Sunbeam 4237 / 4238 Iron with Auto Shut-off Reviews

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I am very pleased with the performance of this iron. It is very easy to learn how to use. from Amazon.com This is the 3rd iron that was baught due to the others leaking and would not get hot enough to get the wrinkles out. After using this iron at work for the past 8 months, I am purchasing one for my home TODAY!! I am sick of my iron not standing up to the quality of the 4238. So as of today, I will be enjoying my very own Sunbeam 4238! from Amazon.com Sunbeam 4238 Professional Iron Great buy. from Amazon.com We went thru several steam irons before we found the Sunbeam 4238 and it has turned out to be the best steam iron I've ever owned. It is easy to use has a great pointed front, an easy to use system for changing temps or turning off, will turn off automatically after only 15 minutes of non use (compared to up to two hours with other irons), and it provides plenty of steam when required with NO after dripping from Amazon.com Don't buy the Sunbeam 4238!!!!!! After using a Philips steam iron for 12 years, we decided to try this as it had good reviews. from Amazon.com Pros: Dependable heat control, nice steam supply, auto shut-off Cons: The temperature selections switch on handle to close to where who palm is. from Shopping.com After many years our Rowenta had finally given up it's last breath of steam-ability. Indeed it was a good iron, but we checked around for something reliable at a more affordable price. This Sunbeam 4238 (4268) iron proved a favorable candidate. We have had this tough reliable Iron for about one year now. from Amazon.com When my last one died, I looked into getting one of the expensive German-named models. I had eliminated B&D because their current offerings seemed flimsy and didn't have all the features I was looking for. However, upon doing some extensive research, it was pretty evident that an iron is an iron is an iron, and with the exception of some fancy bells and whistles, doesn't have to cost a lot. Nevertheless, I did have one major requirement - the model I selected had either a teflon or ceramic sole plate. from Amazon.com I had another iron that did not have automatic shut off, which I did not like at all, so I ordered this one. I think it is a very good deal for the price. from Amazon.com Strengths: Weight, digital controls, auto-shutoff Weaknesses: Some people have noted spotty long-term reliability for this model Summary: My T-Fal started leaking water after 1-2 years of moderate use and I was looking for an iron that wasn't going to set me back more than $50. Naturally some of the Rowenta models have great reviews but I just couldn't see spending $100+ on an iron. from Pricegrabber.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Cord Type	Corded
Vertical Steaming	With Vertical Steaming
Self-Cleaning	Self-Cleaning
Spray Mist	With Spray Mist
Auto Shut-Off	With Auto Shut-Off
Iron Wattage	1400 watts
MPN	4237 / 4238
UPC	027045657280
Warranty	1 Year
Wattage	1400 watts

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