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Searching for the right Rowenta iron or steamer? PriceRunner is here to help you find what fits your needs. Rowenta, a popular brand, offers reliable solutions for smooth and crisp clothes. Use our category filters to narrow down your options by features like steam output, weight, or price. Compare prices from thousands of retailers to ensure you get the best deal on Rowenta irons and steamers. Our user reviews provide insights from real people to guide your choice. Whether you need something for everyday use or a special occasion, we list various models to suit your requirements. Make a well-thought-out decision without stress. Ready to find the right Rowenta iron or steamer for your wardrobe? Begin here and discover the option that fits your style and budget.

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Rowenta Irons & Steamers Rowenta DW8206
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Rowenta DW8206

Steam Irons, Steam, Automatic shutdown, Steam Capacity: 50g, 17.7 cm 16.8 cm

£36.19£53.72

Or £12.06/mo. (x3)*

6stores
Rowenta Irons & Steamers Rowenta Iron 2400 W

Rowenta Iron 2400 W

Steam, Vertical

£32.38

Or £10.79/mo. (x3)*

7stores
Rowenta Irons & Steamers Rowenta 2500 W Steam Iron

Rowenta 2500 W Steam Iron

Steam

£58.14

Or £19.38/mo. (x3)*

5stores
Rowenta Irons & Steamers Rowenta silence steam pro dg9226 bügeleisen

Rowenta silence steam pro dg9226 bügeleisen

Vertikaldampf, Dampfpuffer

£259.49

Or £86.49/mo. (x3)*

5stores
Rowenta Irons & Steamers Rowenta Steam Generating Iron A+

Rowenta Steam Generating Iron A+

Steam

£270.85

Or £90.28/mo. (x3)*

5stores
Rowenta Vertical steam iron QR2022

Rowenta Vertical steam iron QR2022

Steam Irons, Steam, Spray

£248.42

Or £82.80/mo. (x3)*

6stores

Three things to consider before buying an iron

Many irons are heavy. If you travel a lot and want to take it with you, it’s a good idea to choose a travel iron, which is a slightly smaller and lighter version.

Another thing to consider is how big a water tank you need. Do you iron the whole family’s clothes at the same time? If so, go for an iron with a slightly larger water tank, so you don't have to stop to refill it.

A cordless iron gives you the best possible freedom of movement, as you avoid the cord getting in the way and getting tangled. These models are often a little lighter than corded models. However, you must always make sure that the battery is charged when you want to iron – and if you forget and spontaneously realise that you want to wear your favourite shirt, this can be a disadvantage.

In addition to an efficient and convenient iron, there are three great features that make it a little extra easy to use:

  • Automatic shut-off can be a real saviour for those of you who know that you easily forget to disconnect cables when you’re in a hurry in the morning.

  • A steam function is great for wrinkled shirts and stubborn pleats that are hard to smooth out using heat alone.

  • Automatic descaling extends the life of the iron, especially if you live in areas where the water contains high levels of limescale. If you choose an iron without this function, you should descale it regularly, for example with a vinegar mixture. We've found a guide for you on how to best clean your iron.

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