1700-watt iron with stainless-steel nonstick soleplate
Electronic temperature control; LED lights; precision dial
High-precision tip; 10-ounce water tank; self-cleaning system
Burst, variable, and vertical steam; 3-way auto shutoff for safety
Editorial Review:
Breakthrough technology and an advanced design combine to provide unsurpassed ironing performance for home use. Rowenta Focus makes ironing clothes easier and manages to meet the demands of a tight household budget. HIgh Precision Tip with Extended Stainless Steel Guard - Reaches into seams, collars, cuffs and narrow edges with ease Self Clean - Removes loose mineral deposits and flushes out impurities for clean steam performance 3-Way Auto Shut-Off - Turns the iron off in 8 minutes if vertical and 30 seconds if horizontal or tipped over Comfort Handle - Soft-touch grip for superior control Soft-Touch Rear - Provides extra stability when iron is on its heel Covered Filling Inlet - Helps prevent spilling of water and spotting clothes, providing peace of mind and added security Extra Large Water Tank - 12.7 oz capacity allows for fewer refills, uses tap water Weight - 3 lbs. 6 oz. 1700 Watts 110 Volt AC Powered
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
All they say it is.... Recent purchase of the Rowenta Focus proved to be a good choice in that it is all they said it was, i.e. stainless steel sole plate with lots of holes in it, large capacity water reservoir, quite heavy, pointy at the tip (where else?)and pretty good looking...for an object that can cause third degree burns and fend off nasty looking intruders. I intend to further review this magnificent piece of functional sculpture just as soon as I remove it from the box...which will be the next time I have to iron... more info
Rowenta Focus = Booya As a younger gentleman I have a natural antipathy towards ironing, it represents a great source of consternation in my otherwise insouciant life. So when my oldschool Rowenta Prolix broke, I took the auspicious opportunity to upgrade my piece, as I spend a wholly inordinate amount of time ironing for the workplace these days. Also, as a testament of how moved I have been by this purchase, we'll reiterate the fact that I am a younger gentleman, who generally doesn't write reviews for irons. To keep it... more info
Rowenta Focus I splurged on a Rowenta when my old iron broke. It is much more effective at removing wrinkles. I like that it's a little heavier, has a pointy tip to get around buttons, and produces LOTS of steam. It hasn't leaked water like my old iron. I would prefer a longer cord that retracts into the base.
Great Iron Iron is very sturdy and the fine tip makes it easy to iron collars and around buttons. Heats up fast which helps if your in a hurry. Wanted an Iron that would hold the test of time considering my wife's 15 dollar iron lasted 10 years. People have experienced trouble with its longevity, but as a family we iron on occasion so hopefully we can get 20 years out of it. In-laws have same company and their iron is going on 7 years.
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