CHI Steam CHI (13101) Steam Iron With Titanium Infused Ceramic Soleplate & Over 300 Steam Holes Professional Grade (13101)

Incorrect plug. Why is this on a UK site. Very annoyed.

Ordered didn’t realise sent from USA so plug not compatible A waste of time and money - the seller didn’t realise about the plug until I asked Such a shame as it has good reviews

Arrived with two pin plug. I returned it as per the instructions and never received my refund. Very disappointed.

110 Volt only! Does not work in UAE

I hope to never have to buy another iron again. I’m going to really look after this one! Unplug at the source, turn it to low, fill when not plugged in, fill with distilled water, not use spray starch! I read the instructions & more because I want this to be my last iron! I didn’t take care of my previous iron as well & I cleaned it many times with distilled water & vinegar but it leaked rust onto my beautiful white linens so it’s history. This one was on sale, was highly rated & came in less than 2 days. I used it for hours tonight, the cord is a sufficient length for my space, it uses a lot of water, steams like the bomb! Had a pointed tip which is great for getting into pleats! It’s a dream iron. Get it!

I don't know if I am a certified customer, but I DID buy this iron from Amazon long ago. This is one seriously good buy that I have made. My mother thought I was nuts to spend this much on a steam iron, but this one really does what it is supposed to do and does it well. Now that I have it, I am really glad. My previous iron would turn off after a few minutes, leaving me constantly frustrated waiting for it to reheat after a quick trip to the sewing machine. This iron will stay hot. I do not know exactly how long, but after about one half hour or so it does beep to remind you that is still on. If you leave it turned on and facedown, it will beep after a few minutes. This iron really brings the heat, and it brings the steam as well, making short work out of yards of wrinkled cotton duck canvas, yet it has a delicate touch when turned to the "synthetic" or "silk" settings. This is a relatively heavy iron, so it does the work for you, not leaving you to push it into the fabric trying to get the effect you want. There are several accessories that you'll want to have in addition to the iron. One is a delicate teapot or a small funnel for getting water into the steam tank opening. The steam tank holds a good bit of water, but it will overflow if you put too much in. No harm done; you just have some water to mop up. The tank holds about 300 mL, or a little over a cup. Be ready to refill often if you are using the steam setting. Another item you will want to have is an iron cleaning kit. This is an awesome iron, and it does not get sticky easily, but it is a fact of life that all irons will encounter gunk eventually, particularly if you are working with starch. I use a kit made by Rowenta, and it has held out for years. It has a tube of cleaning compound, a rag for applying it to the iron's sole, and a last rag for polishing the sole of the iron when you are done cleaning. When you get the kit, read the directions for more specific details. The last tool I find handy is a hair mister. You will find one listed as a beauty product. It sprays a very fine mist on the fabric you are working on and you can control the density of the mist by the distance that you hold the tool. There is a sprayer mounted on the iron, but the spray it puts out is anemic and difficult to place where you need the water. So do yourself a favor and pick up a hairspray out from the beauty department. I have two of them! Please watch your left hand if you are right-handed. I was holding some fabric down with my left hand while I was ironing, and by accident I tipped the iron in the direction of my left hand. The burn I inflicted on my left index finger was something to behold. The day after the burn, it blistered to the point where the blister popped. At that point I kept it under a Band-Aid for a number of days until the burn healed enough to do without a Band-Aid. I almost nailed my thumb a little while later, but I put ice on it right away and I must not have gotten that much steam on it because it only hurt a little bit for a few days. Forgive me if this is too much information, but you really need to know. If you are left-handed, keep an eye on your right hand. While I am on the topic of hands, I might as well mention that this iron is ambidextrous. You may use it equally with either hand. If you are serious about your sewing, get this iron. If you are just starting out and you have the money, get this iron. If you have kids around, maybe get a different iron, one that turns off right away when you leave it. This includes most irons. If you are just starting out and you do not get this iron, eventually you might want to upgrade. I'm just saying.

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