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Offer List: $31.95 Price: $90.50 Details You save: Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Irons For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Panasonic NI-E650TR Steam/Dry Iron with U-Shape Titanium Coated Soleplate, please visit: Solid performer, with two "wrinkles" (I know, sorry) I am a rumpled person. The iron and I are not BFFs. It lives in the closet and only comes out for occasions where being rumpled could cost me a job or make my mom yell. I picked this iron because of the retractable cord, the vertical steam function, and because it's Panasonic, the same company that made my TV, which actually IS my BFF. Man, I'm really painting a flattering picture of myself right now. Anyway, I tested this iron on a cotton dress shirt and on heavyweight silk/cotton blend drapes (using the vertical steam function). PROS - The retractable cord is everything I wanted it to be. The cord is 7-8' in length, and retracts into the base at the push of the button. - Super fast -- heats up in 1-2 minutes. - Strong "Jet of Steam" feature injects a powerful burst of steam into wrinkled fabric. It worked to smooth the crooked seams on my shirt in 2 passes. - Pretty easy to fill under the sink. - Smooth ironing experience,...

See Products Related To Panasonic NI-E650TR Steam/Dry Iron with U-Shape Titanium Coated Soleplate: Panasonic Panasonic NI-E650TR unique "U-Shape" Steam-Dry Iron with circulating steam, Titanium non-stick Soleplate has a curved soleplate that concentrates pressure at the cneter of the iron, instead of at the tip, so there is less tugging, snagging and minimal wrinkling when ironing. The U-shaped designed helps circulate steam under the soleplate for smoother ironing with up to 25% more steam coverage based on other Panasonic irons. Panasonic's innovative mercury-free sensor gives you added security by automatically shutting the iron off after 10 minutes if left in the upright position and 1 minute if left unmoved on its soleplate or if tipped over on its side. That is "3-way" protection. Temperaure Ready Indicator Light conveniently displays that the setting is on or off, Dial Temperature Control, Automatic Retractable Cord Reel for easy storage, Spray Mist allows you to direct extra mosture when needed and a "Adjustable Steam" feature depending on the fabric that is being ironed. Jet-of-Steam / Self Cleaning feature for cleaning the unit and for a quick burst of steam for those stubborn wrinkles. Vertical Steam and Anti-Calcuim round out the features on this unit. Dimensions: 5 5/16" (H) x 4 7/16" (W) x 10 11/16" (D), 3.3 lbs. White w/Violet water tank Hope it lasts as long as my other Panasonic iron I'm a quilter so my iron gets a lot of use. By "a lot", I mean 2-3 hours a day, 5-6 days a week. My last Panasonic is still working after two and a half years, even after mistreatment. I don't empty the water after each use and I've gotten the sole plate sticky (that dang fusible web!). This one is as easy to use as the other one. Manufacturers have finally figured out to place the fill opening so the iron can be filled vertically without spilling. It glides smoothly over fabric, something you'd take for granted until you had an iron that doesn't. The only thing I don't like is that (compared to my other Panasonic), there's a "wobble" when I place it upright. I think it's because this iron is a bit large for its base, and the balance doesn't seem quite right. Another minor quibble has nothing to do with performance: Manufacturers need to stop putting a plastic film on the sole plate. It's too easy to turn the iron on without looking at the sole plate, which...

Solid performer, with two "wrinkles" (I know, sorry) I am a rumpled person. The iron and I are not BFFs. It lives in the closet and only comes out for occasions where being rumpled could cost me a job or make my mom yell. I picked this iron because of the retractable cord, the vertical steam function, and because it's Panasonic, the same company that made my TV, which actually IS my BFF. Man, I'm really painting a flattering picture of myself right now. Anyway, I tested this iron on a cotton dress shirt and on heavyweight silk/cotton blend drapes (using the vertical steam function). PROS - The retractable cord is everything I wanted it to be. The cord is 7-8' in length, and retracts into the base at the push of the button. - Super fast -- heats up in 1-2 minutes. - Strong "Jet of Steam" feature injects a powerful burst of steam into wrinkled fabric. It worked to smooth the crooked seams on my shirt in 2 passes. - Pretty easy to fill under the sink. - Smooth ironing experience,...

