🔥 Experience Ultimate Ironing Precision with MARTISAN Super Hot 1800W Steam Iron Review

We broke our $80 Rowenta iron and while looking for a replacement came across the Martisann Sg-5008. We weren't expecting much given the price but after receiving and using it I have to admit this is a very good iron. It does NOT have a stainless steel soleplate but the coated plate works very well and the iron has the same characteristics. The steam boost is stronger than Rowenta. Durability can't be determined for our limited use so far, but at the price - give it a try. We've had limited use

I sew and alter a lot of clothes. I ordered this iron mainly for high temperatures. That's great. But the steam function does not work properly. When I turn on the steam button, I expect steam to come out when I'm ironing the material I'm working on, but most of the time it doesn't. I prefer to use the spray function first. I do not like it. It also annoys me that very few irons are made without an automatic switch-off. It's a real pain and I spend a lot of time waiting for the iron to heat up…

I bought this iron in December 2018. It met all my usual requirements - ceramic sole, lots and lots of vapor, auto shut off - and was so good at first that I was willing to order a second one. Today he just died - no warning, nothing. I abuse my irons - I sew and weld a lot of seams to make my irons go bad. I usually drop the iron and break it. This iron just died - DEAD. If you are looking for a reliable iron, avoid this one. TO UPDATE! I found out that this iron comes with a warranty. After a

Vapor production is unstable. When set to 1 or 2 there is no vapor unless you press the burst button first. The blast itself is unadjustable and is so massive and powerful that it rebounds back into your hand. The amount of boiling water it spits out leaves noticeable wet holes on the surface and shoots out from under the sole, making it dangerous. When the vapor is set to 3 and the temperature is Cotton or higher AND the tank is full, plenty of vapor will be produced with no pre-explosion…