Hamilton Beach Durathon Steam Iron for Clothes with Durathon Nonstick Soleplate, Extra Long Cord, Auto Shut-Off, 1500 W, White

Very nice just what I have been looking for, thank you

I have bought many expensive irons searching for one that as a quilter would flatten my seams. I heard about this iron from Coriandfer quilts YouTube video. She says only one she uses for her sewing. My expensive iron broke last week and I decided to give this a try. What did I have to lose for $29. Omgosh, this iron is amazing in the steam, the heat and it didn't suck up water There is no leaking or water spitting! This is a must buy!!! I have never used an iron that had worked better.

I have had this iron for a short time, but used a lot, so far, I highly recommend it. I have had tried the most expensive irons (specially for people who sew, which I do) to the least expensive. This one I like the best. You get consistent steam to the last bit of water. It's nonstick, log cord, which swivels out of the way. It's med weight, which is good, if too light weight, you don't get a good press. (this is very important when sewing) auto shut off is a great feature. All this and a very good price

I like very much the Hamilton Beach clothing irons, the durathon model to be more specific. It works very well, is lightweight and the durathon nonstick plate makes it super easy to clean so it won't stain your clothes. Works well with the steamer although I'm not a fan of using it. If I use it, I make sure to empty the water from the container so it won't rust internally and eventually will damage your clothes when it starts dripping. I had the digital model (purple) and it lasted for almost 7 years on a 4-6 family. That model is a bit heavier but works amazing. Plus I love the idea of the retractable cord. It has a red tape indicating the limit should pull the cord to. (Fact is that mine broke because someone took off the red tape and then started pulling the cord till the end until it broke.) But if you have to buy on budget (priorities), this one work well with its traditional heat/clothing selection disc and no retractable cord. As for the cord, just add a Velcro strip to keep it tied when not in use.

This is the best iron I've owned so far. My only complaint is that sometimes when steaming it leaves wet marks on clothes. They dry fast though. Smooth, non stick plate. Great steam feature. Very heavy iron. I would repurchase.

Our old one was literally falling apart and leaving marks on our clothes. This one is working fine after owning it for about three weeks. I use the iron about 6 days a week. It was surprisingly heavy but that's not a problem for me. Although I would imagine someone with certain physical conditions might be concerned about the weight. The only thing I'm not sure about is the self cleaning option. The instructions say to hold the button down until the water reservoir is empty. It does spit and steam at first but it cools off and stops before the reservoir is empty. Its too early to tell if that self-cleaning feature will help prevent the hard water build up that happened with our old one. Its a huge improvement - almost any iron would have been.

Good product when it was working. It would get nice and hot. The steam was strong and it didn't take long to heat. Soon it started leaking water and a couple of months later it fizzled out. No longer heats. I got only 8 months out of it.

I bought this iron because it had great reviews, but it did not work for me. It was too bulky and the handle was uncomfortable for my arthritic hands. It also being mostly plastic did not get hot enough for ironing jeans and other heavy fabric. I took it back and ordered the same type I had used for years from Black and Decker , a model made from stainless metal. .As they no longer have that iron in our local store I had to order site to store.I would not reccomend this iron unless you are doing only minimal ironing and have strong hands.

This iron heats up well. The steam works well also. This iron has a teflon soleplate. If you use starch, the soleplate gunks up, and you have to clean it every couple of days. Despite cleaning, it does not return to the surface when purchased. DO NOT buy any iron with a teflon soleplate.

I do know 2 years is long time but this iron had safety features and those should never expire. But we used this iron and suddenly its temperature started rising so much that while ironing it started burning the underlying cloth. I have been ironing on that iron stand for long time but i never expected this from such branded item. I mean these things are suppose to run for years. It did not sounded anything, I switched it off after it started smoking and that's when it never worked again... If its suppose to have life of 2 years only then I am good else this is an issue.