Rowenta Expert Steam Generator Iron at £69.99 Free delivery!! saveing of £110.00!!

bbaby_2

Found this whilst endlessly searching for a good price Steam Generator Iron.

Rowenta DG9010
Expert Steam Generator

http://www.coopelectricalshop.co.uk/products/ProductDetail.asp?ProductCode=ROW-IRO-DG9010-0


Additional Info

• 2135 Watts
• 4.5 Bar pressure
• Laser stainless steel soleplate
• Fast 2 min heat up
• 1.8m Power cord
• Weight 4.7kg.
• 1 Litre water tank capacity
• Transparent water level viewing window
• Removable water tank for easy filling
• Unlimited ironing time 90g/min Continuous steam
• Anti corrosion boiler for a longer iron life
• Variable and vertical steam.
• On/off switch with steam ready light.
• Comfort handle
• Auto cord rewind

Bargain reduced from original Price of £179.99 - total saveing of £110.00

I think its a superb price for a 4.5 bar iron..:j

I have just ordered mine and you get to choose your delivery date.

Mine is coming on Tuesday, I will update on here once it arrives.

skywalkerbm

£67.99 at http://www.electrical123.com/products/ProductDetail.asp?ProductCode=ROW-IRO-DG9010-0&action=ATB

A couple of quid cheaper with free postage!

JCD_Capulet

skywalkerbm wrote: »

£67.99 at http://www.electrical123.com/products/ProductDetail.asp?ProductCode=ROW-IRO-DG9010-0&action=ATB

A couple of quid cheaper with free postage!

2% back with Quidco too

sharon59

Does anyone have one-are they better than a normal iron-in particular are they heavier as have hand problems and not sure if they would be harder to lift.thanks

kenbury

Thanks for posting. Have been thinking about changing to this type. My sister has one, a Tefal, and she did say make sure you can fill it while hot as the first one she bought you had to wait for it to cool down.

Does anyone know if this Rowenta allows this?

Thanks

Too_Bloo

I can confirm that you can fill it up without waiting for it to cool down we ordered ours from electrical123 good service and quick delivery. We bought it to replace this: Russell Hobbs Steam Gen 13153 we had bought two within a year and a half both of which broke within the warrenty period, fortunately we received a refund.

bbaby_2

Too_Bloo wrote: »

I can confirm that you can fill it up without waiting for it to cool down we ordered ours from electrical123 good service and quick delivery. We bought it to replace this: Russell Hobbs Steam Gen 13153 we had bought two within a year and a half both of which broke within the warrenty period, fortunately we received a refund.

Hi Too Bloo,

Thanks for clarifying that.

Could you tell us how you found the Rowenta DG9010 ?

Also, Sharon59 asked:

Today 9:16 AMsharon59Does anyone have one-are they better than a normal iron-in particular are they heavier as have hand problems and not sure if they would be harder to lift.thanks

Do you think its heavier than a standard iron or about the same?

Really appreciate your thoughts.

All the best

lexa34

How much for an iron???????????:D:D:D

Joto_2

I'd be interested to see how many other people have had problems with their steam generated irons.

I've also had three gone wrong, 2 inside the warranty and 1 just outside. My latest the Phillips GC8261 @ £149.00 has gone faulty within 10 months and I've just replaced it.

I'm not sure about the Rowenta Spec and I know mine is a lot more expensive but I bought it because it has a button where you can turn the steam on and off rather than having to constantly push it down ( which every other model tends to do - and I ended up with blisters on my thumb)

Regarding the weight I'd say most are heavier to carry ( to your ironing board) but once you are ironing the iron itself is either lighter or about the same.

I would suggest if anyone is buying one of these irons that you go for a model with a 2 year guarantee rather than 12 months.

Sid_Harper

I got my wife a DG7140 last year for £87.50 and it's great and it's not heavy (she has RSI).

Spec seems virtually identical so I dare say more or less the same iron (newly rehoused in a white case, which see through section for the tank).

The buttons for steam are very light to operate too.

bbaby_2

OK,, My iron arrived this morning and its fantastic!!!

You can top it up without haveing to remove the water container so you can wizz through your ironing without interuptions.

The steam button is located on the underside of the handel which means no pushing down and saw thumbs. So its very light and effortless when useing the steam function.
Very light to use,,, :T I highly recommend it especially at the price of £69.99http://www.coopelectricalshop.co.uk/...W-IRO-DG9010-0 or even better £67.99 @ http://www.electrical123.com/product...0-0&action=ATB