✨ Elevate Your Ironing Game! ✨
The Russell Hobbs Auto Steam Technology Iron (Model 22520) combines a powerful 2400W performance with a 320ml water tank, delivering 45g/min of continuous steam and a 130g steam shot. Its non-stick soleplate ensures smooth gliding, while the anti-drip and anti-calc functions keep maintenance hassle-free. Perfect for the modern professional seeking efficiency and style in their ironing routine.
| Brand | Russell Hobbs |
| Model Number | 22520 |
| Colour | White and Red |
| Product Dimensions | 15 x 13 x 32 cm; 1.27 kg |
| Capacity | 0.32 litres |
| Material | Iron |
| Steam Output | 45 Gallons per Minute |
| Auto Shutoff | No |
| Special Features | Anti Scale^Anti Rip^Anti Calc |
| Item Weight | 1.27 kg |
A**R
Good steam iron.
Was looking for an iron as my previous one just stopped working properly. A nice looking, easy to use iron that is not too heavy and no leaks so far.
R**D
Great, but
For the price the iron is great, light weight and easy to use. Two things to consider, the cable is very short which really restricts usability and also the cap to the water tank is not robust and came out the first time it was used, went back in again without issue but I don’t think it will be long before it breaks completely.
M**M
Fantastic iron!
Amazing for the price. . Ended up buying another one later to take abroad. Steam is constant when needed, not too heavy. Highly recommended
M**T
Absolutely ideal for the job, at a great price too!
Absolutely perfect for what I wanted. Good value too., Very happy.
K**E
Russell Hobbs Iron
Iron performance good. Glide smoothly over clothing, good size reservoir, good steam performance. Happy
H**N
a good steam iron
Using it from 3 months now working well, light and can store a good amount of water. I liked it
D**N
Iron great👍😊
Temperature control spot on, cord length plenty enough, nice design good weight, removes creases great quality iron, thanks
R**S
You get what you pay for
This is a very inexpensive iron, so my criticisms here are more to let you know what's being sacrificed over a more expensive iron.Yes, it's a lightweight iron... but that's not necessarily a good thing. Even with the steam on, you have to apply more pressure of your own to get the toughest creases out of shirts.The provided water just is ridiculously small... you'll need to refill it several times to fill the iron. The filling hole is not very well designed - it's small, and there's no pressure hole, so it's a bit too easy for water to spill out over the iron while trying to fill it. The steam doesn't come out with any kind of pressure... it just drifts out, so not that effective. I nearly always have to spray water out as well, in order to deal with tough creases.It's a flat back iron... I'm not sure whether it costs more money to make these things double-ended (maybe there's some patent on that), but I miss being able to easily iron shirt sleeves in both directions at once.The cord is rather short... shorter than on previous more expensive irons I've used.The temperature control is a bit stuff and feels like it will break over time.So... it's a budget iron, and you need to take all of the above into account before purchasing.
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