Brentwood Red 1000-Watt Non-Stick Steam Iron Review

Extremely disappointed with this purchase. It's covered in some kind of white coating, almost like mold. It's not the sides bruised from what looks like use and peeling, not the dents from the packaging. No packaging or anything, so I'm assuming it's a return. Extremely disappointed to say the least and would not recommend. Pay the extra money for a shark for peace of mind.

I really miss my old iron but can't find it so I bought this cheap one until I can walk the whole garage. The dial is very "loose" meaning that every time I grab the grip, my knuckles move the dial. At least you can hear the movement of the dial and you can quickly reset it. I didn't like the steam/spray function so I just used a spray bottle. The atomizer didn't seem to spray where I wanted it to and I didn't really notice steam coming out like I did with my old iron. I ended up spraying the…

At maximum temperature the soleplate heats up to around 380F, enough for cotton but not hot enough for laundry. But when it is first turned on and set to maximum, the temperature of the soleplate can reach 450F, but after the thermostat activates, the temperature will fluctuate around 380F and eventually levels out around that temperature. The sole is 4 inches wide at its widest point and 7 inches long. On the positive side, when the iron is switched on cold, it reaches the set temperature very