🧲 Panasonic 360º Freestyle Advanced Ceramic Cordless Iron with Pest Repeller v.57 in Teal: Ultimate Convenience and Pest-Free Experience Review

I really like this iron. It's lightweight, easy to iron and requires no cord. Great for my quilting and sewing. I saw one negative comment prior to purchase that turns off after 10 minutes and I've sewn a storm since I've had it and haven't had any issues with it. When it's off, it heats up very quickly. great iron Highly recommended. It does the job really well.

I've been in business for 35 years, now I'm retired and have found that the customer service isn't great anymore. This supplier Winford & Company proved me wrong. They are extraordinary people and I had an issue and they were up to date and took care of everything. I highly recommend the product and the company that supplied it

I bought a corded iron and it was driving me crazy and interfering with ironing all the time, so I decided to try a cordless iron. There were so many positive and negative reviews that it was hard to choose. I finally settled on the Panasonic 360º Freestyle Advanced Cordless Ceramic Iron and am very happy with my purchase. I solved all my problems I had with a wire iron. Five stars across the board

I was a quilter so I needed an iron with a smaller footprint. And no cable gets in the way. While not exactly cheap hardware, it ticks the box for my needs. It heats up pretty quickly, the vape function (which I use all the time) is great, but due to the small size I fill the tank more often, but that makes sense. As some other people have mentioned, this iron doesn't work for stacks and stacks of shirts or heavy items. So I kept my old iron for these jobs (I'm one of the few people who still…

This is the perfect craft iron. The cordless body and detachable water tank make it a favorite right from the start. Although it takes a few minutes to reach a high temperature, the light will stop flashing when it's done, so you don't have to guess when it's done. It stays hot enough to iron quilting or craft pieces. You'll need to leave it charging if you're going to use it for a long period of time, but I haven't had this problem yet as I'm again using it exclusively for craft projects and…

I've been using a Panasonic cordless iron for over 10 years and I'm very satisfied. The plastic cover on the on/off button broke with use and I bought this new iron "just in case" mine stopped working. The new iron has a similar non-stick coating and heats up faster. But I don't understand that it has 2 pointed ends. I think the difference in the interface isn't much bigger, so I'm wondering why that was done. With a pointed "rear" end, he won't stand up. I use distilled water in a 1 gallon…