Panda Reviews: Move Freely with a Cordless Steam Iron
- Jun 2, 2014
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Ironing for me used to be a struggle; I burnt my clothes more times than I care to think about and I lost count of the occasions I got into an entanglement with the electrical cords. NEVER AGAIN! Presenting the newest cordless iron on the block: Tefal's Freemove Cordless Steam Iron.
First Impressions
Now, among the concerns about cordless irons is whether it's powerful enough to iron a whole load of wrinkled clothes. The Tefal Freemove, however, claims that it doesn't compromise on power with its 2400W output. It also has the Turbo Shot function that emits steam up to 170 g/minute, which allows you to remove all stubborn creases. On the other hand, there is also the steam trigger that gives you that extra boost of steam whenever you want it. Want to quickly touch up your clothes on hangers or give your hanging curtains a swift press? Then you'll be happy to know the Tefal Freemove also has a vertical steaming function that makes it easier to iron on the go. For a hassle-free cordless experience, the Easyfix Docking System serves as both a docking base and a charging system. You can mount it securely to your ironing board with a clip and the best thing of all? The docking system has an in-built alert that will remind you to recharge the iron with a beep and a blinking red light. And if you're a forgetful Penny, the iron's auto-off feature will turn the appliance off after 8 minutes. This means you never have to constantly wonder if you've switched off your iron or not. Other interesting features include an auto-steam control system, which corresponds with the material of your garment, as well as an anti-scale system and an auto-clean soleplate to keep the iron well-maintained for many good years ahead.Product Fulfilment
One frequent grouch I have with irons in general is this: they can become too hot for my garment and I end up burning a big hole in them. With the Tefal Freemove, however, you can adjust the temperature according to the material of the garment you're ironing! Where the usual steam iron has 3 heat settings, the Tefal Freemove has a few settings from minimum to maximum that cater for linen/cotton wool, silk, and synthetic garments. Definitely an easy-to-follow guide for complete ironing noobs like myself.Rah roh! The docking station demands the return of the cordless iron!
A must-have feature for all irons: an auto-switch off
Overall Opinion
All in all, I find the iron rather easy to use. The Tefal Freemove might seem a little bulkier than the usual steam iron, but its features far outweigh that small inconvenience. Compared to my old iron, the Freemove was a breeze to use but regrettably the retail price is a tad on the high side. But if you don't mind forking out just a little bit more for advanced features, then I'll recommend you to get this steam iron. The Tefal Freemove is retailing at S$299 at all leading electrical and departmental stores.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row padding="sm-padding"][vc_column][cs_divider type="dashed"][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width="1/3"][cs_progress percentage="80" title="Panda Point" bar_color="#00adef" striped="1" height="20"][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width="1/3"][cs_progress percentage="65" title="Value for Money" bar_color="#00adef" height="20" striped="1"][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width="1/3"][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][/vc_column][/vc_row]Meet Interior Designers. Get Quotes.
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