Types:

• Dry Iron:
  • Description: Basic iron that uses only heat to press clothes.
  • Details: Simple and easy to use, typically lighter and less expensive.
• Steam Iron:
  • Description: Features a built-in water tank that generates steam to aid in ironing.
  • Details: More effective on tough wrinkles and can be used with or without steam.
• Cordless Iron:
  • Description: Operates without a cord, providing more flexibility and mobility.
  • Details: Needs to be recharged on a base unit, suitable for quick ironing tasks.
• Travel Iron:
  • Description: Compact and portable iron designed for travel.
  • Details: Lightweight and often dual voltage for use in different countries.
• Garment Steamer:
  • Description: Uses steam to remove wrinkles without direct contact with the fabric.
  • Details: Ideal for delicate fabrics and quick touch-ups.

Design: Typically features an ergonomic handle, a flat soleplate (usually made of stainless steel, ceramic, or non-stick materials), and controls for temperature and steam settings. The design focuses on ease of use and effective wrinkle removal.

Performance: Measured in watts, with higher wattage irons heating up faster and maintaining consistent temperature. Steam output is another performance metric, affecting how well the iron handles wrinkles.

Features:

• Adjustable Temperature Control: Allows users to select the appropriate heat level for different fabrics.
• Steam Control: Regulates the amount of steam, with options for burst steam for stubborn wrinkles.
• Self-Cleaning: Removes mineral deposits from the steam vents to maintain performance.
• Anti-Drip System: Prevents water leakage at low temperatures.
• Auto Shut-off: Enhances safety by turning off the iron after a period of inactivity.
• Vertical Steaming: Allows the iron to be used as a steamer for hanging garments.

Safety Features: Includes auto shut-off, cool-touch handles, and stable heel rests to prevent tipping.