Отзывы о Выпрямитель Rowenta SF 8210F0

I have never owned a Rowenta steam iron that didn't leak, and I have had about 5. The Focus is no different. It leaked from the first use; I should have sent it back but I just figure that the even the geniuses at Rowenta don't know how to or won't make a decent product.

The only way to prevent the Rowenta Focus from leaking is to not put water in it. I don't believe the other glowing reviews that it's the best thing since sliced bread.

It does make a great door stop.

I purchased this iron in December 2013, and it died today (November 2018). It has lasted 5 years with weekly use, as I iron almost all of the clothes that I wear, and various items from the rest of my family.
I wanted to love this iron - I was truly excited to "upgrade", but I feel that I've suffered through 5 years of ironing pain - primarily because it's more than I've ever spent on an iron and it just wasn't as great as what I expected from this brand. Maybe I've been suffering through a defective iron, but I found that it spat water, even when set appropriately for fabric/temp, etc. (and I've been ironing since I was 7 years old - at the age of 40 I know my way around an iron). Secondly, even at the hottest temperature setting, it never really felt like it ironed all that well. I really had to work at cotton and linen to remove wrinkles. On the other hand, it handled delicate fabrics really well and never burned any item I've ironed.
As I mentioned - I'm not sure if I've stupidly been suffering through a defective iron for the past 5 years or this iron just didn't meet my needs. I'm happy that it stopped working and that I'm now in the market for a new one. Despite this, I would really like to try another Rowenta, but if it doesn't meet my needs, I will be returning the next one!

My most dreaded chore to tackle in the whole entire world is to fold laundry, and soon after is ironing them. Typically my basket of clean laundry is piled high with 3-4 loads before I can muster enough will power to fold and put them away, what with the added task of ironing about half of the clothes in there. I was using my husband's old blue $10 iron that he was using before we married, and it took at least 20 minutes to iron a dress shirt at an acceptable level, and just barely that. I was under the impression that only professional launderers were able to get a perfect press because they used a heavy iron and a strong blower mechanism that fixed wrinkles, and this was the best one could ever do at home. Boy was I wrong. When I finally decided that the cheapie iron was probably too old (it also left little dry particles on my clothes), I came on amazon looking for an alternative that was similarly priced to the original. Then I found this iron with glowing reviews and thought there must be something to it despite the high price (in comparison to the $10/$15 ones)! It also had a great Black Friday price!

The directions were really easy to follow and the results are amazing! I've never felt so accomplished after ironing a pile of perfectly ironed clothes in only about 15 mins with a free steam facial thrown in! One to two passes on the 'cotton' setting with steam is all you need to remove deep creases and folds, then wait about a half hour till the iron has cooled completely, empty the tank and you're done! The steam flows generously without spurting water droplets on your clothes and it couldn't get any simpler! The cord is a good length and not retractable, but has a swivel motion so that it doesn't get entangled while ironing. The iron itself is a good weight, not too heavy but substantial enough to press clothes properly. Now if only there was something to fold my pesky laundry pile!

Man... why didn't I buy one of these sooner? I am IN LOVE with my new iron, I literally pulled clothes out of my closet over the weekend to iron countless items (just for fun), all I can say is WOW!!!

I'd been using a cheep iron from Walmart that leaked onto my clothing BIG TIME and didn't press the clothing very well (plus it kept leaving brown flecks on my clothing - not sure what that was?).

The Rowenta1700 has a good weight to it (I no longer need to PRESS my cloths while trying to Iron them). It also has a ton of steam holes (400 to be exact) and that makes all the steaming so seamless! I have a couple dresses that I had never been able to get wrinkles out of - with this iron they came out perfectly the first go round (with steam).

Some reviewers note that water leaked from iron onto clothing, this wasn't an issue for me!

Also loved that the iron had an auto shutoff - that was a nice feature and it did kick in for me when I left it upright too long without use.

I hope that this iron will last me a really long time - I've been waiting to get a good one (I sew and it's important to do a lot of pressing while sewing). I only wish I'd gotten this years ago, but hey, at least I have it now :)

I was hesitant to pay so much for an iron but I am glad I did. This iron is larger and a little heavier than any previous iron I have ever owned but it really does the job nicely. There are hundreds of steam holes in the bottom so you really get a huge blast of steam when you call for it. It decalcifies automatically and you can use regular tap water in it. The The cord is extra long and the iron looks impressive. It heats up really fast. The only thing that I can say negative about this iron is it - like every other steam iron I have owned - drips when you press the steam button.

