Russell Hobbs Supreme Steam Traditional Iron 23060, 2400 W
Russell Hobbs Supreme Steam Traditional Iron 23060, 2400 W, Purple/White
About the Brand
At Russell Hobbs, products offer more than just quality, style and innovation – they help create moments to be savoured. That first cup of coffee in the morning, the warmth of a freshly ironed shirt, the simple joy of sharing a freshly cooked meal with family – these are the things that truly matter. From kettles and toasters to irons and food preparation, all appliances offer stylish ways to make life easier. Designed with real people in mind, for solutions that help make home life even more enjoyable.
| Weight: | 1.12 kg |
| Dimensions: | 13 x 28.5 x 14.5 cm; 1.12 Kilograms |
| Brand: | Russell Hobbs |
| Model: | 23060 |
| Colour: | Purple |
| Dimensions: | 13 x 28.5 x 14.5 cm; 1.12 Kilograms |
It’s one of the lightest branded irons. Even so, the steam output is more than adequate. The stainless steel surface is better than ceramic since you can safely scour (clean) it unlike the ceramics.
Got this for my son and his girlfriend as he is looking to buy a property next year so I’ve got them lots of useful things ready, nice looking iron and lightweight to which is always a bonus!
Took a few goes to get the steam setting to my needs ut then good. Reservoir very easy to fill, no air bubble problems as with old iron. Decent value for money.
Very good price for a good quality iron. Main reason why I bought it was iron’s stainless steal plate. I was tired of my old iron’s “non-stick” plate getting sticky and not being able to clean it. I also did not want to breath chemical fumes any longer while ironing.
I am very happy with my purchase that I have been using now for months.
Not much to say about an iron, really. My old one was a Tefal and about 20 years old. This one is a bit smaller and lighter but with enough weight for ironing. The temperature control moves easily but I haven’t knocked it off the intended setting, so ergonomics are okay.
The iron has an adjustable steam setting, too so if getting too much or little you can change it, which is handy.
The base is just polished steel and doesn’t stick to anything, so glides nicely, even over transfers provided the temperature isn’t too high.
Cable length is fine.
Never thought I’d have this much to say about an iron!
Had Russell hobbs irons for 20 years plus perfect upgraded model of the 2010 iron theres no dripping it steam’s fantastic and the spray goes exactly you want it to
The nice smooth stainless steel plate is all you need so much more simpler than these ceramic plate rubbish
Wanted a budget ironafter all it’s only ironing! Great iron, no fuss on the setting etc and the opening for the water tank is bigger than irons gone before but if you over fill even a little bit and stand the iron up water comes out from under coverotherwise it’s all good
My wife is a bit picky when it comes to ironing and irons. She was really thrilled to find this model still available after her last Iron died of old age which is the same model.
When unboxing don’t be alarmed if you see water droplets within the iron and think it’s already been used. This is just left from the product testing and a sticker should be within the box saying this.
Did a google search for the top ten steam irons, UK. This was on the list, mid point I seem to remember. I wasn’t disappointed. Nice and light and great steam. Stainless steel iron sole so glides over the ironing, and sooo light.
The only reason it isn’t a default of 5 stars is because I do find the cord a bit annoying sometimes, because it’s a resistant long-life housing type, which means it likes to try kink itself back to how it was wound up in the box. It has plenty of grip space but maybe it’s just me ironing grumpily as I rush to get to work every morning, but the fact it connects from the top of the handle (albeit right at the back) made me grumble a little more. The steam button works mostly as intended, however it will occasionally only make a quiet sound like it is thinking about giving a bit of steam… but then just doesn’t, and has to be given 30 seconds before trying again. A little annoying but FAR from a dealbreaker, given I’ve had irons before that had auto-steamer modes that liked to turn themselves on and then just constantly belched it out.
Still. Does the job, was incredibly cheap on sale, and my gripes are minor ones. It’s never let me down in my morning rush yet!