Swan Portable Garment Steamer, Lightweight, Jet Steam, Cloth Friendly Ceramic Coated Steam Panel, Removes Bacteria and Odours, 1500W, 300ml Water Tank, 25 g Steam Rate, SI12022N, Black

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When you switch the iron on and press the oval button on the top of the handle a light-up display is activated, showing four settings, each successively activated by pressing the button: synthetic, wool/silk, cotton, and max (approximately 88ºC, 135ºC, 190ºC 202ºC). There’s also an automatic shut-off, which switches the iron into sleep mode if it isn’t moved for ten minutes.

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Please allow 3 working days for us to process a return. We will organise a suitable date and time for our couriers to collect the item If you cancel you must return the goods to us at your own expense. You are responsible for the risk of loss or damage when you return the goods, so you should take out adequate postal insurance to cover their value. Once ready, the Swan 2600 glided easily over fabrics and produced a nice, crisp effect that got better as the ironing board heated up with steam. The powerful steam blast with its 6-bar pressure managed – after a number of passes – to get every crinkle out of my bone-dry, crumpled test linen tablecloth. This is the only iron that managed that accolade. The biggest advantage of a steam iron is that it removes wrinkles easier due to the use of steam. A regular iron on the contrary is much lighter and often cheaper.

I bought a Hinari one in the sale in October, i know it isn't a 'top' of the range one. I have been really happy with it but all of a sudden it has stopped steaming! The Swan 2600W Steam Station Iron SI14310N’s notched tip gave a professional finish around shirt buttons, and the overall smoothness it imparted to pure cotton shirts was excellent. It ironed sheets and bedcovers well when they were folded in four, producing a crease-free look with sharp, professional edges, taking all the crinkles out of the bottom layer. My synthetics ironed safely on the low setting, and sweaters looked good after using the wool one. Even the max setting was gentle enough for cottons and cotton mixes. The vertical steam blast really dropped the creases out of coats and suits. Is your product defective and the manual offers no solution? Go to a Repair Café for free repair services. The iron has a useful notched tip for going round buttons, and a ceramic soleplate with 51 steam holes. There’s a trigger under the handle for the steam blast, which can be used vertically to steam clothes and fabrics.

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If you receive any damaged items on your delivery, please state the full extent of the damage on the driver’s delivery note when signing for the goods.Buy It Direct Ltd is a limited company registered in England. Registered number 04171412. Registered office: Unit A Trident Business Park, Leeds Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 1UA. oh...I suppose it could be the filter how stupid i never thought of that! I wasn't really thinking that the filter would affect the steam?? But i will get a new one, filter that is, i don't want to throw the iron away, its only 5/6 months old! For safety, the automatic shut-off feature began huffing crossly after three minutes and went into sleep mode at 9mins 57secs following a soft bleep. If you fail to return the goods, we will collect them, and will charge you the direct cost of collection. If you fail to take reasonable care of the goods before they are returned to us, and this results in damage or deterioration, we will charge you for the reduction in value.