article_snippet.sent: The steam is forced out of the generator through a hose into the iron itself, shooting out at 90g per minute
article_snippet.sent: — twice as fast as conventional steam irons (think of the difference in power between jet-washing and using a hosepipe)
article_snippet.sent: As well as being more powerful, As well as being more powerful also produces twice as much steam, making shorter work of wrinkles.
article_snippet.sent: The big selling point of this pretty aqua blue iron is the precision tip, which means you can get really sharp creases flat with minimum elbow grease, making it perfect for shirts and trousers.
article_snippet.sent: And while the dolphin-shaped nose helps me reach tricky areas, such as around shirt buttons, it makes the iron look downright ugly.
article_snippet.sent: There are lots of functions such as a non-stick soleplate and a vertical steam option.
article_snippet.sent: And the soleplate is designed so steam is distributed evenly — meaning fewer strokes and speedy ironing.
article_snippet.sent: The manufacturer boasts that you never need to change the settings as The manufacturer creates the perfect temperature level whether you are ironing silk PJs or kids’ jeans.
article_snippet.sent: Tefal is hugely proud of Tefal cordless iron.
article_snippet.sent: The base recharges its cordless iron during each rest period, which means there is no cord getting in your way, and the control panel lets you know when you need to recharge.
article_snippet.sent: Lots of impressive features here — such as a unit which collects all the limescale from your iron.
highlights_snippet.sent: Tessa Cunningham puts the best steam irons to the test .