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 2200W, 200 g steam boost, volume 420 ml container, ceramic soleplate, anti-drip system No-Drip
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MOR5170a
Clothes Iron 2500W, 0-45g/min steam, steam shot 140g 4 power levels steaming, 0.38 l water tank, ironing area Resilium, Drip-stop
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EAV4305t
Steam Generator 100g/min vapor, the vapor pressure of 5 bar, the volume of 0.6 liters boiler, ceramic soleplate, adjustable temperature, dry iron
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EAD2300b
Clothes Iron - 2000W, 0 to 30g/min steam, steam shot 90g/min, 270ml water tank, Ultragliss Diffusion soleplate
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EAD2004n
Clothes Iron 2200W, 0-30g/min vapor steam character 100g water tank 0.30 liters, 80 Glissium soleplate, Anti-drip, anti-calc
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EAV4305s
Clothes Iron 2300W, 0-30g / min steam, steam 110g, water tank 0.30l, Glissium 80, Anti-drip, Anti-calc
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EAV4305r
Clothes Iron 2200W, 0-40g/min steam, steam shot 130g water tank 0.35 liters, 500 Resilium soleplate, Anti-calc
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EAV4305q
Clothes Iron - 2300W, 0-40g/min steam, steam 150g, 0.35l water tank, Resilium 500 soleplate, Anti-calc
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EAV4305p
Clothes Iron 2400W 0-45g/min vapor steam character 170 g, 0.35 l water tank, ironing area Resilium 500, Anti-calc
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EAV4305o
Steam Generator 2350W, 0-115g/min pairs, 230 g steam boost, 1.2 l water tank, Anti-drip, Anti-calc
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EAV4305n
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EAT5302c
Clothes Iron - 2600 W, 0 to 50g/min steam, 200 g/min steam shot, 320ml water tank, Anticalc, Autoclean, Anti-drip system, 360° swivel connector
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EAD2004m
Steam Generator 0-120g/min steam, power zone with turbo steam to 200g/min., the vapor pressure of 5 bar, water tank 1.6l, Anti-Calc
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EAD2012i
Clothes Iron 2000W, ceramic soleplate, Anti-CALC, ANTI-DRIP, 340 ml water tank, control the steam, steam shot
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EAD2181l
Steam Generator 0-120g/min steam, power zone turbo steam up to 380 g/min., vapor pressure 6.5bar, self-cleaning plate Gliss Glide Protect Autoclean with palladium, Anti-Calc
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EAD2012h
Clothes Iron 2400W 0-40g/min, steam shot 130g/min, 300 ml water tank, two-layer soleplate 360 ° Ultraglide Durilium, anti-drip system
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EAD2015a
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EAD2321f
Clothes Iron 1800W, constant steam output 20 g / min steam boost 70 g / min, non-stick coating soleplate, 200 ml water tank
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EAD2059g
Clothes Iron 1600W constant steam output 25 g / min steam boost 80 g / min, non-stick coating soleplate, 200 ml water tank
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EAD2059f
Steam Generator steam 100 g / min steam pressure to 4.3bar, ceramic nonstick soleplate, the water tank 1.2 l
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EAD2061u
Clothes Iron 2300W, steady steam 35g/min steam impulse 120g/min, ceramic soleplate
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EAD2059e
Clothes Iron 2600W, steady steam 50g/min steam impulse 200g/min, SteamGlide soleplate Plus, DripStop, 350 ml water tank
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EAD2059d2
Clothes Iron 2600W, steady steam 50g/min steam impulse 200g/min, SteamGlide soleplate Plus, DripStop, 350 ml water tank
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EAD2059d
Steam Generator - system generates steam at 95 g/min, steam pressure to 4.2bar, ceramic non-stick soleplate, 1.2 liter water tank
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EAD2061t
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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