I am having trouble deciding between this iron or a Weller. The Weller seems to have a longer warranty? Any Suggestions? .. Thank You
810670
Both of them are good but for me I use this for multiple use and it works perfectly for my work. It is up to you.
810671
This iron kit is the best i have ever had! I'm an automotive mechanic and this thing is great for being mobile and working anywhere on the car. Have had one for over 5 years and no problems and pretty durable. I don't know about the other one you but this one is excellent!
810672
I work at a Chevrolet dealership and use the Power Probe PPSK at least once a week, operates flawlessly, easy on fuel, great tool for the price.
1968940
Have not used the Clover iron but know the Rowenta had a short life for the upright steam feature. It failed in less than one year, but still worked in the horizontal position. It was the second Rowenta that failed this way for me and saw that others posted the same problem
751571
I'm a quilter and have used Rowenta for well over twenty years . . .but they're disposable. I got about 18 months out of the models I've bought in last ten years. I switched to Reliable after hearing about a number of fires from people on a quilting forum. You can google "Rowenta fire" and read for yourself. I loud recommend doing so before investing in an iron. I couldn't be happier with the Reliable. The steam is far more powerful.
2214242
There was a one year manufacturer warranty on this when I got mine. You won't regret this iron...
223682
I owned Rowenta Steam & Pressure Iron 5030,5080, 8030 & latest 8430, for normal use & well care, the 5030 lasted about 3 years, 8030 lasted 2 years, the pressure cover popped out (bursted) and now the latest one 8430 is leaking, only 14 months since I bought it . I love all of them, excellent performance & very efficient to all garments especially wedding & formal clothes to drapes & jeans but their life span is very short.If you really want the long lasting one, it is the industrial type but quiet heavy .
597234
SAME PROBLEM HERE.. CONTACTED THE VENDOR WITH ABSOLUTELY NO REPONSE OR FOLLOWUP.. In my opinion it's a piece of crap.. I replaced it with Weller ML500MP Mini Butane Soldering Iron.. it works..
2275725
It is not a problem for me, I've had other irons that operate the same way. It does go off by itself in a short while if not used. If uncomfortable with this you can unplug the iron. I love this iron, and I do a lot of ironing.
1354302
You may have intended to send this question to another reviewer. As I stated in my review, this iron worked very good for me for about a year. Suddenly it just stopped heating. The light came on, but the soleplate would not heat. As a result, I just threw the iron away and purchased another brand...so I don't have the iron to look at to answer your question. Sorry I couldn't help.
1387460
Go to the weller website and find what tips are appropriate for the iron then check amazon or e-bay with the weller part number.
942376
I bought this one because I do a lot of ironing and like a lot of steam. I love it. I haven't used the DW6080 but one of the reasons I did not buy it were the reviews regarding it not being great for low temps and steam. I this helps!!
50516
Cast iron would obviously be stronger and more dependable if you are sucking up a good deal of gravel, but in my situation the m53 has had no issues with dependability or durability. Its been running 3 years now in a VERY active sump basin.
1912188
I had one of those too and it was a terrific steam iron. The switch on mine finally gave up too and the repair store I took it to said that parts for that model are no longer available. Which is why I moved to the new model. Unfortunately, the new model does not even come close to the performance of the old one. It spits lots of water no matter how many times I clear the line (the manufacturer recommends 10 to 15 blasts to clear the line -- every time you pick it up -- inconvenient, to put it mildly). I'm looking desperately for some other steam generator iron. I won't be buying Rowenta anytime soon. I had one of those too and it was a terrific steam iron. The switch on mine finally gave up too and the repair store I took it to said that parts for that model are no longer available. Which is why I moved to the new model. Unfortunately, the new model does not even come close to the performance of the old one. It spits lots of water no matter how many times I clear the line (the manufacturer recommends 10 to 15 blasts to clear the line -- every time you pick it up -- inconvenient, to put it mildly). I'm looking desperately for some other steam generator iron. I won't be buying Rowenta... » Read More I had one of those too and it was a terrific steam iron. The switch on mine finally gave up too and the repair store I took it to said that parts for that model are no longer available. Which is why I moved to the new model. Unfortunately, the new model does not even come close to the performance of the old one. It spits lots of water no matter how many times I clear the line (the manufacturer recommends 10 to 15 blasts to clear the line -- every time you pick it up -- inconvenient, to put it mildly). I'm looking desperately for some other steam generator iron. I won't be buying Rowenta anytime soon. « Show Less
1161451
In addition to my previous question about this iron spewing, sputtering and leaking, I should have added dripping. Does it drip?? My previously owned Rowentas did all of the above and although I loved the weight and other features, the leaking and dripping and spewing onto my fresh ironing made me grow to dislike them. I am considering trying this new one, but need to know about the problems I've mentioned.
2001458
I am sorry to say i have no idea as i can not find anyway to contact them other then either going to or mailing this iron to one of the service centers. I would not recommend this iron to any one. I was 3 months later on retiring and that put me out of the time i could return the iron to Amazon. This iron from day one leaked water spit water all the time it was turned on takes forever to get hot and is not what it is advertized as. I had a Rowenta for 10 years that was perfect but a switch went out. I am searching locally to get that fized as i have no intentions of sending that one to them. This iron is probably going in the garbage as that appears to be the only way to "fix" it. Am sorry for this rant but makes me super mad everytime i see it. If you should find a way to contact them would appreciate you letting me know. IF you want a good iron try a Black and Decker
1337562
I was wondering if anyone has had this mower for over two years.. and how's it doing? I really want to buy this- but the price is steep for my budget, and I can't seem to find a retailer that offers an extended warranty for purchase. I am just afraid of buying it and it crapping out on me after just over two years. Anyone have any thoughts please?
500590
I am very pleased with my F67E. I forgot and left my Iron on and when I returned home it shut off and everything was fine. If it was any other iron it woukd have still been on when i got back home.
1365255
I bought my iron in November of 2013 and I love it, I don't know how long the warranty is.