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Question: Is there auto shut off
Document: It's good for those of us who are absent-minded enough to walk away without unplugging the iron. It's not so good for quilting or garment making when you may be back and forth to the iron at slightly longer intervals. When you have to wait for the iron to heat up every time just to press a seam, it's annoying. Unfortunately most household irons have some variation of auto shut-off.
It has a spray function. The shot of steam operates whether or not you have the iron set for steam or dry, and no matter what the fabric setting. The iron heats up quickly and glides smoothly. There is an auto shut-off function that turns off the iron after about eight minutes of inactivity (less time if the iron is flat on the board). It takes a pretty good shake or tap on the board to start the iron up again.
Glides beautifully, gets very hot. It does safety shut off a bit soon for me, but all in all I love this iron.
I use to think all irons were the same until now. This iron stands out from the rest with optimal steam and great heat. I rarely use starch on my clothes now because this iron presses so well. The safety features are also a major plus with auto shutoff in whatever position it's in. Costly but durable. I see this iron sticking around for a good while.
The first one of these I ordered made a variety of strange noises when supposedly turned off due to the auto-shutoff mode. I returned the iron and received a replacement. It seemed to be a little better in auto-shutoff behavior but had a problem with over heating. It would actually burn the ironing board pad. In addition, it would trip the breaker in the room it was used. Now the iron has completely died and Amazon won't allow me to return it.
my wife , who actually enjoys ironing ,  says this the best iron she has ever used . made me get three of them ...  she likes the weight and the steam distribution pattern ...
my only complaint is that the main fabric dial is located in the center of the handle area. Every time I grab the unit I hit the dial down one or two selections
love rowenta
ironing is very good and you can do it very fast, very good finishes opteniendo on clothing, very good product, I'm happy.
heat) setting is on the top of the body of the iron under the handle. You rotate it to the setting you want. Just as a matter of interest, there are no definite heat demarcations on the dial. What I mean by this is that I moved the dial just until the "silk" setting lighted up, and then clicked the dial until I got "wool." There were eleven clicks between the two settings.
Answer: Yes...I think it shuts off after 30 mins.