I've always bought Rowenta, believing them to be the highest quality consumer irons. This model has disappointed. Reading some glowing reviews I wonder about my experience but this is actually a replacement when I returned the original. The problem is I iron for 20 or 30 seconds, then stand the iron up and move the clothing around on the ironing board - then I often have to wait 20-30 seconds after reapplying the iron until steam begins again. Sometimes a full minute or more! Very frustrating standing there waiting for the iron to steam. Hate it!

 For my quilting needs, I needed an iron that had more steam output than my old Sunbeam. This Rowenta had all the features I wanted plus it was described as having better glide, too, so I ordered it. I didn't inspect too closely upon opening the box and quickly put this Rowenta to work. It took longer to heat up than I was used to but once it did I couldn't wait to try the steam burst on some fabric that had stubborn wrinkles. I pressed the steam burst button and was shocked to see a splatter of white particles all over my black fabric! I had never seen that before in my life! My 20-year-old Sunbeam never did that and I never, ever cleaned it! Obviously, this had been used! I went back online and read other reviews advising that a little water in the iron is normal due to testing before shipping. That wasn't the case with the one I received. There wasn't any water in the reservoir. And there were a LOT of calcium particles every time I pressed the steam burst button. Then I noticed that the soleplate looked very worn. This item had been obviously used quite a bit! I'm returning, of course, and buying another brand!

Even with this iron, ironing is not a pure joy. In fact, it's among the top 10 things I'd rather NOT be doing. But, alas we are a civilized society, and it must be done. This little guy makes the job easier and quicker.

The first thing that impressed me even before I received it, was that it's made in Germany, and not China, as most others are. It has a stainless steel faceplate and not a non-stick ones like previous irons I have used. I have owned this iron for nearly a year and have put it through it's paces: ironing everything from thick, lined wool pants and sweaters to thin and delicate silks. My Rowena iron has not been treated kindly (among the abuse: it's been knocked to the basement concrete floor several times) and is still in excellent working order. A distracted user set it on a too-high temperature and left it on a garment way too long, causing it to singe the fabric. The burned fabric rubbed off easily after using the self-cleaning setting. (This setting gets super hot steam to flush out mineral deposits from hard water.) And even in an event like that, I could rest easy knowing that it auto-shuts off after being horizontal for 30 seconds.

It's super convenient to be able to use tap water and not distilled. Let's be honest: there will come a point in your iron's life where you are out of distilled water and desperately needing to press something, you'll fill it with tap. For some irons, that could prove disastrous. You don't have to worry about that with this guy.

Its “burst of steam” setting is perfect for removing wrinkles on hard to press and fragile items. I had a feather and flower hair fascinator that had several misplaced creases and was able to smooth them all out nicely with this setting.

On the highest settings, the iron will go through water quickly, but I don't see that as a problem. You can see and are benefiting from the vast amount of steam it gives off, and since you are using tap water, you don't have to be concerned about budgetary issues. I leave a pitcher of water nearby so I can quickly grab and refill. And while they don't recommend refilling it while the iron is plugged in *shhhhh* I do it, anyway, without any trouble!

I'm a quilter and this beast is amazing. It's incredibly sturdy with a nice weight to it and the steam is outstanding on this bad boy. I held it up next to my old one that died and I swear it was like looking at the movie poster for Twins (I've named my new iron Arnold). Yes, it's huge but it covers a vast surface area on fabrics which gets me back to my sewing machine faster. I can't wrap my head around the complaints over the water tank - I keep a flexible plastic cup next to it and pour it right in when it's slightly tilted. Those of us with half a brain can manage to fill it up without spilling a drop. Ok, so the reservoir could be a lighter shade of blue, but it's still clear as a bell. I especially love the really long cord - glad they took that into consideration because it really makes a difference.

This is a great iron - I have had it for a month and use it frequently. I have had other models of Rowenta irons before, as well as Sunbeam and Black and Decker and this one is by far the best. My most recent Rowenta annoyingly just stopped working randomly after about 2 years, so I searched various iron reviews and this Rowenta seemed to have the best reviews across many websites and amazon.

It heats up very fast, faster than typical irons, which is great and gets very hot so it irons very well quickly - saving you a ton of time compared to a less powerful iron. Somehow the steam function also is very quick - you don't need to wait more than 30 seconds to get the steam started. It is powerful, fairly light weight and give clothes a nice finish. I frequently iron my boys' khaki pants for their school uniforms and even if they are completely wrinkled from sitting in the dryer too long, it takes minutes to iron them to the point that they look professionally done. I'm not great at ironing, but this iron takes care of that problem. I have also used it as a steamer (vertically) and it works excellent and fast - got the wrinkles out of a silk dress in minutes.

