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Founded in Germany in 1884, Rowenta has a long history of innovation. In 1912 they manufactured their first iron, paving the way for a position today as the world's largest producer of irons. In 1949, Rowenta launched the first iron with Temperature Control, followed by the first Steam Iron in 1957- an innovation that would change garment care forever. Throughout Rowenta's history, Technology and Innovation have always been at the forefront of product design. With a unique code-breaking design to streamline performance, Rowenta's new IS9100 steamer is ideal for steaming garments and furnishings around the home. It's a powerful, commercially rated garment steamer with a revolutionary new design. The base and pole design makes the IS9100 Garment Steamer extremely stable and portable during use. The suitcase- inspired "tilt and roll" features enable easy transport. The dual system integrated hanger is ideal for steaming shirts and hanging garments. Foot operated pedals for power and cord retraction are convenient and comfortable while the telescopic pole adjusts height for comfort and pushes down for compact storage. The superior High Steam Output; fast Heat Up Time in just 60 seconds and Variable Steam Control lets you control the amount of steam needed for any project. The IS9100 has an extra large, removable 1 gallon transparent water tank that will hold water for 2 1/2 hours of prolonged continuous steam and has an auto off feature that will switch off automatically if the tank runs dry. The IS9100 comes with on an board tool storage that includes a fabric, upholstery, lint brush and crease attachments. A 1 year limited warranty, this item suitable for commercial or household use..../ Rowenta IS9100 1550 Watt Precision Valet Commercial Garment Steamer with Retractable Cord / Buy Beds
- Commercially rated steamer takes tap water and heats up in just 60 seconds; superior steam output with variable steam control
- Telescopic pole is adjustable and slides down for storage; integrated hanger and wand holder
- Foot-operated on/off and cord retraction; on-board tool storage compartment includes fabric, upholstery, lint brush and crease attachments
- Removable, transparent 1-gallon water tank fir to 2-1/2 hours of continuous steam; auto-off safety feature; soft, cool-touch handles
- 1-year limited warranty
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EXCELLENT STEAMER, HIGHLY RECOMMEND : Rowenta IS9100 1550 Watt Precision Valet Commercial Garment Steamer with Retractable Cord
I have to wear business attire to work everyday. I bought this steamer with the hope that I could cut down on my dry-cleaning bill and avoid the chemicals used by dry cleaners by doing my own ironing. I was particularly hoping that I could use this to handle washing and ironing my dress shirts, which become wrinkly after a single use and dirty after a couple wears. I have a regular table iron that I have used for over a decade to iron my clothes, but it simply takes too long to adequately iron a dress shirt. I was hoping this steamer was the answer to my dilemma; unfortunately, it isn't.
The steamer simply cannot handle dress shirts adequately, other than taking out simple creases on the flat areas of the front and back. If you have a freshly washed cotton dress shirt that is nice and wrinkly out of the dryer, look elsewhere for help. And forget about ironing the sleeves; anything other than a minor touch-up and you'll be disappointed. If you've seen the video of the unit on Bed, Bath and Beyond's website, don't be fooled (like I was). The unit doesn't work quite as effectively on dress shirts as the video indicates.
The main issue -- as far as I can tell -- is that the unit suffers from a design flaw; there is no backboard against which one can press the shirt, so one has to akwardly pull down on the shirt, making it impossible to avoid unintended creasing. Perhaps if there was a clip on the bottom that one could use to keep the shirt stretched out (like the comparable Haan unit), it would be easier to maneuver around some of the tougher parts of the dress shirt, like the sides and sleeves. But because the unit has no such feature, you have to use your off hand to pull the bottom of the shirt so that it is straight enough to be ironed. Not only is this ineffective, but it's dangerous, as you are constantly at risk of steaming your hand (which I almost did twice on my first try).
To Rowenta's credit, the steam hose seemed to work well and the pressure of the steam was constant. I tried the unit on some of my dress slacks and suit coats, and it seemed okay for purposes of minor touch-ups as to those items of clothing. But I'm not convinced that this limited usefulness is worth the price tag. Also, I've read some reviews in which users complained about the wheels; the wheels are a little sticky, but I did not have major issues with transporting the unit around my apartment (on carpet, rug, or hard-wood floor). Overall, the unit is relatively sturdy, so I wasn't really worried about tipping the unit over. A minor complaint is that the handle where the hose is supposed to rest is also where hangers are supposed to be placed, so you have to hold on to the hose when taking items on and off.
Bottom line for me: If the unit worked well enough to serve as an adequate substitute for dry-cleaning my dress shirts, I would definitely keep it. But because it doesn't, I will be returning it. If you don't need it for dress shirts (other than minor touch-ups), this might not be a bad option for you.
