what is the difference between the NI-L70SRW and this iron??
1722812
I'm sorry, but I have not used the iron you are referring to. I know there are 2 or 3 price ranges on the Panasonic irons.
1722813
Nothing. The W was an inventory designation originally intended for a big box retailer. It appears on the invoice but not on the product or packaging.
2030928
Not sure what the wattage is. I had one that I bought a couple of years ago and was trying to find the same iron. I didn't care for this iron like the one that I did have so I sent it back. Sorry.
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
835945
I am a sewer and the Delonghi is much better for sewing . I really like this iron much better I ordered the Rowenta and sent it back, the DeLonhi was much better. I sew with linen and it is a breeze with this iron, and I feel that linen is the best test of an iron
1887311
My guess is probably no difference. I checked the Amazon site and found a WM425 sold by "Anime Dolls" for $139.97 plus expensive shipping. The "Project Features" description says "Heavyweight steel design holds up to 550 pounds" while further down on the same page the "Product Description" says 350 pounds. Buyer beware! My workbench purchased in November 2012 is not of the same high quality of a similar product that I purchased 30 years ago.
1892287
I believe the only difference is that the 3rd generation has slightly longer plates than the regular iron. Neither of these flat irons are of the current generation, which is why they're being sold so cheaply. I think they must be a few years old, because if you look at the current 1-inch flat iron on HSI's website, it's slightly different and costs quite a bit more. That said, I bought the regular iron here and I could not be happier with it. It's everything I wanted. I can curl or straighten my hair, it doesn't burn, the temperature can be adjusted so easily. My only warning is that it doesn't have an automatic turn-off, so you need to be someone who can always remember to turn it off or unplug it.
1070778
I have the black model which I have been very satisfied. Having no experience with the pink iron, I cannot compare their performance so I guess the only response would be to buy the black model.
2216466
I looked on the side of the iron and it shows 1700W. Hope this helps - it's a great iron.
810654
I am sorry I can't offer you a comparison. I went for the 9280 because I iron a large variety of fabrics, and I sew as well. I have owned the iron for less than a month, but I have ironed linen, polyester chiffon, 100% cotton (both knit and woven), girl scout patches, and cotton poly blends. No leaking, no scorching. This is a big, heavy iron that ejects lots of steam, so be prepared. It glides smoothly and effortlessly. I have experienced no scorching or yucky marks transferring to the soleplate after almost a month of daily use.
564313
I dont know about the other irons, I have had another Rowenta and I like the DW6080 the best., uses tap water and does not spit or drip drag water on what I am ironing. This is the best iron I have had and used. It is my favorite, very smooth and small tip goes under buttons easily. Really like this iron and for me it got hot enough, most of our ironing is 100% cotton and it does a beautiful job. Hope this helps you....
1686549
I have had both. After having an aluminum one for years, I splurged and bought the stainless steel and was so disappointed in the performance that I bought a new aluminum one. I have had it for 10 years and am very pleased with it.
885100
Distilled water. Not just with your Panasonic L70SRW any iron that uses water.
1212886
I believe the 31511 is the same operationally as the 31510, with a slightly higher price for the stainless steel finish. The 31512 seems to have the convection feature, so it is not identical to either of the above.
1692426
I had a lighter version of this iron 5 yrs. ago and loved it. This newer version is heavier, but I never fill my iron, so I have not weighed it. What I can say about this iron is that I love it for it's platinum coating on the base and when you iron with a heavier iron, it does so much of the work for you. As a professional seamstress, I recommend it. Remember you have a return policy. Enjoy.
801884
The primary difference between these two irons is the NI-E650TR has an Anti-Calcium system for its steam vents.
1747395
This is an excellent iron and worth the extra investment. I don't use it daily, but to date is has been an excellent iron. I also believe that it irons better than the less expensive ones. I hated spending that much on an iron, but am glad I did, there is absolutely a difference between this one and less expensive one.
528616
I think the question is: What's the difference between this one (SSW1000) and the other one that is nearly identical (SS1000)? I went to the Suncast website and didn't find this model number (ssw1000), but the photo & specs for both look identical.