Is this wet steam or dry steam
1745569
It is not real dry. Condenses on what you are cleaning, but not bad. Have had this one back for repairs twice under warranty, though. Valve first would not open after use, then next time would not close after use. The valve is internal. Would not buy again.
1855350
Ask manufacturer, I don't know. It get plenty hot to do wrinkled cotton and steam works great!
1071664
I really have not used it enough to know for sure. On my old one, if it was on steam setting, steam sort of flowed out of it but to get a lot I had to push the button. My new one seems to do the same.
888378
Are you adding enough water? I find that if I don't add enough water I get no steam otherwise it works great!! I hope I don't offend you but are you pulling the trigger?
1283189
This is not a humidifier, it is an air purifier. There is no steam; only cold air comes out.
1603205
Steam I think. It was the worst purchase I have made on amazon. The top blew off from the steam and broke the seal the 3rd time I used it. The wand never worked properly.
347731
Difficult to tell. Check the wwater reservoir connecton with machine. Also make sure you drained the stam out throug wand. There is a valve that prevents water from coming out when steam is present. I.e there is preasure build up.
1372662
Be sure you have reached the correct temperature for steam before using iron. And if this is not the issue I would contact manufacturer
1319056
It should be good steady steam. Make sure you are using tap water as the directions state.
1082265
You need to make sure the air slit is not wet at all.. if it has any moisture in it the steam won't come out of the top.. the slit is different than where the steam comes out of, its under the top and on a side. Wipe it really well and assemble and try again.
695083
I don't know but I was particularly disappointed in this steamer - tried two, returned them both - and I don't think I'm overly picky.
1743756
Mine does not wet the fabric but it does put out quite a bit of steam. Working with small quilting parts, you could easily get a steam burn if you don't get your hand out of the way. You can adjust the steam but I've never tried as I like the steam. It is an awesome iron. Helen
234269
It doesn't feel wet nor dry. The idea of moisture is to capture and release heat. Water can store heat better than iron-steel. We are dealing with a thin film on beads that adds up. The moist heat lasts a longer than soapstone that I origninally used as a bed warmer but could burn the sheets if not very careful.
395487
If you do not press the steam button there will not be steam. However using the steam button will give you a professional result. PS. I love my Rowenta!
1703401
Yes it is both dry and moist. The moist heat is available when you use the insert that comes with the unit. They recommend not to lean against it. But sometimes I sit instead of reclining back on it.
432590
I don't know the answer to that specifically but in general I have been disappointed in this steamer. It doesn't keep up a steady level of steam and isn't very powerful.
335698
Hi Dorothy, the unit will produce steam when the steam trigger on the back is pressed.