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 Wonderful Iron October 12, 2008
Susan M. Spitzner (shoreham, vt)
Does a great job, makes ironing quick and easy. I had a Black and Decker iron that was in use for over 25 years, and I am glad that I stuck with the brand!
 Sean October 12, 2008
Sean Adams (ny)
This iron works great did research on from consumer reports rate great and very happy with it can see the issue with the water fill cover but not an issue if your careful This iron actually makes you enjoy ironing due too it gets very hot fast and GREAT STEAM the blast of steam is awesome auto shut off works great if you forget about it being on
Black & Decker Is Tops Over Rowenta October 11, 2008
Frank A. Crognale (New York)
The best iron my wife and I have used. Our very expensive Rowenta started off ok, but gradually built up residue and even after cleaning, would leave particles on our clothes. This Black & Decker iron works beautifully, cleans very easily (even lets you know when it needs to be cleaned), and leaves no residue after cleaning. Shot of steam is more than enough and you can adjust how much you want to have by the dial below the handle. The digital read-out beeps when the iron is at the temperature you've selected, and it is a breeze to iron now. The weight of this iron is good, not too heavy and not too light. The water tank holds a good amount of water and it is very easy to add more water if needed. The little cover/door that you flip up to fill the water tank is attached by a hinge that seems delicate, but we've ironed for over a month and haven't had a problem as some other reviewers have mentioned. Great price and super saver shipping a plus. All these positive reviews are proof how well this iron works.
As advertised October 9, 2008
R. Beltzer
I selected this iron based on the product reviews at many sites. It always rated at the top. I've only used it once since I purchased it but was very pleased.
What a terrific iron! October 8, 2008
R Atherton (Frostbite Falls, MN)
I've just received this iron, and I've never had such a handy gadget before. It heats up almost immediately, holds a steam blaster for tough wrinkles, glides effortlessly over any fabric, and shuts itself off if left unattended (ten minute time-out if it's vertical, one minute if it's lying on its faceplate). I would feel rather silly just describing how to use an iron, but this one does everything so well, from filling the reservoir to blast-cleaning the iron of deposits. I hate ironing, but this makes it almost fun.
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