Review on Efficient and Safe 1700 Watt 🔌 Multi Directional Iron by Panasonic - NI-W950A, Purple by Corey Nyuon

As I said in previous posts, I do long arm quilting and I use a LOT of an iron. One thing I use it for all the time is steaming quilts after I load them into the machine. I've had this iron for a few months now and have used it a lot. It's not that much iron for the price. I think a basic iron like Black and Decker would work just as well. As I've written in other Rowenta iron reviews, they are the best I've ever used for heat, consistent steam, weight, etc. The lifespan of a Rowenta iron is a maximum of 24 months for me anyway. What I like about this iron is that it has a long cord, heats up quickly and is lightweight. So far he doesn't spit on my stuff. What I don't like is that there isn't much steam coming out until you press the steam button, the color is purple so it's very difficult to tell if you've reached the maximum water level. or not, I usually transfuse it. Buy a Rowenta 1700-1800W iron for this money and replace it every 2 years. Well I decided to revise my previous review by saying that this morning this iron would not turn on. I spat on the fabric and it ended up leaking horribly. I'm tired of buying expensive irons. I will buy cheap ones and change them as often as possible.