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Reddit mentions of Rowenta DW8080 Professional Micro Steam Iron Stainless Steel Soleplate with Auto-Off, 1700-Watt, 400-Hole, Blue

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Reddit mentions: 3

We found 3 Reddit mentions of Rowenta DW8080 Professional Micro Steam Iron Stainless Steel Soleplate with Auto-Off, 1700-Watt, 400-Hole, Blue. Here are the top ones.

Rowenta DW8080 Professional Micro Steam Iron Stainless Steel Soleplate with Auto-Off, 1700-Watt, 400-Hole, Blue
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    Features:
  • STAINLESS-STEEL SOLEPLATE WITH PRECEISION TIP - Provides smooth-gliding across different garment surfaces and ability to smooth hard-to-reach areas with 1700 Watts of Power.
  • 400+ STEAM HOLES AND 150G/MIN BURST OF STEAM – Patented Microsteam system with over 400 steam holes provides excellent steam distribution and penetration with the powerful 150g/min burst of steam
  • DESIGNED TO MAKE IRONING EASY - Comfortable grip handle, 7-foot cord with 360-degree moveability, burst-of-steam on demand, vertical steaming for hanging garments, and more!
  • USE ANY WATER TO IRON – This iron can use any water straight from the sink since it has an anti-calcium system. It also has an easy fill hole, anti-drip lid, and clearly displays the water level to let you know when its time to refill the extra-large 12.7 ounce water tank
  • SAFETY COMES FIRST WITH ROWENTA – To prevent any sort of accident, this iron comes with a 3-way automatic shut-off system after being left untouched for 8 minutes vertically, 30 seconds face down or on its side.
  • MADE IN GERMANY – Expect only the best with German made irons and Rowenta. This iron is built to last with features such as a stainless-steel soleplate, anti-calcium system to use any water, and auto-cleaning system.
Specs:
ColorBlue
Height7.08 Inches
Length12.6 Inches
Number of items1
Size1
Weight3.5 Pounds
Width5.7 Inches

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Found 3 comments on Rowenta DW8080 Professional Micro Steam Iron Stainless Steel Soleplate with Auto-Off, 1700-Watt, 400-Hole, Blue:

u/LaBamba · 2 pointsr/malefashionadvice

This is what I use. The iron has some heft to it (which I like). It's also made in germany and has considerable steam power compared to irons I've used in the past. Regardless of what iron you get, I'd strongly recommend picking up a teflon ironing pad or ironing board cover. It's a million times better than ironing on that padding+cloth crap.

u/[deleted] · 1 pointr/malefashionadvice

I have a $70 iron - in all honestly it just makes steaming a pressing much easier. I don't take my clothes to the cleaners because I like to wash cold, hand dry and iron so that my dress shirts last much longer. I use something similar to this that I bought at Costco [link] for it's weight and durability. I recommend the amazon.com link and checking out the reviews. You can opt for a $10 iron and get the same results, but much more work needed. My guess is my normal 2 minute routine would take up to 10 with a cheaper iron (experience in hotels).

u/heyway30 · 1 pointr/BuyItForLife

When I moved out for the first time I went and spent a stupid amount of money at IKEA.... they are NOT BIFL at all. expecially not cookware/plates/glasses. i bought those and within 1 year everything almost broke.. not from me dropping them. but like 2 glasses actually broke in mine and my girlfriends hands when we were holding them! and 2 broke when we were washing them. with that being said..


Dont buy alot of stuff from ikea (some things are OK like the cheap partical board dressers and bed frames you will get a few years out of them if u take care of it but not bifl)

As far as where to invest FIRST think about where you are going to be spending the most time in your house. will it be your bedroom? living room with guests or kitchen if You like to cook or man cave (this is me) and invest in quality items in the location you pick. dont buy everything at once unless you HAVE to. you will wind up wasting money on things u don't need or might want to change

Now that my rant is out of the way....

  1. Klean kanteen awesome cup there are also the wide mouth klean kanteen insulated water bottles which are really good and i use daily
  2. or these cup sets example: tervis tumbler 12oz and tervis tumbler 16oz
  3. do you iron your cloths? a good iron is a must Rowenta is the one I use daily for the past 4 years
  4. this Victorinox knife set I actually have not bought yett but i hear it alot on the BIFL reddit and i have it in my cart right now on amazon!