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Hi Alexander, we're supplier of high quality gravity steam iron (no need demineralizer) and cordless cloth cutter, i'd like to connect with you. Thanks
Hi Alexander. The only time I was advised to use the iron shoe was when I was making custom, classic shirts with collars. The shoe helped prevent staining and scorching on the shirt I was making, and especially useful on light shirting fabrics, linen and cotton, and especially whites and other light, easily stained fabrics when using less than completely new steam irons. The more the shoe is used, the more precisely it molds to the shape of the iron base or plate. I almost never use a shoe for piecing quilts, unless I see evidence of certain areas of the block with thickness due to multiple seam allowances overlapping, which results in the fabric becoming shiny from repeated pressing. It lowers the heat somewhat at those sensitive, high points, and reduces that worn, shiny fabric appearance. It is very effective for these purposes. Hope this explanation helps a little. 🙏😉
Thank you for such a full explanation. I have seen the shiny before and now I know better how to prevent it. I am glad that you continue to enjoy the videos.
I really enjoy your unboxing videos. Great job showing this iron. Thank you fir this demo. I am truly grateful for your time and energy devoted to recording these videos for us. Nice perk being a tester for this cool steam iron. Like usual, your music choice is spot-on.
I have heard it both ways. The manufacturers directions state to use tap water. I guess in the big picture both methods may work fine. Do what makes you happy and I will be too. Thanks for your input.
Hi question could you use a stand similar to what you find in a hospital environment that holds different medicine pouches could that be use to hold the water tank it would then be mobile do you think it would work
I have seen gravity feed irons that have it on the left side as well. Unsure of their manufacturer though. I would think one or two of the distribution companies/catalogs would have an insight into this. Good Luck!
Sounds like a bad valve. These Irons are completely rebuildable so it can be fixed. One other thing, the iron has to be a full temperature which takes a minute or few and then just tap the switch, if you hold the switch too long you will get water too.
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Hi Alexander, we're supplier of high quality gravity steam iron (no need demineralizer) and cordless cloth cutter, i'd like to connect with you. Thanks
Hi Alexander. The only time I was advised to use the iron shoe was when I was making custom, classic shirts with collars. The shoe helped prevent staining and scorching on the shirt I was making, and especially useful on light shirting fabrics, linen and cotton, and especially whites and other light, easily stained fabrics when using less than completely new steam irons. The more the shoe is used, the more precisely it molds to the shape of the iron base or plate.
I almost never use a shoe for piecing quilts, unless I see evidence of certain areas of the block with thickness due to multiple seam allowances overlapping, which results in the fabric becoming shiny from repeated pressing. It lowers the heat somewhat at those sensitive, high points, and reduces that worn, shiny fabric appearance. It is very effective for these purposes.
Hope this explanation helps a little. 🙏😉
Thank you for such a full explanation. I have seen the shiny before and now I know better how to prevent it. I am glad that you continue to enjoy the videos.
I really enjoy your unboxing videos. Great job showing this iron. Thank you fir this demo. I am truly grateful for your time and energy devoted to recording these videos for us. Nice perk being a tester for this cool steam iron. Like usual, your music choice is spot-on.
I use distilled water. It's what I learned years ago. To keep the minerals out of the element of the iron.
I have heard it both ways. The manufacturers directions state to use tap water. I guess in the big picture both methods may work fine. Do what makes you happy and I will be too. Thanks for your input.
The shoe is Teflon. We have been using them for years in the Theatre Wardrobe Industry. An excellent product.
Thank you that is interesting
This is exactly the info I was looking for, plus.
I appreciate your producing these videos and excellent explanations
Nice review, and I've been wanting to try the camera-on-the-fabric-while-sewing shot for years lol! Great video as always.
Careful, your #youtuber is showing. 😀👍
ROFL - Dude, you rocked that review!!
😅
Real men need a 1200 Watt Gravity Feed Iron... !~ yes.
Yeah, that is true. I mean... why mess around? 🙂
Thanks for the demo!!!
The iron cover at 1:25 i think it is for ironing woollen materials. I think not 100% sure.
WOW SOO GREAT IRON. THX FOR SHARING
Thank you Jenni.Swiss.
Hi question could you use a stand similar to what you find in a hospital environment that holds different medicine pouches could that be use to hold the water tank it would then be mobile do you think it would work
I think that is a popular idea as I have heard it before. Seems like a good idea to me.
Maria Finn, that’s what I use for my Sussman. It works perfectly.
I have never seen any other type of stand used.
I like the mini boiler irons they are industrial irons they have good steam easy to use
Me too.
Are you sure the EZ90 is 1200 watts? Everywhere I checked for specs, they all say 1000 watts.
How is it holding up in 2022?
The one I have is 1200 watts but supplies ran out pretty much instantly after I made this video. That is a bummer cause I really like this iron.
@@AlexanderDyer They supposedly have two new ones at 1300 watts but I can't find where to buy them.
I have the ES 300 and it’s spitting water when I’m ironing or when i press the steam button. Can you help or give advice? It’s greatly appreciated.
Don't push too much water through. Meter the water in by tapping the thumb control. tap tap tap
It's disappointing to see the cord coming out the side. Makes it less friendly for someone who is left handed. The cord will be in the way.
Alice Veenema yes!!
I have seen gravity feed irons that have it on the left side as well. Unsure of their manufacturer though. I would think one or two of the distribution companies/catalogs would have an insight into this. Good Luck!
What is the temperature range on this iron?
Its available in philippines?
Plz I have this same iron but water comes out of my iron instead of the steam
Sounds like a bad valve. These Irons are completely rebuildable so it can be fixed. One other thing, the iron has to be a full temperature which takes a minute or few and then just tap the switch, if you hold the switch too long you will get water too.
How much sir
Awesome
what is price in india
It used to prevent the clothes from shining 1:16
1:16
Thank you.
Pakistan price
This style of repeating everything twice is infuriating. Makes me feel like I'm having a stroke.
LOL Then you must hate every song ever made.😇 Cheer up! On the plus side... I believe you are stroke free! Rejoice!