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Question: I have hard water, what should I use in the iron
Document: This iron is okay, it works well enough. Was lead by the reviews I read to think this iron would be able to take out set in wrinkles, and use the steam to press delicate fabrics. Not so, when the iron is set for delicates, all you get is water leaking from iron. What a freaking mess. Wrinkles, you need to work on those. It is okay but not great.
This works as well or even better as the Laurastar iron & board, yet a lot less expensive. The steam is hot, and continuous hold enough water to do a large load plus of laundry, heats up in about 10 minutes. Very easy to use! I purchased a sofa table for it vs there 120.00 stand. The table blends with our decor at house. In a year i'll update...
I've had an i300 for a couple of weeks, and it is a delight to use. This is a no-frills commercial grade dry steam generator. The iron has a temperature control and a steam switch. The boiler unit has two on-off switches: one for the boiler itself and one for the iron. Oh, and a low-water idiot light. That's it.What's great is the quality and quantity of steam this thing puts out.
The dipstick for my unit could drop to some lower level in the boiler if I inserted it towards the back of the fill hole with a bit of force. If I keep it towards the front of the fill hole, and use the 1 liter mark, I have no spitting water issues to worry about.
This is easy to use and works great on all fabrics. The creases are amazing! Long time between fills on the water.
I use it approximately 6 hours a week.As for the pressing itself, I'm in love. I have so much more control over my pressing than I did with other irons. Yes, the steam is amazing, and strong. I love being able to choose whether or not I want a dry iron or a cool iron with a shot of steam.
I don't hesitate to put it on a board. The boiler unit comes with some silicone bumps on top so you can set the hot iron directly on it. You can't set the iron on its heel because the steam plumbing comes out there. However, you can use any rest that's suitable for the base of any conventional iron, and a separate silicone iron rest was included with my unit.The only drawback to a unit like this is the relatively slow heatup and cooldown time.
My old steam press lasted 15 years. If this one goes the distance, I'll come back and give it 5 stars. I thought it would be hard to get used to not being able to set the iron on it's heel, but since it comes with an additional silicon mat, it's not been a problem. I mostly sew with natural fibers, cotton, linen and wool. I can shoot a blast of steam across the room.
Reliable did a good thing making a more affordable "prosumer" steam generator. It has a great build and quality, is easy to clean and fill, and a small profile for the home user. The iron itself is the same iron used on their other professional models, and the generator holds approx 6 cups of water.
I bought this for my business--I am a kiltmaker, and I need something that will give me a nice sharp press on wool tartan. This Reliable Ironing system fills the bill! It is easy to use, although I have had to make sure that my fingers are well clear of the steam. Once it is heated up and ready to go, I can press for about 45 minutes. It is well-made, and looks very sturdy.
Answer: I use 1/2 spring water from the store and 1/2 distilled from the store.  I bought a gallon of each, and since the iron only uses very little water, I still have 3/4 of a gallon of each.  I bought a pyrex measuring cup to keep near the iron to measure the water.  I have accidentally scratched the bottom of my iron...so take it easy with pins/sequins.  I love this iron!