This is my second Rowenta iron. Amazon replaced the first as a courtesy. Both frequently leak water all over the item I am ironing making it very wet and unwearable. I am not hitting the clean button so this is not the issue. It leaks more water, more often when you set it to any steam setting. I use it with the steam off and press the button for steam. Based on 2 irons, I cannot recommend this product. I wish I had purchased the more expensive Shark model. I had one for 5 years with no issues. Tried to save a buck. Mistake

It is a nice iron. Nothing that makes it stand out from any others. It is advertised as "dripless" and that has not been my experience with it. Within 6 months, there would be an occasional drip while ironing or a series of drips over a small distance. This is the second Rowenta I've had that has the same drip issues. I was hoping by "upgrading" to the second purchase, the problem wouldn't exist. That wasn't the case.
I'm disappointed in this product, especially the cost vs performance. It was my understanding that Rowenta is one of the leading manufacturers of irons. After having the same issues with 2 Rowenta irons, I'm going to Black & Decker.

This product replaced a cheaper DW2070 after years of reliable service. On the 7180, the red heat indicator light is supposed to turn off when the plate heats to the desired temp - on my unit, it never turns off, but the unit makes a click noise that I take to mean it has reached temp after several minutes. The 2070 reached temp faster, in my opinion. The major negative comment I have is that the little white toggle lever on the back end that opens the calc removal tool flaps open easily. When ironing and you try to stand the iron on its end, if this lever is sticking out, the unit will not sit flush, causing it to fall over. This is a major problem if you don't have a larger ironing surface area where the unit can fall to the ground. Because of this, I wold recommend a different Rowena iron in this price range or cheaper.

I am so disappointed in this IRON... I purchased it some time ago..but had surgery; so just opened it and started using it 1-month ago.... Only ironed cotton...4 shirts...and tried to iron expensive silk cover-up like coat —- a couple of days ago.. Had this iron on the lowest temp and it messed up and pulled some of the material off of my and silk cover-up like coat. I am so disappointed. This is my second Rowena Iron and had the 1st one (which was 40 cheaper) for years; so I purchased this second one (more expensive) thinking that it would be even better; however IT IS MUCH WORSE. The iron NOW has STICKY residue on it FROM NEARLY BURNING and melting parts of my SILK COVER-UP COAT.... AWFUL IRON

I've owned a Sunbeam iron for a long time before it failed. Then I bought a Shark iron and it failed within two years. I've owned this one for almost a year with no complaints except one. When Rowenta designed this product, the instruction book said you can easily store the power cord by wrapping it around the unit and connecting it to itself in a nice little notch. This is not the case. I contacted Rowenta a few months ago to report the issue and the customer service representative made me seem as if I was a dolt for not figuring out how to store the cord. Then she advised I send an e-mail with a picture. I did so and never heard back. Again, the product has held up with no issue this first year. It's just annoying every time you go to store the iron and power cord keeps coming loose.

I bought this iron 2 years ago after extensive research. I wanted a very reliable iron for daily use. I own a Bed and Breakfast with three guest rooms and do not use a laundry service. We are extremely picky about the appearance of our bedding and all white sheets and pillow cases are carefully ironed. Our guests always comment on the high quality of our sheets, so an iron is a very important appliance in our business. In the two years before purchasing the Rowenta iron, I had used and sent 3 other irons to the iron graveyard! I cannot give this iron more than 3 stars, because even though it produced excellent and fast results there were too many other issues with it and it has now completely died on me! I am very careful about cleaning it every week and following the cleaning instructions. Imagine my horror after owning it for just a few months when a newly washed white sheet is suddenly covered with brown gunk pouring from the iron! There is nothing I can do with this sheet now except apply stain remover and throw it back in the washing machine. During the cleaning cycle of the iron, there is no sign of this brown gunk being released from inside the machine, so where does it lurk in there and why does it not come out at that time? Another disappointing feature is that the orange temperature light comes on after just a minute of two so I have to put it down and wait for it to reheat. Very annoying when time is short! It does get wrinkles and creases out very quickly but now it's time for me to buy a new iron and it will not be a Rowenta.

