Archive - Irons
When choosing an iron, you should consider the frequency and amount of ironing you intend to do. For occasional ironing of small amounts of clothing, a classic dry iron will suffice. If, however, you regularly iron large amounts of laundry, you should consider a steam generator iron instead. For normal ironing, regular steam irons are ideal.
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Clothes Iron 0-50g/min, steam shot 170g/min, ironing plate SteamGlide Plus, steam tip, auto-off, Double Active Calc, 350ml water tank
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EAD2056d
Clothes Iron 0-50g/min, steam shot 170g/min, ironing plate SteamGlide Plus, steam tip, Double Active Calc, 350ml water tank
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EAD2052d
Clothes Iron 0-40g/min, steam shot 130g/min, 400 steam openings, self-clean, anti-calc system, 300ml water tank
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EAD2232b
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EAD2053b
Clothes Iron 0-40g/min, steam shot 100g/min, Anodilium ironing plate, Double Active Calc system, Drip Stop, 3m power cord, useful case
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EAD2058e
Steam Generator steam up to 90g/min, steam pressure 4bar, stainless steel boyler 1l, up to 1.5h of ironing, electric cord wind system
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EAD2011f
Steam Generator steam up to 90g/min, steam pressure 4.5bar, stainless steel boyler 1l, up to 1.5h of ironing, lock system, Easy Cord system, electric cord wind system
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EAD2011c
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EAD2001d
Clothes Iron 0-30g/min, steam shot 90g/min, water tank 250ml, dual anti-calc system
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EAD2001b
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EAD2009c
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EAD2009f
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EAD2009h
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EAD2007c
Clothes Iron 13g/min, aluminum soleplate, tapered tip, slot for buttons, steam tip, reservoir 180 ml
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EAD2051p
Clothes Iron 13g/min., non-stick ironing surface, steam shot, Double Active Anti-Calc, slim tip, 180ml water tank
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EAD2051m
Clothes Iron 14g/min., non-stick ironing surface, steam shot, Double Active Anti-Calc, slim tip, 180ml water tank
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EAD2051k
Clothes Iron 0-40g/min, steam shot 150g/min, ironing plate Steam Glide, steam tip, Double Active Calc, auto-off, water tank 350ml
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EAD2056f
Clothes Iron 0 -40g/min, steam shot 170g/min, IonicDeepSteam, ironing plate SteamGlide Plus, steam tip, auto-off, Double Active Calc
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EAD2057c
Steam Generator steam 70g/min, stainless steel ironing plate, pressure 4bar, stainless steel boiler 0.8l, heat-resistant ironing matt
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EAD2060f
Steam Generator steam 120g/min, steam shot 200g/min, ironing plate SteamGlide, pressure 5bar, ECO mode, steam tip, overheat protection, auto cord rewind, low-water indication, Calc Clean, carry-lock
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EAD2062f
Steam Generator steam 120g/min, steam shot 200g/min, ironing plate SteamGlide, pressure 5bar, ECO mode, steam tip, overheat protection, low-water indication, Calc Clean, carry-lock
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EAD2061k
Steam Generator steam 120g/min, steam shot 170g/min, ironing plate SteamGlide, pressure 5bar, ECO mode, steam tip, Calc Clean
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EAD2061f
Steam Generator steam 120g/min, steam shot 150g/min, ironing plate SteamGlide, pressure 4.5bar, ECO mode, steam tip, overheat protection, readyness and water tand emptyness indication, Calc Clean
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EAD2060k
Steam Generator steam 120g/min, steam shot 200g/min, ironing plate SteamGlide, pressure 5bar, ECO mode, steam tip, overheat protection, auto-off, stainless steel boiler, low-water indication, Auto Calc Clean, carry-lock
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EAD2063c
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Archive - Irons
A Little Bit of History
Irons are an integral part of the modern home, but they were first used over a thousand years ago. Over time, people learnt that ironing was more effective using a hot surface. Stoves and fires were commonly used to heat the surface, and in Asia, for example, they used “pan irons”, which contained hot embers. Later, irons were heated by burning alcohol or oil, and in the 19th century, the first true forerunner of today’s irons was introduced, already containing immersion heaters powered by electricity. Steam irons first became available in the 20th century, making the whole process much easier.
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