Am I correct in saying there is no way to regulate the amount of steam...it is either on or off?
1740590
Th steam is controlled by an ambidextrous lever that lets you control the amount of steam. It also has an eco mode that puts out a low volume of steam.
1740591
The automatic steam level can be regulated with a dial. You can also do a burst of steam with the button. So, yes, the steam can be regulated pretty easily.
1740592
When the green trigger is set to the eco setting, you receive an average amount of steam; when the trigger is set the boost setting, you get slightly more...When the iron is upright, and independent of the trigger setting, the steam no longer flows.Beyond the trigger setting I believe you will be correct... excluding maybe if you use distilled water it will leak...
1740593
Yes it is either on or off, however the temperature at which the iron is set will also determine the amount of steam delivered. Also Steam Boost will deliver more steam than the normal steam setting but will use up more water as well.
1740594
oh no. You can have it on "dry" mode or continual or burst. This iron is awesome. It irons beautifully.Great iron.
1740595
All the irons I have had either steam or it's off. I have never owed any that would adjust the amount of steam including the last Rowenta I had. I use the bust of steam lots for very wrinkled areas. It is weird the tab goes both directions for steam and it's the same amount. Sorry I can't help you more.
1740596
Yes, that is so. Personally, I have no issues with that, since the steam is really what does the work for you. Household irons such as this don't have an enormous steam output anyway. In my experience, the only time there was a need to regulate the steam output was with a commercial steam iron.
1740597
Yes, but, there is a "steam" button for extra or targeted steam. You can have the steam on, and them hold down the steam button for extra or targeted steam.
1620342
There is an on off switch . There is also a thermostat to regulate temp but I have not used it.
276258
No, Let it get hot enough for the light to go on and as long as there is enough pressure the steam will keep coming.Maybe you have a defective one. Do as the directions tell you.
92632
The pressure regulator knob is suppose to be loose to help release steam - just like on the ones you use on the stove - those are loose also. Hope that helps. D.Wertz
1344664
It takes a small break to build full steam back up if you use it constantly. Not a problem really, mine builds back up quickly!
7316
No. I think that is because to produce steam and operate properly, it needs to remain on. Automatic shut off, for me would be annoying aas the iron would have to heat up again and I would have to wait for the proper temperature for the steam. Hope this helps.
268554
Yes. The steam only comes out of one spout. It starts the moment you put the switch on.
853618
Yeah it is, that's the reason I got it, I use it with steam all the time. Might be a bit stiff untill you us just the sesitivy settings, works great after.
1137881
There is no regulation that I am aware of. It plugs in and consumes 100 watts. I am using one to heat my chicken's water. It works great at -30, but steams the water when temps are above 0.
143498
It does not appear to have a temperature setting on it but it has settings for different style fabrics which operate at different temperatures. You are also in control of how much steam comes out.
1253325
The user's guide booklet doesn't address this. However you can see the water level easily in the boiler level window. Also you unplug the device as soon as you're through steaming your garmet because there is no on/off button. Hope this helps
194767
I've read somewhere else that when they stop making steam, you should turn it off, and empty the tank thoroughly. Then place a newly filled bottle and turn it on. I haven't had a problem with mine, but I did remember that from other reviews.
1071175
Not an option. You just get steam (on/off), works great, especially when you remove the brush attachment.
1984966
You can steam anything in it, but it takes too much time to set up, steam, and clean. I gave it away.
29063
It only uses a small amount of steam and recirculates it in that mode so we don't see steam in that mode either. Great oven though !!
721753
did you ever get your steamer to work. I have to keep hitting the reset button. It only last a couple of minutes and the steam quits again. Someone said I may need a new thermostat. Just wondering if you found a fix or tossed it!
2025730
I'm glad you asked about steam...No it doesn't make hardly any steam at all - and for the person who said it doesn't pour fast enough, just push the button silly!