Best irons for home 2022
Healthy Food Near Me, together with a sales assistant from a large retail chain, has compiled a list of the best irons for the home in 2022

A home iron is a necessary thing in a modern apartment, both for an inveterate bachelor and for a large family. Everyone wants to look neat and tidy, regardless of gender or social status. Gone are the days of huge and heavy Soviet irons, which can now only be found in museums or closets. These “aggregates”, and in another way the language does not turn to call them, were heavy, and did not have the possibility of fine tuning and steaming. Now, even for little money, you can buy a simple iron that will perform its main function – to properly iron most of the things from your wardrobe without the risk of ruining them. Of course, a low-power, compact travel iron will not be able to iron a thick cardigan made of real wool. Therefore, it is important to understand the features of such a simple-looking technique. A sales assistant from one of the largest retail chains in our country will help us compile a list of the best irons for the home in 2022 Evgeny Mulyukov.

To visually show our readers the diversity of the market, we have compiled a list of the best irons for the home. As usual, we started with the simplest models that even students can afford. On the rise, we will reach advanced options, with many necessary functions.

Top 8 rating according to KP

1. LUMME LU-1131

A simple model of an iron with a ceramic soleplate. The power here is almost twice as much as the previous model. You won’t find fashionable “gadgets” in it – from the additional functions, only the adjustment of the degree of heating and the supply of steam through the spout or sole.

Key Features:

The weight:0,6 kg
Power:1800 W
Sole:ceramic
Cord length:1,7 m

Advantages and disadvantages:

Price, ceramic sole
Light weight (which is not very good for an iron), low functionality
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2. Gorenje SIH2200GC

Functional iron from a Slovenian manufacturer. One of the most affordable models with a useful auto-shutdown feature so you don’t have to worry about leaving the appliance on and starting a fire. The ceramic-metal alloy sole heats up quickly due to the high power of the device of 2200 watts. The iron also has a useful self-cleaning function.

Key Features:

The weight:1,1 kg
Power:2200 W
Sole:cermet
Cord length:2 m

Advantages and disadvantages:

High power, ceramic soleplate, self-cleaning function
Light weight
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3. Polaris PIR 2457K

The first and only cordless iron in our selection. The principle of operation of the device is simple, you turn on the “base”, on which you put the iron itself. Soon it heats up and you can start ironing clothes. Without “recharging” you can work for about 40 seconds, and fast heating will occur in 5. Iron power – 2400 watts. The sole of the device is ceramic. For the money, this is the best iron for the home in a wireless format, the rest are much more expensive.

Key Features:

The weight:1,2 kg
Power:2400 W
Sole:ceramic
Charging station cord length:1,9 m

Advantages and disadvantages:

Wireless system, ceramic soleplate, vertical steam system
You can’t see how much water is left in the iron tank
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4. REDMOND RI-C263

Solid and powerful iron with a ceramic sole from a well-known brand in Our Country. The manufacturer has done everything to make the iron convenient to use – customers will like the rubberized handle with a comfortable shape and easy sliding on any type of fabric. A powerful “steam boost” is built into the device, with which it will be possible to smooth out even dense denim or woolen fabric.

Key Features:

The weight:1,3 kg
Power:2400 W
Sole:ceramic
Cord length:2 m

Advantages and disadvantages:

High power, self-cleaning system, ceramic soleplate, vertical steaming system
Someone may not be satisfied with the price
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5. Philips GC3584/30

Stylish and functional iron from a European manufacturer. The company’s engineers did everything to make the powerful device work in such a way as not to damage any, even the most delicate fabric. The artful combination of ceramics and metal in the sole will allow the iron to glide easily over all surfaces. Also in the model there is a useful automatic shutdown function, a powerful “steam boost”, a self-cleaning function, an ergonomic handle and a ball mount for the power cable, which will not allow the wire to fray.

