The 10 Best Rowenta Irons  Feb 2020

Traditional: A traditional iron is exactly what you would expect—a heavy-duty, high quality steam iron that can handle just about every article of clothing you have.

• This type of standard, workhorse iron is perfect for people with typical ironing needs—if you have a pile of clothes at home that needs to be ironed, this is the tool for the job

Travel: As its name suggests, travel irons are designed to be taken and used on the road.

• These irons, because they are more compact and lightweight, are perfect if you need to keep things pressed while on the go

Environmentally-friendly: In recent years, many companies have offered more eco-friendly options, and Rowenta is no exception.

Rowenta’s environmentally-friendly irons (which have features like reduced energy consumption) are ideal for people who are interested in reducing their impact on the environment without sacrificing quality

In general, reviewers who have purchased Rowenta irons are very happy with the results. Here are some of the particular aspects of the irons that make them so happy:

• Speed of ironing: Because of their weight and steam production (more on that in a moment), Rowenta irons are seen as the gold standard of efficiency—they move through stacks of laundry with lightning speed.
• Steam strength: One of the things that helps an iron do its work quickly is the strength of its steam—you want to have a blast of steam hitting the clothes, not a weak trickle. The best irons do just that, producing a forceful hit of steam every time.
• Thermostat range: If you’re going to be ironing a number of different kinds of fabrics, it’s important to have an iron that allows you a good amount of control. The best models come with several different heat settings, and the thermostats are both easy to set and reliable.
• Parts durability: As long as it stays clean (and is easy to clean when necessary), the iron part of an iron shouldn’t be a problem in terms of durability. However, with some irons, things like the steam trigger can break off easily or simply stop working properly. That isn’t a problem with better irons.

• Wattage: On the one hand, an iron is an iron, and heat is heat, so the wattage that is listed on the product specification section might not seem that important. However, for an iron, wattage means heating power, so look for an iron with a high wattage, because it’s going to let you get started (and finished) with your ironing more quickly,
• Steam pressure: Be sure to check out the amount of steam pressure an iron can be expected to generate, because the more pressure, the better results.
• Auto-off: This is a very helpful safety feature. On the off chance that you forget to unplug your iron in the morning, it’s great to have the peace of mind that comes from knowing that it will automatically shut itself off after a set amount of time.
• Water type: Some people prefer to use only water when steam-ironing their clothes, while others like to add chemicals to enhance the results. Whatever your preference, be sure to choose a model that has a water reservoir that is designed to handle what you’re going to put into it—water will work with just about every reservoir, but not every reservoir is built to work with other chemicals.

Rowenta was founded in Germany in 1909. They produce a number of different appliances and accessories; some of their best-known products are irons and grooming accessories.