Duronic Steam Irons HS90 BK Travel Iron, Garment Steamers, Handheld Vertical Steamer for Travel, Holiday Quilting Craft, Crease Wrinkle Remover, Black

Used for crafting and is a great help. Small enough to be able to get into those tight corners , light enough to be easily used but substantial enough to do a good job. Add to that the steam element and it’s pretty good. Quality and price is very competitive as well.

Arrived as requested. Lovely little iron. Great for ironing small sewing projects. Heats up quickly. Will be ideal for travelling too. Everything needed in pouch for easy storage.

Very neat and nice to hold. Heats quite quickly and presses well. Ideal for my small sewing products. The stand is a little tricky and would be better as a flat tray, not sure what the pad on the bottom of the tray is for. I haven't used the steam function as not needed.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Perfect travel iron! Great little iron — lightweight and easy to use. It heats up quickly and steams really well for its size. Perfect for travel or small ironing jobs. Very happy with it!

Fab little iron, perfect for quilting and dress making to press the seams. The attachable brush for steaming fabric works well to help drop the creases. Really impressed, great value.

Wow. I don't usually do reviews, but this iron is a little beauty... I bought it to do my crafting.... It gets really hot and one press and the steam comes out... It will be great when I go on weekends away... Its so compact and bijou. You would not want to be standing there with your weekly iron of course, but this is great for a few items.... Don't hesitate

I really liked this iron - I am using it for pressing seams beside my sewing machine so great for that and the fabrics I use dont really need the steam function. It was cheap and cheerful and easy to use. The dial is quite hard to turn with your fingers as it's so small but there is a slot to easily use a coin. The dial is also the on/off (or you could just unplug) so that's a little bit of a pain to turn it on and off all the time although it has a very quick heat up time. I have just left it on for quite a while and doesn't seem to cause a problem. The real problem (although I hope it's a faulty item I have rather than just the way it is!) Is the water drips from the bottom (and it is hot) so I get a wet hand on using. You can see the dark splodges on the peach fabric which is where the iron was sat upright for a bit. Then in 3rd picture have tried to picture where drop of water comes out from - where the dark grey plastic meets the white plastic on the handle (which is effectively the tiny water tank)

As described. Perfect for pressing seams when sewing.