Steam Irons
Hellfire - 8/4/06 at 08:41 PM
OK. Wife was doing some ironing tonight, when all of a sudden..... POP. It died. Now, I'm a bloke, so don't understand things like steam
irons. 
Therefore, my other half would like to know which iron I should buy her. 
I want to know, which is best. Don't want to pay more than £50. Doesn't have to be cordless (if indeed you could get a cordless one that
cheap). Something that is reliable and will keep her happy ironing for years to come. Last one was a Tefal Ultraglide (so she told me) and lasted
about 6 years, so not too bad.
She is currently chained to the sink and the cooker only but I like to give her a bit of variety every now and again and besides, I can't go into
the office wearing crumpled shirts
Please give me some advice and help to bring some happiness back into her life.
mangogrooveworkshop - 8/4/06 at 08:47 PM
Go to tescos and get the cheapest ........doesnt hurt so much when they pack up . Besides unless you buy a proffesional one the quality seems to be
the same.
graememk - 8/4/06 at 08:57 PM
i bought my other half one of them ones that has a base station and a tank you put water in, cost me £60 from asda and she loves it = extra garage
points
NigeEss - 8/4/06 at 09:07 PM
quote:
Originally posted by graememk
i bought my other half one of them ones that has a base station and a tank you put water in, cost me £60 from asda and she loves it = extra garage
points
Yep, this type gets the vote from my better half too.
Nige
chockymonster - 8/4/06 at 10:16 PM
quote:
Originally posted by NigeEss
quote:
Originally posted by graememk
i bought my other half one of them ones that has a base station and a tank you put water in, cost me £60 from asda and she loves it = extra garage
points
Yep, this type gets the vote from my better half too.
Nige
And mine, not that she does any ironing.
theconrodkid - 8/4/06 at 10:28 PM
whats an iron?
ned - 8/4/06 at 10:37 PM
an iron? isn't that something to do with sub atomic molecules that powers the starship enterprises warp drives jon?
or is that an ion
[Edited on 8/4/06 by ned]
omega 24 v6 - 8/4/06 at 11:04 PM
It possibly only needs a new fuse and the wire going into the handle cut back and reconnected.
dave1888 - 8/4/06 at 11:06 PM
Get another Tefal ultraglide they are great. so im told
907 - 8/4/06 at 11:08 PM
It's something you add a smivic of carbon to,
and then you have the basic ingredient for rust.
Paul G
Peteff - 8/4/06 at 11:12 PM
Get with the times man, the one we have now is ELECTRIC.
NigeEss - 8/4/06 at 11:14 PM
quote:
Originally posted by Peteff
Get with the times man, the one we have now is ELECTRIC.
LMAO
OX - 8/4/06 at 11:36 PM
quote:
Originally posted by graememk
i bought my other half one of them ones that has a base station and a tank you put water in
mum lovers hers as well,girlfriend now says she needs one or she's going to stop ironing ,o well i think the crinkle look is going to suit me
Triton - 9/4/06 at 08:25 AM
Ever tried using one....jeeees i got creases where i never knew you could....daft devices that burn fingers
Peteff - 9/4/06 at 08:35 AM
therefore it's a power tool. That's what she told me anyway. Have I been conned.
Hellfire - 9/4/06 at 08:53 AM
Nahhh, don't be fooled by that one Pete. It doesn't make no where near enough noise to qualify as a 'Power Tool'.......
Triton - 9/4/06 at 08:55 AM
Snap!!! I was told that as well along with cookers, kettles even washing machines.
I did try to point out that welders/grinders are different but no use