Key Features:

The weight:1,2 kg
Power:2600 W
Sole: from an alloy of metal and ceramics
Cord length:2 m

Advantages and disadvantages:

Metal-ceramic alloy soleplate, self-cleaning system, high power
In some instances, water leaks from the sole – it is better to check the technique immediately after purchase
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6. Unit USI-280

A powerful iron with a high-quality, but fragile ceramic soleplate. The latter, by the way, is the main trump card of this iron. On it, the manufacturer specially made an ingenious system of grooves that does not allow hot water to collect on the sole or fabric. A nice bonus of the iron is the vertical steaming system, which is useful for some delicate types of fabrics, such as knitwear.

Key Features:

The weight:0,9 kg
Power:2200 W
Sole:ceramic
Cord length:2 m

Advantages and disadvantages:

Big power, ceramic sole
Light weight
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7. Bosch TDA 3024010

A wonderful iron from a world-famous company for the production of household and not only appliances. Sellers praise the device for its “honest” 2400 W power (some companies deliberately overestimate this parameter in order to attract buyers), a good ceramic-metal soleplate, a self-cleaning and vertical steaming system.

Key Features:

The weight:1,2 kg
Power:2400 W
Sole:cermet
Cord length:1,9 m

Advantages and disadvantages:

Proven manufacturer, ceramic-metal soleplate, high power, vertical steaming system
For the price they simply don’t exist.
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8. Tefal FV5640EO

One of the best home irons in our selection. For such a lot of money, you get everything that can be in a small device. Powerful and lightweight iron with Tefal’s signature ceramic soleplate, vertical steam, anti-calc and premium design. The only negative is that the developers from Tefal did not build a self-shutdown function into their iron. In such an expensive model, this is at least illogical.

Key Features:

The weight:0,9 kg
Power:2600 W
Sole:ceramic
Cord length:2 m

Advantages and disadvantages:

Ceramic soleplate, self-cleaning system, high power, vertical steaming system
No self shutdown system
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How to choose an iron for home

An iron is an integral part of modern life, and sometimes we don’t even think about the fact that we need to choose it in some special way. Of course, if you grab the first iron that comes across in the store, it is unlikely that you will be comfortable working with it. Sales consultant Evgeny Mulyukov told the CP what to pay attention to in the first place.

Popular questions and answers

How much power will the iron have?
You need to decide for what purpose you need an iron. Models up to 1500 W are considered to be road models – they are compact, but low-power. They can smooth out a shirt, but they will not take wool. From 1500 to 2000 watts, the household iron category begins. Here are the very “ordinary” models that will cope with 90% of the things from your closet. Finally, irons over 2000 W are called professional. They are expensive, but advanced in terms of additional features and power. They are most often used in dry cleaners or ateliers – where ironing takes place on a large scale.
What should the soleplate be made of?
It is with this part that the device touches your things, respectively, it is better not to save on it if you do not want to spoil them. Now the soles of irons are made as follows: from aluminum and “stainless steel” (simple and affordable options, such metal quickly deteriorates and can damage delicate fabric), ceramic (it is difficult to spoil the fabric, but ceramics are very fragile), teflon (high-quality, but again – still very fragile – even a button can scratch them) and composite (metal with a special coating, durable, but expensive).
Where should the steam outlets be on the iron?
Steam outlets should be evenly spaced around the entire perimeter of the soleplate. Pay attention to the relief of the sole – on advanced models there are special grooves through which excess water and steam will “leave” the fabric. Also, almost all modern models of irons have a function with a loud name – “steam boost”. When you press a dedicated button, a powerful stream of steam is ejected from the holes on the iron – this is great when ironing tight areas, such as shirt collars or jeans pockets. The simplest models of steam outlets may not have holes.
What parameters should also be taken into account?
Among other important parameters of the best irons, there are weight (optimum – 1,5-2 kg), the length of the power cord (there are also wireless models) and its fastening (always choose only a ball, it will not allow the wire to break), the possibility of vertical steaming and the self-cleaning function . The latter is especially important, since when tap water is heated, scale can form in the iron, which can damage the equipment. Of course, you can use distilled water, but this is much more expensive and troublesome than spending money on a home iron with an anti-scale function once.

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