Features:

  • Dual Voltage System (240V and 120V)
  • Shot of Steam feature presses out wrinkles and presses in creases
  • Indicator light that lets you know the iron is hot
  • variable temperature controls heat setting offers flexibility for various fabric types
  • Soft touch handle and dial to provide extra comfort
Not Just for Clothing

Okay - truth. I bought this particular iron because I paint and restore “curbside treasures.” People put marvelous solid wood furniture out at the street. I rescue it, and with a little wood glue, sanding, paint, and decoupage, it’s beautiful. I needed a small iron for my decoupaged projects, and this one has been perfect. It’s not too bad on quick clothing touch ups, either. Seriously, it’s really made completing projects so much easier.

Perfect little iron

I bought this little iron to repair my duvet that had two small tears in it from my cat jumping on the bed. I’ve had it for about week and decided to repair my duvet before it got worse. I noticed the iron had water droplets inside the reservoir....maybe it was used before? I don’t know...but I was able to repair my duvet with no problem! Worked perfectly, was ready and extremely hot in seconds! Cute little iron for the small job I had in mind! Would recommend this little iron for quick jobs.

AMAZING Little Iron

I bought this little iron to use for sewing purposes because I was tired of hogging the regular sized iron in our house. I received it in the mail today and immediately opened it. I was really excited to give this mini iron a try. The only gripe I have about this iron is the light. The light goes on when it warms up for your desired setting and then turns off. There is no light indication that the iron is still on. Otherwise, it's great! I tested the ironing capabilities by ironing an extremely wrinkled piece of heavyweight canvas that I had washed and didn't iron after. It's been crumpled in my fabric stash for months. This little iron and its steam function took care of those wrinkles. I was very impressed with how quickly it heated up. Putting water in the iron was very easy. The steam function works just like a regular sized iron. I would use this to iron my clothes too. I am extremely satisfied with my purchase.

cute little iron that acts like a big iron

I'm a beginner sewer (sewist? sewing hobbyist?) living in a small apartment, and also kind of OCD about details like perfectly even seams-- which really require pressing the fabric before you sew it. This very small iron (about the size of a grapefruit) is great for my projects and for touching up clothes. It stows away easily, and I use it with a folded up towel on a table (no space for an ironing board). Pros: * heats up very quickly (takes about 1 minute) * gets very hot (burned myself already oops) * steam function * can turn off while plugged in: just turn the heat setting dial to minimum, and it is cool to touch * tiny! Cons (very minor): * Will occasionally leak water if stored at a weird angle (no leaks while using or while the iron is stored upright or iron-down, only when I turn it handle-down) * The heat setting dial can be a little hard to turn. Really not difficult, but just doesn't feel very premium. Overall this is a perfect little iron for dirt cheap. It works just as well as a full-sized iron, glides smoothly over my fabric, heats up hot and fast, and is small enough you could travel with it. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Great traveling iron

The was a last minute purchase when we learned our AirBnB in London didn't have an iron. Fits great in my suitcase and worked very well with the UK voltage. It has a US power cord with a 110/220 switch on the bottom. You'll need to carry the right power adapter for the country you'll be visiting, but not a voltage converter. I already had the UK adapter (see photo) and didn't have any issues. We will be carrying this with us for all our upcoming travels.

I am satisfied. I have not tried this on clothing so ...

I bought this to wax a snowboard. For the price and ease of use, I am satisfied. I have not tried this on clothing so I can not say anything about the value for that application. Use a little trial and error for the best temperature setting with whatever wax you are using. The temp settings are easy to adjust. The pointed corners are good for dripping wax across the board. the small shape of the iron fits comfortably in the palm of my hand and spreads the wax well.

Practical item for a practical price

Powerful little iron. I use it with a tiny board for seams while sewing. I keep it next to my sewing machine.

works well for me

super iron for a steam wrinkle touchup or a small wash load. every morning when traveling or even around the house i will touch up yesterday's shirt on the sleeves and front and sometimes the pleats in my pants or shorts. works great on cotton and blends; i use them on cargo shorts all the time and press thru both sides at the same time then flip and do the other side. it is off when the dial is turned all the way to low. best steam performance is when the container is about less than 2/3 full - it will leak from somewhere if filled much more than this. squeeze side buttons for a burst of steam. the unit really works well; it is light weight so press firmly and slowly with max heat on for stubborn wrinkles after coming out of a dryer. it has fallen off the table several times and nothing broken; its small hand-cup design has nothing sticking out to break; this little unit does the job. has 220 switch. it would be nice if it came with a little travel bag perhaps drawstring . . . which is what i am looking for. i use this on a towel set on any hard surface top like a dresser or table edge. be sure to unplug when finished and turn dial to its lowest level. when first plug in i turn it up about midway - red light comes on - then it prewarms itself for five minutes or so then i iron; it is not instant on.

great little iron!

I got this little iron for my quilting projects. Sometimes you have what seems like hundreds of little seams to press and I got this to keep from hopping up to my ironing board. Then I made a little ironing board from a leftover piece of wood. I covered it with left over batting and then fabric. I used a staple gun to secure the layers of batting and fabric on the underside. No more hopping around to get my projects done.

Great little iron

Bought this iron to use on trip to France staying in hotels without irons in room or where I did not want to use laundry facility. Strange as it seems I iron every day - pants, lab coat kid's clothes which my wife finds funny as she never irons. I tend to be a perfectionist so like to iron my own stuff. I have owned four travel irons over the years but this is the first that did not spit - not once - or leave wet spots on clothes that take forever to get out. In fact it performed as well as my full-size Rowenta iron. I did follow the instructions about filling with water but I don't know if this made the difference. I am truly impressed with this product. When I needed to pack one day I found I could use cold water to cool the plate down if careful attention was paid anfd the handle part was not too hot to pack. I know this is probably not recommended but I have done it before If i had a niggle, maybe half-a-star, it would be the "extra steam" function is a little awkward owing to the price of the iron I'd guess. The buttons work and deliver the extra steam useful for ironing cotton shirts etc but are a little stiff in use. Not too bad but just not great, A dedicated bag would be nice too but it is not a deal breaker

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