Russell Hobbs Easy Dampgenerator

Before that I had always steam iron, but never a station. At first I was afraid to put them on the ironing board, it is but a little heavier than iron, especially since the water tank is also considerably greater. But it works, the board does not break down and the ironing is more pleasant because the iron is no longer so difficult. What then again is a slight drawback, however, because the compressive force is lacking a bit. I quickly got me accustomed and well-made soleplate also makes ironing easier again, the iron slides downright through the fabric.

You can choose between constant steam or one decides itself when you trigger a burst of steam. I mostly use continuous steam and thanks to the water tank I'm also relatively far with it. But again, as with other steam iron when the iron is not really hot, it begins to drip. It is also during charging relatively loud, but gives itself over time.

Since it is the first steam station for me, I have not got to compare it to, but I iron since then much better. Through the ease of iron, it is not so much in the arm, the pressure is sufficient to get smooth wash. Full creases I have it anyway never made that I can do now is not even. The station I want now but no longer do without.