Key Information
- Power Supply: 110-240 Volts
- It is the bottom or downside of the ironSoleplate: Ceramic
- What's in the Box: Iron,User Manual
- Color: Black/Silver
- Type: Steam Iron
- Water Tank Capacity: 350ml
- Steam Output: 45 g/min
- Higher the wattage, the quicker and hotter the iron getsPower Consumption: 3100 Watt
- Power Cord Length: 3m
Details
Whether you enjoy ironing or you hate it, you'll love the fresh pressed results from the PowerSteam Ultra. Powered by 3100 W it heats up 15 percent faster so you can get the job done quicker.
Whether you enjoy ironing or you hate it, you’ll love the fresh pressed results from the PowerSteam Ultra. Powered by 3100 W it heats up 15 percent faster so you can get the job done quicker. It has a smooth ceramic soleplate that glides through even the tough creases to leave your garments wrinkle-free. A tapered tip with button groove lets you get into those awkward bits of fabric around fastenings to give your clothes a professionally ironed finish.
The PowerSteam Ultra has features such as a large 350 ml water tank that will deliver a powerful 210 g burst of steam to get to grips with creases in denim or linen; or a 45 g continuous shot of steam to tackle cotton clothing. Its soft touch handle and dial make ironing comfortable for the user.
It has a powerful vertical steam function that’s ideal for getting the wrinkles out of hanging garments, curtains and upholstery. And it has a variable steam function that allows you to control the level of steam you apply.
If clothes have been left to dry for too long creases can be a firm fixture. Giving fabric a quick spray is a good idea to soften it up and make ironing easier. A quick spritz is all it takes and it means you don’t have to increase the heat to get a smooth result. The PowerSteam Ultra has a triple action self-cleaning function. This comprises of an anti scale cartridge that self cleans to prevent the build up of harmful scale and help prolong the performance and life of your iron Before you iron anything, always follow the instructions on the label of the garment to avoid burning lighter fabrics. It’s also a good idea to start your ironing on the coolest setting and tackle the more delicate fabrics first. Once your iron heats up, you can give clothing like jeans a good press on higher temperature with a blast of steam.
