Professional 2-Tank Ironing System has a spray tank for liquid starch, wrinkle releaser, fragances or water. With automatic shut-off in three positions this iron turns off automatically on its heel rest, on its side, or on its soleplate. It has variable steam, a comfort grip handle, powerful horizontal and verticle steam surges, and an auto-clean system. Withe an INOX stainless steel soleplate, this iron will provide excellent performance. To use the two tank system, simply fill the steam tank (1), with water for powerful steam, then fill spray tank (2) with starch, wrinkle releaser or liquid ironing aid. Then press the spray button and apply directly to the fabric while ironing.

The Rowenta DC0008C Iron Water Tank w/ Cap fits models IS7800 IS7600 IS7500 IS7400 IS7850

Compact Size Ideal for detail work or travel, Lightweight Body, Easy-glide xylan-coated sole plate, Easy to use sprayer, Multiple fabric settings from delicate silk to difficult linens, Detachable handle for flat storage in zippered pouch, Dual voltage 120/240 volts for use while traveling, One year limited warranty

Vertical steam power technology removes even the most stubborn wrinkles from clothing. Variable steam. Polished stainless steel soleplate for durability and easy glide. 10" long, 360-degree rotating power cord for flexibility. Multi-position automatic shu.

Meet Steam Bug, the world's smallest steam iron. This mighty little iron heats in just 15 seconds to set creases and remove wrinkles on the go. It features three temperature settings, one-touch steam control-and it's dual-voltage for worldwide travel. Safe for most fabrics. Includes travel pouch. Full steam in secondsJust fill the water reservoir, plug it in and turn it on. Steam Bug heats in just 15 seconds. Dual voltage convenienceA built-in power converter means you can use Steam Bug worldwide. You'll just need adapter plugs (sold separately) to change the plug shape. Safe for most fabricsSteam Bug features three temperature settings and one-touch steam control.

Steam Master Iron with Motion Smart Auto Off;Shot of Steam; Vertical Steam; Spray Mist; Stainless Steel Soleplate; Long Cord; Self Clean; Anti Calc; Drip Free

1350 watts for fast heat up Automatic built-in cord reel for fast and convenient storage Automatic shutoff after 10 minutes of inactivity for peace of mind Powerful surge provides a blast of steam and doubles as a vertical steamer Nonstick-coated soleplate easily wipes clean Spray for a fine mist to dampen stubborn wrinkles.

Features: LCD display menu in three languages: English, Spanish, and French. Smart Steam. Soft grip handle. iron also has a cord wrap. Soleplate Surface: Stainless Steel. 1-year Limited.

Euro-Pro GI-465 Shark Full-Sized Iron A self-cleaning unit with built-in variable steam, this 1400-watt Shark iron tackles stubborn wrinkles in everyday garments and hanging fabrics. Full-size for efficient coverage, the iron features a polished stainless steel soleplate that glides easily, retains heat well, and resists scratching. Though it can be used dry, it also offers variable steam with a sliding intensity control and a burst of steam function for the most intractable creases. Vertical steam lets you eliminate wrinkles while clothes are on the hanger, and the iron also has a misting spray feature. A clearly marked dial controls the temperature on this model, and the water reservoir is transparent for easy monitoring. For extra safety, the iron has an anti-drip design to cut water flow when levels are too low to build enough steam. It also automatically shuts off after 6 minutes in any position. This is a very helpful feature, though it is not as speedily triggered as in some comparable models. An anti-calc filter and a self-cleaning setting keep the iron in good condition, while the rubberized grip and swivel cord make operation comfortable. Euro-Pro includes a one-year warranty. [+]

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