Tips before buying a Iron

1. Fabric Settings
The iron temperature setting knob must have settings related to them as per fabric like Nylon, Silk, Wool, Cotton Linen or many more, likewise this Philips iron had which i purchased recently. Also, the iron must cut-off after reaching the temperature setting set for any particular fabric.
2. Wattage
This is very important to check, of how much wattage iron you’re buying. For getting a good ironing experience, and if you want quick ironing, an iron must be of atleast 1000+ watts. This would help saving you a lots of time and even efforts would be less. This information is usually given on the packing of an Iron or on the Iron itself too. However, you’ll have to remain little more careful too while handling these products.
3. Sole-plate Type
The Sole-plate must be with Teflon coating which is non-stick in nature or with similar type of coatings. The iron i bought, had American Heritage coating which is a similar kind of coating as of Teflon. The only benefit of American Heritage coating is that it slides more easily on clothes if compared to Teflon coating.
4. Weight
Weight of Iron is also a big factor. Lesser the weight, less efforts would be required for ironing. The one here i bought, this product sole-plate is made of Aluminium with American Heritage coating. This made it much more lighter than irons having Iron sole-plates.
5. Swivel Cords
This is not a very big factor, but having a swivel cord is a plus benefit for getting effortless maneuvering or say Ironing.

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