Irons

The Russell Hobbs 18680 is a cheap steam iron which automatically adjusts steam levels to the temperature setting you've selected. Does this steam iron really create the perfect combination of heat and steam to make ironing less of a chore? Or does...

1 expert reviews | 45 user reviews

second one of these that leaked water, therefore we would not purchase another Russell Hobbs Iron.

38 user reviews

easy to use and not too heavy

43 user reviews

A really good product which makes ironing almost a pleasurable experience.

25 user reviews

This is a great iron and an amazing price - I only paid £29.99 at Argos. It has a new kind of soleplate - ceramic coated with the metal Palladium, which makes ironing so much easier as it just glides in any direction over any fabric. There is one...

29 user reviews

Great to use , no cord in the way , glided through the creases, excellent price too .

22 user reviews

The Russell Hobbs 25090 One Temperature Iron is ideal if you're not a fan of using the temperature setting on your iron – and don’t care about steam shots.

1 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

I've only used this generator a couple of times so am still getting into the way of it. I had the Pro Express for many years and it was very simple and straightforward, everything laid out for ease. But like all things they move on with the new...

6 user reviews

The Hoover Ironspeed SRD4107 steam generator iron gives you 45 minutes of steam from a full tank of water. But is it powerful, high-pressure steam as Hoover claims? Read our review to find out whether this steam generator iron is so steamy, speedy and...

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

The iron does what I need it to. And I couldn't get anything like it at a lower price unless it was a gift. I'm quite satisfied with my purchase.

12 user reviews

PRICE

3 user reviews

Easy to use and last ages without refilling. seems to get the creases out easily too. My last steam generator lasted about 12 years and finally died, so I resorted to a normal iron for 1 week, while I researched which one to buy. That was long enough.

3 user reviews

All in all, this iron is a fantastic, inexpensive model, which promises to last for a long time, and deliver consistently good results.

2 expert reviews | 230 user reviews

Looks nice (as far as an ironing board can!!). Functions as it should and for the price it's great! Adjusts to a good height for a taller person.

191 user reviews

Well pleased.

142 user reviews

The Tefal FV3770 is a cheap steam iron with some handy features, such as a scale filter and self-clean function. We've pitted it against creased cotton and crumpled linen to see whether it's a bargain buy for quick and easy ironing. Read our full...

1 expert reviews | 87 user reviews

Just what I wanted. Large and light. I have spinal problems and could not lift my old one. This is light but sturdy. Very highly recommend.

86 user reviews

While I like this iron pretty well, it did tip over with me once and melted some of the nap off my carpet. However, I was glad it did not scorch the carpet, and the spot is hardly noticeable.

69 user reviews

Long lead.

46 user reviews

Long lead.

46 user reviews

No steam from the unit! 270 $ to the bin! Still trying to change it , weak support from delonghi

48 user reviews

After spending years struggling with a no-frills, hand-me-down, mineral-deposit-plagued Black & Decker 1200W iron (circa 1992) complete with a scratched up, tiny soleplate, I decided to treat myself to a new steam iron. After reading heaps of reviews,...

47 user reviews

Ease and effective to use

38 user reviews

" I purchased this particular item as it was in my price range and I was drawn to the tank fill function. Lets just say I don't bother using it as on every occasion the tank hasn't lined up or has shifted so steam becomes mess, even when I check it is...

38 user reviews

I have nothing good yo say because the iron only leaked water not steam and had to be returned within a couple of weeks

36 user reviews