Thanks for the video - I just got mine and was a little confused about the height/hose but you cleared that up. Just a note - I was watching a video by a retailer who sells these types of irons and they said not to use it for upright steaming.
I'd never remember to close the hose valve. Seems like an elaborate and costly set up to avoid filling the iron as often. I mean, it's neat, but it seems more relevant to professional sewists. But it's interesting to see how it works. Thanks for sharing.
Its the best iron I have ever owned! The handle tends to get a little warm but that's a minor issue to me. I just couldn't believe the amount of steam that came out and how well it pressed open seams. I should have purchased one of these a long time ago.
@@Hervinbalfour I'm in total agreement! I love this iron! You're right, the handle get a bit warm, but definitely not HOT. The steam is amazing, and no more leaks!
It's been 3 years since you posted this, I'm curious how things are going now for you with this iron? Is it still working well? I'm debating which model to get.
Hi there! I know my comment is late, but I finally splurged on a boiler iron. I did like the gravity feed iron (great for the price point), but having to hang it was a bit cumbersome but workable 🙂
what if you don't use the iron everyday do you still keep the water in the big bottle thing and the resin, also if you are done using it how do you get the rest of the water out of the iron? I am asking because I don't have a permeant station.
Honestly, if I have to set up the iron every time I needed it didn't have a dedicated space for it, I probably wouldn't have a gravity-feed iron. Instead, i would get this since it would be easier to move around: amzn.to/33MWi5l
It's a great iron, so you can't really wrong. Sure, you can set it up every time you have to use it, I suppose, or just wheel it into storage somewhere. I'm sure you can make it work and it will be just fine 😎
IV pole is a great idea! I won't have to worry about where to mount my tank since I have limited space. Thank you!!
Thanks for the video - I just got mine and was a little confused about the height/hose but you cleared that up. Just a note - I was watching a video by a retailer who sells these types of irons and they said not to use it for upright steaming.
Thank you! ❤️
That is an elaborate system you have now. Very exciting! I hope it continues to meet all of your expectations, Emily.😊❤️
It's pretty elaborate, but it works so well! Thank you!
I didi't know what I would do to hang the water tank but an IV pole... GREAT!!!!! now I feel I can purchase one.
Awesome! It's a great system!
I'd never remember to close the hose valve. Seems like an elaborate and costly set up to avoid filling the iron as often. I mean, it's neat, but it seems more relevant to professional sewists. But it's interesting to see how it works. Thanks for sharing.
Love the fabric of your blouse.❤
Thank you!
I so needed this video. I purchased the E85 version. But the box didn't come with any instructions so I needed this video. Thanks for this!
You're welcome! 🙂
Its the best iron I have ever owned! The handle tends to get a little warm but that's a minor issue to me. I just couldn't believe the amount of steam that came out and how well it pressed open seams. I should have purchased one of these a long time ago.
@@Hervinbalfour I'm in total agreement! I love this iron! You're right, the handle get a bit warm, but definitely not HOT. The steam is amazing, and no more leaks!
The exact thing happened to me. My Rowenta started leaking all over. I have replaced it with a gravity feed iron.
At first I loved my Rowenta! I am so glad I switched to gravity-feed 🙂
My Rowenta doing same thing too. Thanks for your video - I'm convinced on the ES-90A!
I've been using it for a few months now and I'm happy with it ❤️
i just bought it after watching ur video but I cant make the steamer to work. water not going thru filter:0(
Thanks, very helpful, I’m making a decision right now on a GF setup.
😎 awesome!
How does this iron do on synthetics? Does it tend to melt the fabric?
I haven't had any issues with synthetics. I do recommend using a pressing cloth. I hope this helps 🙂
Omg I had the same Rowenta and it did the same thing to me…. Spilling everywhere.
It's been 3 years since you posted this, I'm curious how things are going now for you with this iron? Is it still working well? I'm debating which model to get.
Hi there! I know my comment is late, but I finally splurged on a boiler iron. I did like the gravity feed iron (great for the price point), but having to hang it was a bit cumbersome but workable 🙂
… 2 years later , do you still love this iron ? I am looking to buy one , for my home sewing . Thank you ?
I switched to a steam iron that professionals use after saving up. But I still do recommend this iron 🙂
@@SewcalSewcialite what iron would that be?
@@brendaescalon2175 Reliable 4000is. I have a video on it:
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Is the steam button easy to press? When using a regular iron my thumb begins to hurt if I’m doing a lot of repetitive pressing while quilting
I do find it easy to press 😊
@@SewcalSewcialite thanks for the info
i think it was kind to send a cookie.. ... kudos for them
It was ❤️
Does this have the steam output like your Rowenta or is it more of a dryer iron?
It has more steam than my Rowenta 😁
What is the name of the place where you git the gravity iron?
I got it at Wawak 😊
im in ghana and really need one of these
It's great!
Am in Ghana too just went to buy it from Accra
what if you don't use the iron everyday do you still keep the water in the big bottle thing and the resin, also if you are done using it how do you get the rest of the water out of the iron? I am asking because I don't have a permeant station.
Honestly, if I have to set up the iron every time I needed it didn't have a dedicated space for it, I probably wouldn't have a gravity-feed iron. Instead, i would get this since it would be easier to move around: amzn.to/33MWi5l
SewCal Sewcialite thanks but i already got it (because of your review), I guess I will have to find a place for it
It's a great iron, so you can't really wrong. Sure, you can set it up every time you have to use it, I suppose, or just wheel it into storage somewhere. I'm sure you can make it work and it will be just fine 😎
Put a sticker on your handle ( put my down) ❤