Review on 🌿 Efficient and Eco-Friendly: Rowenta DW6080 Steam Iron for Energy-Saving Ironing Experience with Stainless Steel Soleplate, Auto-Off & 400-Hole Design - Black by Andrew Spainhour

This is still a 5 star product, even with its very minor imperfections. It works great and heats up quickly, it produces great vapor during normal use and when you press the button to create a burst of steam. It has an extra metal cap at the top to give you that extra amount of ironing and the heat setting is easy and precise to set. Valve. If you accidentally touch it, it will switch to "Steam OFF" mode and stop producing steam immediately. This is a very minor design flaw and doesn't matter much, it can just be annoying to make sure it's fully on and not half on as it doesn't produce any vapor until it's fully closed. Again, it's not that much and still worth the money, but something to be aware of. Update: After using this iron for a year or two, this is the worst iron I have ever used. It lets water through at every conceivable point in the ironing process, the steam will stop and turn on randomly, and whether it's full, half or two drops of water in the tank, it will spill onto your clothes. You can use distilled water, tap water, or the purest water from a melting glacier in Iceland, and this piece of shit will spill it on your clothes. Do not buy this model under any circumstances, an iron over 100€ should be functional, ergonomic and comfortable to use. This iron will never live up to your expectations if you've ever used a cheap motel iron to iron your clothes or just found a big rock that was pretty warm. Any option is better than this.