The self-clean feature in our electric irons offer several advantages that make ironing easier and more convenient. Here are the key benefits:

1. Prevents Build-Up of Mineral Deposits

Over time, water used in the iron (especially hard water) can leave mineral deposits inside the iron's steam vents. The self-cleaning function helps to flush these out, preventing clogging and ensuring consistent steam output.

2. Maintains Optimal Performance

By removing mineral build-up and other residues, the self-clean feature helps maintain the iron's ability to produce steam efficiently. This results in smoother ironing and more effective wrinkle removal.

3. Saves Time and Effort

Instead of manually cleaning the iron’s steam vents or disassembling it, you can activate the self-cleaning feature, allowing the iron to do the work for you. This saves time and effort, as you don’t need to scrub or soak parts of the iron to maintain its performance.

4. Prevents Stains on Clothing

When mineral deposits or other gunk accumulate in the steam vents, it can sometimes leak onto your clothes, leaving stains. Regularly using the self-clean function ensures that the iron remains clean and reduces the risk of transferring dirt or minerals onto your fabrics.

5. Prolongs the Life of the Iron

By keeping the internal components clean and free from debris, the self-cleaning function helps to extend the lifespan of your electric iron. A clean iron is less likely to develop issues like leaking or uneven steam distribution.

6. Improves Steam Quality

The self-clean feature helps ensure that the steam generated by the iron is pure and effective, rather than being mixed with mineral deposits or other impurities. This improves the quality of steam and enhances the ironing experience.

7. Convenience

Activating the self-cleaning function is typically easy, requiring little more than filling the water reservoir and pressing a button. This adds a layer of convenience, especially for those who regularly use their irons and want to keep them in top condition without much effort.

In summary, the self-clean function in our electric iron is a great way to ensure better performance, maintain longevity, and reduce maintenance effort. It keeps your iron running smoothly, while also helping you avoid issues like stains, clogging, and reduced steam output.

Our Electric irons have ceramic hotplates because ceramic materials have several advantages for efficient and even heat distribution. Here are the key reasons:

1. Even Heat Distribution

Ceramic plates provide uniform heat distribution, which ensures that the iron heats up consistently across the surface. This helps prevent hot spots, which can scorch clothes.

2. Durability

Ceramic is resistant to scratches and wear, making it a durable material for the hotplate, ensuring a longer lifespan for the iron.

3. Non-Stick Surface

Ceramic surfaces tend to be smoother and can be more non-stick compared to other materials, like stainless steel. This makes the iron glide over fabrics more easily and prevents fabric from sticking to the plate.

4. High Heat Retention

Ceramic retains heat well, meaning the iron stays hot for longer without needing to be reheated frequently, improving efficiency.

5. Easy to Clean

Ceramic plates are usually easier to clean, as they don't stain easily and require less maintenance compared to other materials.

Overall, ceramic hotplates help improve the performance, longevity, and ease of use of electric irons.

The steam burst function on our electric irons offer several benefits that make ironing faster and more effective. Here are the main advantages:

1. Faster Wrinkle Removal

The steam burst function releases a concentrated shot of steam, which can penetrate deep into fabric fibers. This helps to quickly smooth out tough wrinkles, especially in thicker fabrics like linen or cotton, making the ironing process faster.

2. Improved Steam Penetration

By using a burst of steam, the iron can penetrate through layers of fabric more effectively. This is especially helpful for fabrics that are heavily wrinkled or have stubborn creases, as the steam helps relax the fibers and makes it easier to smooth them out.

3. Better for Thick or Stubborn Fabrics

The steam burst function is ideal for ironing heavier fabrics like denim, wool, or upholstery. The extra steam helps to loosen up the fabric fibers, making it easier to remove deep wrinkles that might be hard to tackle with regular steam.

4. Prevents Fabric Damage

The burst of steam is quick and localized, which means you can target specific areas that need extra attention without applying excessive heat. This reduces the risk of fabric burns or damage that can sometimes occur with prolonged contact from the iron plate.

5. Reduces Ironing Time

With the steam burst function, you can get through tough wrinkles faster, which helps you complete your ironing more quickly. This is especially useful for time-sensitive situations or when ironing large loads of laundry.

6. Helps with Stubborn Creases

For clothes that have stubborn creases (such as those formed after being folded for a long time), the steam burst feature helps to loosen them up, making it easier to iron them out. This is particularly useful when dealing with garments that have been stored or wrinkled over time.

7. Enhanced Freshening Effect

The steam burst not only helps with wrinkles but can also refresh fabrics. The steam can help remove odors and make clothes feel fresher, which is particularly useful for garments that aren’t soiled but may need a quick refreshing between washes.

8. Reduced Ironing Effort

Instead of having to repeatedly pass over the same area of fabric to remove wrinkles, the steam burst can provide a quick and powerful burst of steam that makes the process much easier and less strenuous on the user.

In summary, the steam burst function in our iron is a great tool to enhance the effectiveness and speed of ironing, especially when dealing with tough wrinkles, stubborn fabrics, or large loads. It makes ironing less time-consuming, while ensuring better results and reducing the risk of fabric damage.