Tower T22006 CeraGlide Steam Generator Iron with Ceramic Soleplate, 2700 W, 1.5 Litre, Black

Love this iron its lightweight and functional it's got a large tank and good efficient iron greatvalue fot money

This iron is amazing. Lightweight and easy to use. Cuts through the ironing pile with ease. The constant steam function is a boon and helps with heavy duty items such as jeans. Water capacity is good, the only possible negative is that I found the cord length a little short.

I've waited 3 months to write this as I live in a very hard water area and have read some bad reviews about hard water being an issue. I've often posted reviews much too early after purchase and later found problems with products.I've read some poor and conflicting reviews about this Iron, but so far I've found it to be excellent. I live in a VERY hard water area and every iron I've ever owned has been slowly tortured and then slain by the dreaded limescale. I fully expect this iron will fall victim also at some point, but if it lasts me 2 years I will feel like I've had good value (most expensive irons give up on my local water after 1 year).The iron looks good, it performs well, and the hand-held section contrary to some reviews is very light compared to my last expensive steam iron. The advantage is that the water is held in the main body away from the iron itself.The steam pressure is great. I've not needed to use a separate spray to wet a garment as of yet, and I've ironed some stubborn creases.I did encounter one instance of 'brown water spurtage' (just a little), which occurred after 2 months. At that point I ran a common decalcifying product through the iron, and it has been fine ever since. It says not to do this, but it also says to use tap water, not ionised water - so I chose to ignore.There are a couple of key things with this iron:Don't use the 'continuous steam' switch for long periods (use for less than 10 seconds) The iron cannot retain enough heat and so water will inevitably start to spatter.The cable between the base unit and the iron is only about 1.5 meters long, so ensure you have somewhere to put the base unit close to where your ironing board is.For the price, I'm very happy with this. It is SO much better than my previous expensive 'normal' steam irons that produce very little steam and seem to die within 18 months.

This iron is not cheap however it’s is the best iron we have ever bought and far more efficient removing creases and ironing to perfection with a lot less effort the our previous ones

I always wanted one of these and when my pup ate through the cables on my normal iron I decided to treat myself to this.Pros:1: Not as much running back and forth to fill the iron.2: looks good.3: quick to heat.4: ironing denim isn’t as irritating as before.5: bed linen is a breeze (I can’t have bed clothes that aren’t ironed it unsettles me)6: I can steam work uniform while on the hanger.7: I haven’t burnt myself yet but it is early days.Cons.1: Iron cable has no where to wrap round. The plug and cable does but the iron cable just hangs2: it’s bulky to store.3: the iron itself isn’t heavy enough for my own personal liking. I catch myself pressing down on the clothes when using it.4: the tank is a pain in the a**e sometimes to put back in.It’s quite good for the price but I can’t see it lasting very long. It is enjoyable to use.**EDIT**Don’t waste your money and buy something of better quality. Soaks my clothes, spits out dirty brown water even though it’s cleaned and descaled regularly. The steam button isn’t reactive and my straighteners get the creases out of things better.Just a pity I’m by the return time frame or else I’d be asking for my money back.

For the price of this product compared to more well known brand names it has some great features.In terms of the ironing performance, the iron heats up quickly and produces steam within a few minutes. The tank lasts for a long time (I used less than one tank ironing one load of very thick 100% cotton sheets which would have taken two on my last steam generator). The iron itself is heavy enough to give a good press to items but is still comfortable to use. The iron temperature is adjustable on the iron itself as opposed to the steam unit. Steam comes out at a lower rate like a regular steam iron but there is also a continuous steam button. The soleplate has a nice glide to it and the slim taper at the top of the iron makes it easy to iron details.Where this iron has most impressed me is design features which haven't been thought about on models way ahead of this in price. For example:-the cord of the iron is long enough that you can stand the generator on the floor while you iron, which is great because you don't need another table or try to balance it on the end of the ironing board.- there is space to neatly wrap the flex around the base so that it can be stored more easily- the iron sits very securely on the generator unit without the soleplate being in contact with the base- there is a handy carry handle which makes it easier to move around- the tank is completely removable from the generator unit which means you can fill it up directly from the tap and you don't come into contact with the steam.The only thing missing from this iron is a water spray, which I use very rarely and find it's needed less with a good steam generator anyway. I would rather save money and buy this model and a £1 spray bottle to use separately.If you are looking for a good quality, good value steam generator iron then I recommend you buy this.

It’s a low end product.Lightweight in design and performance.It doesn’t create constant steam. An annoying lag in between spurts of steam and water!Wets clothes and creates spots white powder.Would I buy again? No.Buy cheap, buy twice.

Once we worked out how to turn it on, it's brilliant.