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New from Rowenta, the DZ9080 Advancer Iron. A completely new construction technique provides the Rowenta Microsteam soleplate with the best ever steam and heat distribution for the most effective ironing. More than 400 microsteam holes ensure even and optimal steam distribution from tip of the soleplate to the rounded rear for fast, expert results with ease. The high quality stainless steel soleplate is attached to the heavy aluminum core in a unique way that provides an ultra smooth surface with a thin edge that can iron up to buttons, seams and delicate fabrics without snagging. The unique Platinium treated stainless steel soleplate provides an excellent glide and the scratch resistant properties of the stainless steel produces a harder surface with better non stick and non scratch properties. Maintaining the correct temperature is key to good ironing performance and garment care. The DZ9080 has an electronic temperature control that combines sensitive electronic sensors and controls with LED lights in an easy-to use-system. Steam Advance system, the key to easier ironing. Delicate steam is used for delicate fabrics that require gentle care. High pressure steam for thicker fabrics and tough wrinkles. Steam is created under pressure ensures a deep penetration into the fabric to relax the fibers and let wrinkles be pressed out in ease. An automatic pause between bursts of steam allows the heat of the iron to remove the remaining steam and set the press. The high precision tip allows for easy ironing in all tough to reach areas; seams, collars, pockets, and around buttons. Comes with a 1 year warranty.
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Technical Details
- 1800 watts; 400 micro steam 400 holes provides perfect steam distribution- Platinium treated stainless steel provides excellent glide and non-stick and non-scratch properties
- New Steam Advance system has high pressure steam which cycles for fast effective crease removal; Plus burst of steam, variable steam and vertical steam functions
- High precision tip delivers steam and pressing into hard to reach areas
- Large 11.8 oz water tank; Easy to use electronic control; Soft grip handle; 3-way safety shut off
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By Ernest L. HIckman, Jr. (Florissant, MO United States)
I love my Rowenta despite the fact I know I'll replace it in three years (they don't last long). I love the weight, the burst of steam and how quickly it heats up. Love it worth the money.
By nm (CA,USA)
Worked well for a while (used once a week or less)
One fine day, it started overheating, burnt the dress, and died
Not good for an expensive iron
By chief
I bought a Rowenta iron because they are supposed to be the best. Well after limited use the cord shorted out at the base of the iron and melted the strain relief. The ironing board caught fire and burned through!
I contacted Rowenta and they refused to refund my money. They said that if the iron was still under warranty they would replace the cord, but I had to mail the iron to an authorized service center!
The LAST thing I would want would be to continue to use the same defective iron with another cord on it, for fear of burning the house down.
This iron is a MAJOR FIRE HAZARD! The company has a horrible attitude and could care less about customer service or SAFETY.
I have reported the fire to the Consumer Products Safety Commission, and when they get enough complaints they should pull this iron off of the market.
DO NOT BUY A ROWENTA IRON. THEY ARE A MAJOR FIRE HAZARD IN MY EXPERIENCE!!!
Now I have to go and buy an new iron, plus a new ironing board cover, and they couldn't care less.
By Avid Seamstress (North Carolina)
I love a good iron, and I gave Rowenta three chances to live up to their publicized high standards. HA!! The last Rowenta I bought ran correctly for less then two weeks before malfunctioning and then completely quitting on me! The company's customer service does not exist--More like customer DISservice. Do yourself a favor and give up on Rowenta! Don't waste all that money on a CRAPPY iron.
By kingement (Wichita, KS USA)
I bought this iron in Nov '06 and it was defective out of the box. I sent it back with no hassels whatsoever (ordered a 2nd one, and got a refund on the 1st one). The 2nd one worked great. It produces profuse steam, at least when new. It does get 'scaled' with the tap water we have, but that is not the fault of the iron. You should use the cleaning function frequently (don't wait until it gets clogged). The instructions say not to use distilled water, but you can use filtered water, bought at the store. In my case it made a difference.
The problem I have is after 3 years use, it one day smelled of burning wires and then quit heating. My mom had an iron that worked throughout my childhood and into adulthood before I ended up getting her a new iron (after about 20 years use). Her old iron didn't ever quit, it just got really old. Things just aren't made like they used to be. They have many more "bells-and-whistles", but may not last as long, probably because of that. Since being out of Mom's house (18 years), this is my 4th iron.
Summary: This has been the absolute best functioning iron I've owned, albeit the most expensive one, but it did not last as long as I'd hoped. I would recommend it for someone willing to risk this much money for an excellent functioning iron, but it may be at a relatively high "annual" cost ($120/3 years = $40/year in my case).
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