#Shark steam iron upgrade#

#Shark steam iron upgrade#

It was a definite upgrade to what I was using, but I would not spend a ton of money on this because I think you can get similar quality for less money.įalse Summarize this product in one sentence. I acquired mine when a friend moved out of the country. I would not spend too much money on it though. This isn't professional grade, but it's good for the home and every day use. It's not strong enough to iron two sides at once, but it does a good job and is pretty quick to use all considering. When it comes to t-shirts and jeans this is a great iron. It's a bit frustrating and definitely makes me feel like time not well spent. It leaves me wondering what I spent all that time on if I am just left with wrinkles anyway. I have similar problems with dress pants. When I go to put all the shirts away I suddenly see multiple wrinkles on areas that I concentrated extra on. I then hang the shirt up and move on to the next one. When using this iron I often have to go over areas several times until I am satisfied that I got most of the wrinkles out. I am not a wrinkle freak and expect it to be perfect, but if I'm putting an hour of my time in to doing this I expect good results. Unlike other irons, it banks on its veritable power of 1800 watts and can easily press thick garments or sheets. It is, made up of top-quality aluminum and known for its heavy-duty usage.

The biggest item of clothing I struggle with getting wrinkles out of is my husband's work shirts. Shark Steam Pro iron has a power of 1800 watts, which is more than enough to cater to any household demand. Half of the time it does a good job and the other half of the time I am left wondering why I even bothered. It is overall pretty easy to handle and comes with multiple settings for different fabrics. It's not too bulky though that it gets in the way of use.