RowentaIron Steamer for Clothes, Stainless Steel Soleplate Steam Iron, Microsteam Holes, 1700 Watts, Lightweight, Auto-off, Black, DW2360

An iron with no temperature dials was strange. The ability to automatically change the temp based on what material was used seemed like a gimmick. But it's not a gimmick. It actually works ans have had no issues with fabric getting damage. It produces a lot of steam which I love, you just need to put more water in but its not a hassle. Also no issues of water dripping over the clothes. I love it

Love this irom, had a problem starting with it, but once i figured it out, it has worked perfectly. To began, you have to turn up to maximum and wait...it will start. I read that in the manual. It is the perfect steamer, love this iron, had an Ironing project, it worked very well.

Love this iron, except for one very annoying thing.. the orange color on the sides makes it super difficult to see how much water is going in. That’s the only bad thing about it. Nonetheless, it’s a big issue for me. I’m probably going to replace it at some point. For that reason only, I would not recommend.

Love this Iron... It's very easy to use and you can get in the nooks and crannies! Worth your time and money.

I have several irons and purchased this one for my son, he loves it because he doesn’t have to adjust the temperature

Rowenta Irons use to be made in Germany and were a higher quality iron. Now the Rownta Iron is made in China and the quality has absolutely gone down hill. The Rowenta iron make in China the steam hardly functions properly, and the sprayer function does not work. This is very disappointing, when this use to be a great iron. As you can see in the photos my old Rowenta iron made in Germany and the new Rowenta iron made in China.

Okay, I don't actually have a pet llama, but if I did, this iron would spit the most between the two. I tested this out on some cotton shirts and a few linen shirts, and while it made generous amounts of steam and just bulldozered all the wrinkles, every time I lifted it from what I was ironing, either to stand it or reposition, it spits copious amounts of water all over what I was ironing.Thinking that this was a case of user error I carefully read the instructions but they didn't offer much help. To ensure it wasn't overfilled I continued to iron until it ran out of steam but it still spit when lifted.I'm of two minds about keeping this or sending it back. Except for the spitting (and lack of a "Rayon" setting as our previous iron had for my Hawaiian shirts), it's a very nice iron with great steam and a nice nose for getting into tight spots. I'm just worried about it causing water spots and stains on some fabrics.

I’m so impressed with the Rowenta Access Steam Iron Steamer! This little device packs a punch and makes ironing and steaming clothes a breeze. It heats up quickly and the steam output is powerful, which makes getting wrinkles out of my clothes so much faster. The compact size is perfect for travel, but it’s also powerful enough for everyday use at home. I love how easy it is to use—the ergonomic handle fits comfortably in my hand, and the steam function works wonders on everything from delicate fabrics to thicker materials.What really stands out is how versatile it is. The steamer is gentle on clothes but still provides a deep, fresh press that makes my garments look crisp and professional. It’s lightweight and easy to maneuver, which means I can get through my entire wardrobe without feeling like I'm working too hard. Whether I’m using it for quick touch-ups or for a more thorough steam session, the Rowenta Access Steam Iron Steamer is an essential part of my routine. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for an efficient, travel-friendly steamer that doesn’t compromise on performance!