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My cheapo beepo, iron just broke so I'm in the market. Are all irons essentially the same? If not can anyone recommend a good one?
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you'll get a lot of Rowenta recommendations. They are pieces of sh*t with the most expensive Rowenta's being the worse. Unless you like brown stains on your clothing.
you'll get a lot of Rowenta recommendations. They are pieces of sh*t with the most expensive Rowenta's being the worse. Unless you like brown stains on your clothing.
I had one of those. The thermostat failed and it overheated and caught on fire. I think it was about a month after the warranty expired.The best iron I've ever owned was a Black and Decker "Digital Advantage", which is sadly no longer made.
you'll get a lot of Rowenta recommendations. They are pieces of sh*t with the most expensive Rowenta's being the worse. Unless you like brown stains on your clothing.
you'll get a lot of Rowenta recommendations. They are pieces of sh*t with the most expensive Rowenta's being the worse. Unless you like brown stains on your clothing.