Panasonic NI-L46NR Cordless Steam Iron with Nonstick Soleplate
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Panasonic NI-L46NR Cordless Steam Iron with Nonstick Soleplate
Customer Review: Best Iron Ever
Summary: 4 Stars
I always had to iron my own clothes even when I was married. With this cordless iron I can turn corners, flip it around, do the arms on my shirt, collars, etc. without a cord. With the blast of steam the collars look like they just came from a dry cleaners. Anyone who gives this a low rating does not know how to use it. The iron stays hot and yes you have to put it in the cradle when you are flipping your garments. I will take this any day over a corded iron. Now if I can find a wife to take over will be the ultimate.Customer Review: Overall- good
Summary: 3 Stars
Overall, pretty good product. I design and make bags and I think this product would be great for a hobbyist, not a professional. However, I do like that it has a carry base and cover. I like that it is light weight, even full of water. I like the detachable water container.
I don't like that it loses heat fairly quickly and needs to be constantly put back on the base. Even fresh from the base, it does not give off a lot of steam. It *DOES NOT* have a water spray feature, which I was really unhappy about. To solve the problem, I got a spray bottle at Ikea.
Overall, good, solid product. Perhaps it will grow on me, and I will just learn more about it. In all, I like it and would probably buy it again.
Customer Review: Panasonic NI-L46NR Cordless Steam Iron with Nonstick Soleplate
Summary: 3 Stars
If you are like me, and only iron what you wear when you wear it, then this iron is perfect. No cord to get in the way, so you can stand on either side of the ironing board, and no danger of a melted cord!
However, while this iron is great for me, I would not recommend it for anyone who irons a lot at one time. It does not stay hot for very long, and needs to be put back on the heating element frequently.
Customer Review: Not a Rowenta!
Summary: 3 Stars
After my Rowenta finally bit the dust the 18th time I dropped it, I thought I'd try a cordless and was really looking forward to that feature. Unfortunately it doesn't stay hot long enough to be truly useful. I can iron about 1/3 of a shirt before I have to stick it back on the charger, which is pretty annoying. Back to Rowenta for me...Customer Review: Not EVEN a Good Iron
Summary: 1 Stars
This iron is only acceptable if you develop a routine around ironing that includes stopping for a minute and doing a dish or two, then ironing for a minute, then stopping for a minute and taking out the trash, then ironing again for a minute. And so forth! It loses heat fairly quickly and really has to re-heat every single time, a minute or even two. The LED glows 'steady' indicating it's ready, but most of the time this does not mean it's reached an adequate temperature on its re-heat. In other words, the LED light is not reliable. It's really more than a bit frustrating. I wish I had listened to the negative reviews on this on this one, and I also wish that negative reviewers were less kind with their stars. Three stars is bearable, and I believe that's the lowest rating this iron received, whereas, not actually being useful when you're under the gun (say, a job interview in twenty minutes and you need to iron the cotton shirt!), this product is simply not functional and rates no stars. That not being an option, I gave it a one, and you might seriously consider the implications.