find their quality is consistent...
-
Other than some early married years, I have lived on or within a quick walk to the water. As I teen I lived on Lake Street and spent countle...
-
For some time now I have wanted to do a post on washing silks. My dear friend Ima gave me some lovely silks she picked up "somewhere...
I've had this one about a year, wonderful steam and so far no spitting or leaking. In my history I burn up at least one iron per year. The cheap ones and the pricey ones. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I hope you'll be very happy together.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I spent some spare time this morning ironing, the virgin tour. I find that I really love that sharp point with the steam. It opens up even narrow seams effortlessly . No affiliation here, just passing on my critique. Thanks Celkalee and Georgia. I think we will become good friends
ReplyDeleteha ha glad I am not the only one to enjoy a new iron - happy steaming :-)
ReplyDeleteWoo hoo! Enjoy your new iron….it's a beauty.
ReplyDeleteYes, may you two have a long and happy relationship!
ReplyDeleteThat is one nice iron! I use the cheaper Rowentas, and I just love how many steam vents they have. I'd rather replace one every couple of years than use another brand.
ReplyDeleteI've had my Rowenta for several years and without problems so far. Since it is probably 5-ish? years old, I am expecting to need a new one soon - I'll be watching to see how you fare with this particular model. Sure looks nice! I had the opportunity to use a Laura Star iron/board and was pretty impressed with it, but not sure if I'm ready to spend quite that much.
ReplyDeleteHappy ironing and pressing then Bunny.
ReplyDeleteWould you share details of the model with us...............many thanks.
It is the Steam Force model. I got it on Amazon. It had better reviews than the Reliable which I was also considering and was actually my first choice till I read the reviews.
DeleteNice pointy tip on it! May you have many good years together.
ReplyDeleteWow...killer sole plate! So many holes to release steam! Enjoy you new tool!
ReplyDeleteOk, so I lead a sheltered life, but a new iron is very exciting especially if it helps with pressing those seams nice and sharp. I need a new iron. Hope this iron works for you for a very long time.
ReplyDeleteAll those holes are not real steam holes, are they.?My Rowenta has "steam" holes also, but after a quick look, some of them are just "dimples", not real steam holes.
ReplyDelete400 steam holes, not a single dimple. I have never had an iron that puts out steam like this. It will saturate your clothing with steam if not careful.
DeleteMy old Rowenta had the phony dimple holes. This one does not.
Delete