I've learned to avoid Black & Decker products like the plague. I have one of their under counter can openers that's just plain awful (I have a review on that, too), and an older model iron very similar to this one, that's absolutely awful, too.

I bought the Black & Decker Quick & Easy 320 Iron years ago, maybe as many as 6 years ago. I am not exactly sure, when I bought it, but I can tell you that I really like it. Well as much as you can like an iron. I try to make sure that I don't...

Ironing is needed in my home. Pressing items is a weekly ritual cotton fabrics need pressing and polyester does need seam pressing. Heavy starch on jeans is necessary for working with horses so the iron is needed. If you have to use an iron for more...

This iron is terrible! I have had many iron's but this has got to be the worst one out of all of them! My last iron was left up at camp so I needed to buy a new one. I seen this one in a sears catalog and it looked nice. I needed one bad so I ran out...

I only recently learned to iron and I have little experience to compare irons. But I love this iron and have found it very easy to use. The Surge of Steam uses up a lot of water, but it is great for getting wrinkles out of my cotton work shirts and...

By far this is the worst iron I have ever used (and believe me I've tried many). Considering the price I paid for it, I expected much better performance. I've paid much less for better irons. The only good feature is that it's lightweight and easy to...

Yes, believe it or not people still do iron these days. I have found an iron that is low cost, lightweight and easy to use. It also has a cord that is long enough so that you don't get confined to a very small area, and allows for more flexibility...

When I started buying all cotton clothing I found it necessary to do touch ups. So I needed an iron. I tried another brand that would not get hot enough to press out small wrinkles. This iron is inexpensive and does a wonderful job on all kinds of...