Steam Irons
Steam Irons Built for Power, Precision & Performance
Looking for that iron that will last for decades? We’ve got you covered. Our irons are designed to last, with precision soleplates and powerful steam to deliver exceptional performance, wrinkle-free results, and effortless care for your clothes.
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Access Steam Steam Iron
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Discover Professional Steam Power with our Best Rowenta Irons
Experience the performance, precision, and innovation of Rowenta’s professional-grade steam irons. Whether you're tackling daily ironing or detailed garment care, Rowenta irons deliver powerful steam, superior glide, and intelligent design that save time and protect your clothes.
Why use a steam iron?: Best Iron for Ironing Clothes
Steam irons combine heat and moisture to relax fabric fibers, smoothing wrinkles more efficiently than dry irons. Features like stainless steel soleplates, variable steam control, and vertical steaming make them versatile tools for all fabric types—from cotton to silk.
What is a good steam iron for everyday ironing?
A good steam iron combines 1700+ watts and rapid heat-up technology for efficient wrinkle removal. Quality models feature precise temperature controls and strategic steam hole distribution for consistent output, along with a precision tip for detailed work.
Essential features include a retractable cord, transparent water tank, and balanced design that glides smoothly while preventing water spots and snags. These elements ensure effortless, professional-grade garment care.
What Makes a High-Performance Steam Iron?
Powerful steam output stands at the heart of superior ironing results. A high-performance steam iron delivers continuous steam flow up to 50 g/min, with boost capabilities reaching 250 g/min. The water tank capacity of 10.1 oz ensures extended ironing sessions.
Premium models feature fabric settings and rapid heat-up technology. The combination of 1800-watt power and stainless steel plate with 400 active steam holes ensures professional results.
Smart features like auto-off safety and anti-calc systems maintain peak performance, while vertical steam capability adds versatility for hanging garments and drapery.
What is the best steam iron to buy?: Our Most Recommended Picks
Rowenta's steam iron collection offers superior performance across various models. The SteamForce+ delivers powerful 1850-watt output for deep steam penetration. The Steamforce Pro: enhanced steam penetration and LED display with 5 settings for 5 different fabric types.
The Focus Excel is great for detailed work with a precision tip and excellent steam distribution, while the Pro Master excels with 430 micro-steam holes and anti-calc technology—ideal for frequent use. The Access Steam offers quick heat-up (less than 1 min) and intuitive controls, lightweight, easy to use, and perfect for everyday ironing, and the Duo Force 2-in-1 combines steaming and ironing capabilities. All models include auto-shutoff and anti-drip systems for safe, professional results.
What is the difference between an iron and a steamer?: Steamer vs. Iron
For crisp creases and structured garments, a steam iron is your go-to. For delicate fabrics, quick refreshes, or vertical applications, a steamer is ideal. Want both? Try Rowenta’s 2-in-1 Duo Force for flexible care.
How to use a steam iron?
Begin with the right temperature setting based on your fabric type - one dot for synthetics, two for silk and wool, three for cotton and linen. Fill the water tank to the max line and let your iron heat up completely.
Hold the bottom of your garment gently to create tension while ironing. Move the iron smoothly across the fabric in long strokes, using the steam button for stubborn wrinkles. The precision tip helps tackle difficult areas like collars and cuffs.
Pro tip: Start with delicate fabrics at lower temperatures, then progress to heavier materials. Keep your iron upright between passes to prevent water spots, and use the spray feature on tough creases before applying steam.
