Colored Vintage Hummingbird - Clear TPU Case Cover

Better than ever

I've had cheap-eo irons and I've had $150 irons. This one is the best I've ever used. And let me say that back in the "olden days" I used to even have an ironing business (when I was in my early teens) for people in my neighborhood, so I know how to handle an iron! LOL We ironed everything in my home: shirts, pants, curtains, pillowcases. So..... What I love about it: The weight. It's not too heavy but it's heavy enough. Too light of an iron won't do the job well. The steam is fantastic. When turned up to the highest setting it really puts it out. The quickness of heat-up....one word: seconds. Boom. No drips, no weird water marks. Ever. (Those are deal breakers to me) What I don't love: Non-retractable cord. I know, I'm lazy. The location of the steam adjustment. Inevitably I accidentally turn it down (or off) while I'm ironing. Bottom line: Do not waste your money on a different iron. This one is THE BOMB. No drips, no splatters, amazing steam, perfect weight, great soleplate (stainless and smoooooth), excellent ability to get around buttons and in pleats with the ridge around the point....it's just a fantastic iron and an amazing price

I cannot recommend this iron. Shortly after our initial purchase the iron simply died. In order to get a full exchange from the company, we had to send it back, wait for it to be processed and then were sent a re-furbished replacement - two weeks later. On our second replacement, the auto-off never worked and after several months, it too completely stopped working. Call me old fashioned, but I have an expectation that if I am going spend a reasonable amount of money on a product I expect it to work longer than 8 months. Sadly, this was not the case

A good (very) heavy iron. Heats up quickly. It has a tapered tip which is perfect for ironing collars and cuffs. The 'burst of steam' feature is fantastic - sometimes I just use the iron upright to steam clothes, especially pants that might get a 'shine' on them. Works great! This is also a good iron for sewing and quilting due to its heavier nature, the tapered tip (great for pressing open seams), and the steam function. I've always had good luck with Black & Decker irons - my last one lasted over 15 years. I highly recommend using only distilled water which may help alleviate any dripping or spotting problems. The two complaints I have are: * the awkward "setting dial" which is under the handle and makes it hard to use * the dark plastic which makes it difficult to see the water level Otherwise a great iron all around.