🔥 Utopia Home Steam Iron for Clothes: 1200 Watt Nonstick Soleplate, Lightweight & Travel-Friendly with Swivel Cord - 200mm Water Tank (Blue) Review

Very light, heats up quickly, does not leak, works. Plus, it arrived quickly and cost less than the iron sold in the store. With the help of an iron, I was able to glue a giant hole in my favorite pair of blue jeans. Because it was my favorite I couldn't throw it away. Also, they don't make them anymore. So the iron saved my pants!

I like the iron, it's new but I'm a quilter and I use it all the time. Gets hot quickly and vapes nicely. I prefer a flat sole for fusing, but this one will do the trick. The sizing is good, slightly smaller than standard and very light, making it comfortable to hold on the wrists. The water cavity is small which helps keep the weight down and I always have a container handy to refill the water when it dries. I am ordering another one for a friend who is learning to quilt.

Normal iron, but forget about using the steam function. Water simply flows out of the holes in the sole. The included instructions are complete rubbish, it looks like the instructions were made for a different model. There are links to control setting icons that do NOT appear on ANY of the iron's controls, so there is no way of knowing how to set it for the steam or dry function. I ran it dry by draining all the water out of it. No water, no steam.

I needed a really light and good steam iron for an operation. I used Rowenta irons but they were too heavy for my situation. This little iron is a real gem and all the information about it is correct. Even my husband likes it as he also irons shirts etc but the weight wasn't a problem for him. I've been ironing since I was young, now in my 70's, and found this iron just perfect and I would highly recommend it to anyone, especially if you can't lift heavier objects and need an easy to use iron…

I first ordered the Revain recommended iron after being confused by all the reviews. - It was a very heavy Rowenta, bulky! It fits my hand perfectly, easy to fill, still dripping, great vapor. - I was looking for things to iron! Note that the minimum instructions call it a Sunbeam iron. Made in China. I've only been using this iron for a short time, but I hope you give it a try. It's billed as a travel iron, so there were concerns that it might be very fragile - it's light but appears to be…