We never purchase an iron for its aesthetically pleasing design. Its not one of those appliances that we showcase on a kitchen or laundry room counter. It’s the small appliance that we hide away in a cupboard and often let our ironing pile become rather unruly because of this. When buying an iron, we look… [Continue Reading]

Upon first look the Russell Hobbs 23260 Supreme Steam Traditional Iron has a modern air to it. The design is nice and streamlined looking, with a white and black smooth handle, that connects to  the slightly transparent turquoise body. In my opinion this is a very nice looking iron. Compared to the large amount of irons… [Continue Reading]

Besides its sleek ultra-modern look, the Russell Hobbs 21570 Steamglide Iron offers a few extras that make it a great iron to pick up for households with light to moderate ironing loads. While far from a professional steam iron for volume loads, this model can hold its own when it comes to regular steam iron… [Continue Reading]

Usually, I get uneasy when I read the word ‘professional’ integrated into the name of any product. Why? A lot of expectations are raised when a product is pushed as a professional-grade product. High expectations. First, the product has to handle volume. Second, the product has to produce professional-level quality. Third, it has to last… [Continue Reading]

Travel irons aren’t your typical iron. With a typical iron or steam iron, consumers expect pretty heavy performance. At the very least, they need high heat, smooth surfaces, and hefty steam production. After all, when you have a heavy load to iron, you need as much power within that compact iron frame as possible. Well,… [Continue Reading]