Rowenta, Steamer for Clothes, IXEO Full Size Steamer with Ironing Board, 65 Inches, 45 Second Heatup, 1 Liter Capacity, 1500 Watts, Ironing, Portable, Adjustable, White Clothes Steamer, QR1411

Love the steamer along with the ironing board attached to it. Vert happy with it

### Product Review: Iron BoardI regret to say that this iron board is a total disappointment and definitely not worth the money. From start to finish, the experience has been frustrating due to poor production and design choices.First off, the assembly process was a nightmare. The manual is terribly written, with unclear instructions that make putting the board together unnecessarily difficult. The edges of the board are rough and jagged, which actually cut my hand during assembly—definitely a safety hazard.Once assembled, the board feels incredibly flimsy and unstable. It’s very lightweight, but not in a good way; it lacks the sturdiness you’d expect from a product in this price range.Additionally, the design is just plain impractical. One glaring flaw is the fixed iron holder, which is stuck on one side and cannot be adjusted unless you completely disassemble the shelf. This design oversight makes it hard to find a convenient spot for your iron and is a huge inconvenience.Overall, this iron board fails to deliver on quality and functionality. I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and well-designed ironing board. Save your money and look for a better option.

Space filler to satisfy Star Based Review

I bought this and leave it in my bedroom, near my closet. Doesn’t take up a lot of floor space.I love this thing! It makes it so simple to pull something out of my crowded closet, in a hurry to get out the door to work, and in under two minutes all the wrinkles are gone.It heats up very quickly. I love that it comes with the board to press up against. I have a Jiffy steamer also, and while that one is great and will last forever, this one is more practical for my use.There are two “cons” so far:1. The wheels on this thing are too small. I have hardwood floors and it’s still a pain to move it around. Luckily I don’t need to do that often.2. You can lift the motor/water reservoir and steamer off the base to do curtains, etc. while this is great, you’re still limited there by the cord from the reservoir to the steamer/iron, and it’s not very long. It would be great if you could stand on a ladder to get the top of curtains and only use one hand by leaving the base on the floor, but unfortunately you can’t.Still, very happy with this! Hope it lasts a long time.

Combo iron and steamer. Clip on attachment with brush for iron. Generates a good blast of steam.I read the amazon reviews that complained it drips and the steam is weak. Not this one, works like a charm.I washed 10 cotton dress shirts and left them crumpled in a laundry basket for a week, then used this to get them ready for work. Results were fab. Wrinkle free and looking really smart. It has wheels for storage and folds up fairly small. The height can be dropped down to half the height in the picture.Ironing board is not full size it’s enough for a shirt but not pants (in one go at least).Tank/heater is not attached so can be moved to an IronIng board if needed. Iron can be clipped to the tank/heater unit.All in all: Much better product than I expected.

Board is very flimsy for use when ironing. The “ironing” aspect is subpar. We actually had to buy a “real” iron. This is basically a very nice steamer. If you think it will replace your iron and ironing board, it doesn’t.

Too bad it doesn’t last. Iron is great size and gets hot but not too hot. Lots of steam, especially with distilled water. I had one a few years ago then gifted it to a friend and bought this model because we both loved it. Unfortunately this one the button jammed after four months so we had to unstick it with a pin every time we needed to trigger steam. Then the steaming stopped at five months. Started using it as an old school iron with a spray bottle to dampen clothes. Then it completely stopped heating at six months.Too bad because it was amazing while it lasted but overall a huge waste of money for less than a years use. And it’s not recyclable so a lot of trash. You’d be better off buying a regular Rowenta iron, which are typically great and last for years.

This steamer and ironing board has been great the first few days. I returned from an overseas trip after two weeks, and hoped I could press the dresses, pants, skirts and blouses so I didn’t have to take them to the dry cleaners. They all came out beautifully. I have a hand held steamer that I have used for years, but this one is much more powerful, easier to use and gets better results. I am 5’ 11” and am able to adjust the height to comfortably steam even long dresses. I just finished some hopelessly wrinkled linen napkins and placemats, and they also looked so much better than ironing them. I hope I feel the same way in 6 months.