The top five steam irons

When buying a new iron, it is difficult to know which iron is the best one for your needs. There are always so many to choose from. Here is a list of the best five steam irons taken from reviews written by the people that have used them. So, read on to find out which are the best five steam irons available.

Highly recommended or travel irons

Panasonic Panasonic make irons and they make very good ones, the model in question is the NI-C78SR and this iron comes equipped with many features that will surely impress its user. It has a safety feature of a three-way auto shut off and this device should save you from receiving an unexpected burn. Steam or dry
The Panasonic iron can be used as both steam or a dry iron and is made of stainless steel, it has a retractable cord and perhaps, its best feature is its self cleaning system.
Digital Advantage iron This iron made by Black & Decker comes very highly recommended by its users having 1500 watts of heating power. Its digital display shows the exact temperature at all times and you can change the setting automatically to suit the fabric that you are ironing. It is the most high tech iron available. Mini steam iron Steamfast make this small sized iron that is ideal for travelling. It is small in size and price, making it an ideal candidate for packing into your suitcase when taking a holiday.

Lightweight or expensive

Small and lightweight Proctor Silex make a small lightweight iron that comes in at the lower end of the price range, but gives out a good performance through its use of steam. The viewable water reservoir also allows the user to see the exact amount of water contained in the iron.
Expensive The best iron to come out under reviews in this category was the Rowenta DG8030 model. It is one of the highest priced irons available, but gives the best performance of the steam irons available. It is a high powered steam system helping the steam to penetrate deeply into the fabric and thus, irons better. It is ideal for light and delicate fabrics.