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Offer List: $24.99 Price: $58.99 Details You save: Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Irons For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Panasonic NI-E200T Steam/Dry Iron with U-Shape Titanium Coated Soleplate, please visit: Simply the best steaming iron for sewing! I am so impressed with this simple inexpensive iron! A little history here...I am a quilter and I use my steam iron daily for hours! :) 1. I have been the owner of two Mini Rowenta's irons that both spit and wet my ironing board, in puddles, when I wasn't looking. I followed the directions but they continued to spit with out mercy! They were never dropped, one still works as a dry iron so not too bad a value if you don't use steam...but I do! :/ 2. I have owned an Oliso iron with the cool feet that raise the iron up and down and it only lasted only 1 1/2 years at a cost of $85. I also followed all the directions on this iron and it too was never dropped. The feet never failed me on the Oliso but the steam was not very good and it too spit really bad. Although, I loved the up and down feet in the horizontal mode at the cost of $85. and only lasting 18 months is about $5.00 a month expense for an iron. Not my idea of a good value. 3. I need a...

See Products Related To Panasonic NI-E200T Steam/Dry Iron with U-Shape Titanium Coated Soleplate: Panasonic Panasonic NI-E200T unique "U-Shape" Steam-Dry Iron with circulating steam, Titanium non-stick Soleplate has a curved soleplate that concentrates pressure at the cneter of the iron, instead of at the tip, so there is less tugging, snagging and minimal wrinkling when ironing. The U-shaped designed helps circulate steam under the soleplate for smoother ironing with up to 25% more steam coverage based on other Panasonic irons. Temperaure Ready Indicator Light conveniently displays that the setting is on or off, Dial Temperature Control, 360 Degree Rotating Cord, Spray Mist allows you to direct extra mosture when needed and a "Adjustable Steam" feature depending on the fabric that is being ironed. Dimensions: 5 5/16" (H) x 4 7/16" (W) x 10 11/16" (D), 3.3 lbs. White w/Blue water tank Wow! What a good Buy! I needed a iron because I do a lot of cross stitching and needle work. My old iron died and I kept " borrowing" my son's iron,that is, till he got tired of asking to get it back. I had heard from a few friends that the ONLY iron to buy had to be one of those $100.00 ++++ . Instead, I looked at my old friend Amazon. I was so surprised at the cheaper prices. I had originally wanted the purple model. I couldn't understand why it was selling for double the price of the blue iron. I wish I would have looked a wee bit more. I would have liked the retractable cord for only $5.00 more. After trying out this new iron I was so shocked that it is so much more better then I would have thought! The steam part of the iron is fantastic! Gets heavily wrinkled fabric smooth as a baby's butt! It is VERY light! But, actually.....I like it better! I am very happy with this purchase and the best thing is there was no S&H, no paying for gas, no waiting for parking at a mall. I order just about...

Simply the best steaming iron for sewing! I am so impressed with this simple inexpensive iron! A little history here...I am a quilter and I use my steam iron daily for hours! :) 1. I have been the owner of two Mini Rowenta's irons that both spit and wet my ironing board, in puddles, when I wasn't looking. I followed the directions but they continued to spit with out mercy! They were never dropped, one still works as a dry iron so not too bad a value if you don't use steam...but I do! :/ 2. I have owned an Oliso iron with the cool feet that raise the iron up and down and it only lasted only 1 1/2 years at a cost of $85. I also followed all the directions on this iron and it too was never dropped. The feet never failed me on the Oliso but the steam was not very good and it too spit really bad. Although, I loved the up and down feet in the horizontal mode at the cost of $85. and only lasting 18 months is about $5.00 a month expense for an iron. Not my idea of a good value. 3. I need a...