I loved this iron enough to buy 3 of them in the last 5 years. But enough is enough. These irons will leak! Its not a matter of if, its only a matter of time. After the first iron started leaking within 2 years i figured it must have been dropped and it was my girlfriends fault. The second started leaking a little under 2 years so i bought the 1750 watt to replace it. Fast forward to Sept 2019 and a little over a year with the 3rd iron which is now leaking while ironing. I have taken extremely good care of my irons as i do with everything i purchase but to no avail. It is inevitable that these expensive irons while fail in short order. Im Finished with this brand! Not worth my hard earned money. When the entire customer base gets tired of being duped, Rowenta will want to do something about the declining iron sales and maybe come with a new model. I bet they will advertise that it does not leak as one of the selling points. Which will only be sneaky acknowledgement that the last generation irons were pieces of $#!+. At that point maybe i will do extended research and make a return to the brand hoping for glory again. That is if i haven't found a perfect alternative that matches or exceeds the usability of these Rowenta irons before they fail. As of now i dont trust this company.

Have used Rowenta for years. I iron everything, sheets, undershirts, hankies - just because. Rowenta has never let me down. This has a huge amount of steam vents and irons beautifully. Likely a bit heavier than some, but it feels good in the hand and does a great job of pressing clothes. I would recommend without hesitation and definitely purchase again.

I'm a seamstress. I love(ed) this iron. The steam was great. The cornering around buttons is great. The steaming capabilities for wedding dresses was great. It has great weight...I don't like lightweight irons. I've had it for about 14 months. Now, water just pours out of it. Leaves water stains on everything. I've followed all directions. I paid a lot of money to get what I needed. Is there a fix for this or do I need to spend more money to buy a new iron????

Let me preface this by saying that I am a full time seamstress and require a good steam iron for my work. I cannot afford to risk ruining an item that belongs to a customer. Also, I have been buying ONLY Rowenta irons for 20 years. I have always had leaking issues, even while just sitting upright, but they’ve always occurred after I had owned the iron for years and often not been too careful about what kind of water I’ve been using. With how much I use my iron, I expect a good amount of wear and tear and don’t mind buying a new one every few years.
But I do not expect my iron to leak while sitting upright right out of the box. This iron was filled and tested. Ok. It works...set aside on the towel that my old one sat. The following morning I go to turn it on as I start work, and as I pull out the retractable cord, water pours out with it, and I notice that the reservoir that was full last night is nearly empty, and the towel that it’s sitting on is soaking wet.
I’m SUPER irritated that I now have to make a special trip to return this damn thing. I am a single mother of 5 kids and run a business, and we’re in the middle of a pandemic, which is why I order from Amazon and have things delivered directly to my home. I do not have time to deal with this, and I’ll now be looking for a new company from which to buy my irons. 😡

I returned this one as soon as I read the instructions. Please note that you can’t use this iron if you have softened water in your house! Regular tap water only - not even bottled spring water or distilled water, which I have done before (a pain in the neck, but once you have soft water you have to make adjustments). Also, the blue color makes it difficult to see the water fill level. And “use once the heating light goes off” - I heated for 10 minutes and it was still on. Come on, ironing is unpleasant enough!!

There’s steam coming from everywhere. There are quite a few outlets in the sole plate and they seem to allow for a very good disbursement of steam. The wrinkles ran away from my clothes like they were being chased. The iron while not heavy has a good weight to it to help press out the wrinkles. The temp seems pretty high although I feel like I could use a little more. My preference is to have the ability to get a little more Heat and regulate it with the temperature dial.

I’m not crazy about the colors and styling of the iron. I think less muted color choices would be welcome. The iron also looked like it had smudges around the housing. I looked it over for a few minutes to make sure it wasn’t used. The two units I ordered prior to this one were of another brand but they had to be returned because both of them were definitely used as evidenced by the water residue inside, the dirt and the smudges all over the housing. I also feel like the cord is a little short. I’d like to see another 18” of cord length.

Overall I’m satisfied so far, would recommend this iron and would purchase this iron again

After one use I returned this iron because of the unbelievably inferior method of filling it with water.

Steps to fill: unplug iron, turn off steam, turn vertical (yes lay hot iron back down on ironing board), pour small amount of water until it runs out, repeatedly turn up horizontal to see if full, then finally plug in, turn on steam.
In addition, its hard to see if full due to tint of reservoir.
Main point: water goes everywhere even when you fill very slowly.
Because hole is small and poorly placed, you can't use glass measuring cup. You'll need a bendable plastic container or something with a longer spout.
And finally, the brand new iron spits up on clothes.
RETURNED. Problem solved.

While I wait for my ironing board to dry, will somebody tell me why this is the #1 iron on numerous websites?

I bought my first Rowenta 15 years ago. After dropping and breaking it I thought I’d buy another because I loved it. Unfortunately, they don’t make them like they used to. It started leaking a month after purchasing!