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Just got the iron and love it straight away. This works very well. The pair is perfect and sufficient for everyday wear. I noticed that when I used the atomizer to spray, water came out everywhere and found that the atomizer was clogged. I'm not sure if it's a factory defect but I need to replace it. The rest of the hardware works great. I definitely recommend it. Update: the hardware was immediately exchanged at Amazon and now I have a complaint. Everything is working well! Thank you Revan!

I needed a good iron after the cheap iron I bought 12 years ago completely died. This time I wanted to be sure I was buying a quality iron. After reading several reviews of different irons, I decided to give CHI a try. I'm so glad I did! This iron is amazing. When I've finished ironing my husband's unruly Columbia shirts, it looks like I took them to the dry cleaners to be ironed! For a girl who once hated ironing, I really don't mind now that I have a CHI. Plus 2 years warranty! I would…

I sew and collect and use mostly vintage tablecloths. I've had several irons that worked fine for a while but just didn't do the job in the end. My main complaint as a quilter was the short time before the iron would automatically shut off. You will receive a piece that is ready to iron and you will have to wait for it to heat up again. Drives you crazy! Actually, I was looking for an expensive well-known iron, but they were all missing. I bought this completely unknown brand because it had 30…

I bought this iron almost a year ago to replace a year old Rowenta that fell off my ironing board and broke. I didn't want to buy another Rowenta because it didn't convince me. After reading many reviews, I settled on this one (CHI Steam Iron with Titanium Filled Soleplate - Model 13101). I am very happy with my decision. The iron is actually the best I've ever had. I dry a lot of cotton blouses so I need good steam to get the creases out. It helps. I don't have to use both steam and spray, and

Absolutely the best iron I have ever owned - and I have owned many brands including 3 Rowentas including a top of the range. Surprisingly light, more steam holes than any other iron but I think the 1700w is really the key. All my friends wanted to try it and swore they would go home to order it. I've never heard of this brand but if it lasts well and I get a few years I'll be insanely happy. If you have never used 1700 watts - order and check for yourself. (I carry a lot of laundry, and ironing

13106 is a retractable cord with 400 steam holes. 13101 has 300 vapor holes and a non-retractable cord. (This cable has the ability to adjust the falloff to the right or left, which is a nice feature.) The ceramic-coated bezel is nice, but not as smooth and "sliding" (haha) as the stainless steel bezel. It needed a bit of tweaking, but after a while it didn't bother me anymore. Aside from the size/weight difference, which accounts for the draw code and steam holes, these two irons are very…

This is my first experience with a Chi-Iron. I was impressed by its looks and features. This is a well designed and durable iron, but let me address 6 reasons why I love the Ironclad: 1. Ceramic soleplate vs. stainless steel. I have used stainless steel or stainless steel irons in the past but have found that they have static issues and I have found that the Chi Iron works better with good steam and/or heat distribution. With Chi.2 you don't have to worry about preparing clothes. Solid…

First off, this iron is really smooth. It heats up well out of the box and releases a moderate amount of vapor when the vapor is fully on. I don't think it's as powerful as advertised above (my cheaper Black & Decker was more powerful), but it's good enough for most purposes. Get these little pieces. It heats up to the tip, which I find doesn't always happen with other irons. I had no problem filling the water tank with distilled water directly from a jug. These qualities earned him two stars…

This professional steam iron from CHI is a solid performer with lots of features normally only found on more expensive irons. My other iron is the Rowenta DW5080 which costs $30 more than the CHI but they are remarkably similar in looks and performance. Both are 1700 watts. Both have large temperature controls under the handle. Both have steam and spray buttons on the top of the iron. Both hold 10 oz. Water. Both have multiple steam holes. Both have precise tips that make ironing around…