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- 1200-Watt Iron With Stainless-Steel Curved Nonstick Soleplate
- 5 Fabric Settings, Push-Button Spray Mist, Jet-Of-Steam And Self-Cleaning Function
- Vertical Steam Option, Electronic Sensor With 3-Way Auto Shut-Off For Safety
- Detachable Water Tank, Anti-Calcium System, Push-Button Retractable Cord Reel
- Measures 10-2/5 By 4-2/7 By 5-2/7 Inches
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Panasonic Steam/Dry Iron, Stainless Steel Soleplate, 3-Way Auto Shut-Off, Automatic Retractable Cord Reel, Vertical Steam, Jet-Of-Steam/Self Cleaning, Adjustable Steam, Spray Mist, Pushbutton Steam/Dry Selector, Detachable Water Tank, Anti-Calcium System.
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Steam out wrinkles quickly and easily with this 1200-watt iron. The unit's stainless-steel curved nonstick soleplate provides smooth, gentle gliding, and its temperature ranges from 176 to 392 degrees F to accommodate a variety of different fabrics. Turn the temperature dial to choose from five fabric settings; a handy reference chart for fabrics and temperatures comes printed on the iron's base. For added convenience, use the iron's push-button spray mist to direct extra moisture where it's needed most or the jet-of-steam function for a powerful burst of steam to blast away stubborn wrinkles--or to clean the steam vents after ironing. Its adjustable steam allows for selecting the right amount of steam for the job--regular steam for heavier material or light steam for quick touch-ups; or choose the "dry" setting for no steam output. With the push of a button, the iron can also be used to vertically steam drapery, hanging garments, and other household items. To ensure safety, its electronic sensor automatically shuts off the iron after 10 minutes if left upright on its heel rest or after 60 seconds if left unmoved on its soleplate or if tipped over on its side. Other highlights include a see-through 5-2/5-ounce water tank that detaches for easy filling, an anti-calcium system that keeps vents free from build-up, and a push-button retractable cord reel for tidy cord storage. With its Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval, the iron measures 10-2/5 by 4-2/7 by 5-2/7 inches.
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4.2 out of 5 stars (356 customer reviews)
206 of 207 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fine iron, affordable price, Nov 16 2008
By Marian R. Van Til - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Panasonic NI-C78SR Steam/Dry Iron with Stainless-Steel Soleplate (Kitchen)
I bought this iron to replace an old Panasonic iron with a retractable cord.First, I'm absolutely sold on having a retractable cord. Besides the fact that this iron works very well, the retractable cord is the main reason I've stuck with Panasonic. It makes storing the iron so much easier. I leave my ironing board up, in a spare room, and keep the iron (upright) on the board when I'm not using it. I don't have to worry about the cord unwrapping and one of our cats getting a hold of it. The retracting mechanism works very well; it worked quite well on the old one, but they've obviously improved it on this new one.
This iron creates a lot of steam, which I like because it easily gets all wrinkles out, even on very creased clothes that you left in the dryer much too long. Besides being usable as a normal steam iron it is usable vertically in steam mode so that you can get wrinkles out of hanging clothes.
The removable water tank is also a nice feature. The iron is the right weight (it has some heft but isn't too heavy; or worse, too light). I also like the stainless steel soleplate; I prefer that to a supposedly non-stick surface, which usually isn't.
I haven't found anything I don't like about this iron, and the price is right. It works better and has more features than many irons much more expensive.
241 of 252 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great iron, Feb 5 2008
By Mark R. Graves "Research Scientist" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Panasonic NI-C78SR Steam/Dry Iron with Stainless-Steel Soleplate (Kitchen)
Very nice iron - especially for the price I paid on Amazon.com. Has a removable water tank which makes it easier to fill without making a mess. Nice, very polished stainless steel soleplate which glides easily over clothes. Has an anti-calcium system to prevent buildup caused by hard water which can block the steam system. Another nice feature is the power cord retractor - which works very well.
47 of 47 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Only one con to this iron, Mar 4 2009
By Kathleen - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Panasonic NI-C78SR Steam/Dry Iron with Stainless-Steel Soleplate (Kitchen)
This iron heats very quickly, has good steam, and glides well. I love the retractable cord - have not had one of those before, and it's a nice plus. I haven't bothered with the removable water tank - it just seems like extra work to take it off and put it back on - I'm not sure what the point is. I also like the bright green color. My 25+ -year-old iron was beige. This is much cheerier. There is only one thing I don't like, and I guess I'll get used to it. The dial that turns the iron on and off and sets the temperature is under the handle and, as a result, is very awkward to turn and even more difficult to see. My ancient iron had a sliding thing up on top for off/on and temp, and it was much easier to use. So far that's my only quibble (and the reason for the 4 rather than 5 rating), but it's not a crucial issue.P.S. in August 2009. This baby is tough! My ironing board stays up most of the time. Twice since buying this iron, I have accidentally knocked it off the ironing board while it was not in use, and it has bounced several times on the hardwood floor before coming to rest. Both times I cringed and figured it was done for, but both times it's survived the abuse with no symptoms of damage. Yes, I'm trying to remember to set it down flat when it's cool.
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