DeLonghi Stiromeglio Compact PRO 300 Iron Reviews

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I decided that my husband shirts were to expensive at the dry cleaners,so I want to do them at home. After looking at a lot of other products I decided to get the DeLonghi Pro 300 Ironing System. I am very happy with the product. from Amazon.com We read the reviews of the DeLonghi Stiromeglio Compact PRO 300 Ironing System with Pressurized Boiler - and noted that they were mainly positive- after many years of buying and being frustrated with Rowenta irons- we decided to upgrade to the DeLonghi. The iron and steam system work extremely well and deliver on high quality ironing. from Amazon.com I am one of the strange people that likes to iron and do enjoy this iron. I have always used the Rowenta irons and still pull that out when I need to do something in a rush. The DeLonghi iron does put out more steam, I don't need to refill it as fast as the Rowenta. I wouldn't mind having an even larger water capacity on the DeLonghi. from Amazon.com The product should be called "De-Shorty" instead of Delonghi since none of their products seem to last more than a few months or at best a year. The Iron has so many design flaws that it is not worth the $172.00 it cost. from Amazon.com After years of repeated buying of Rowenta irons (which consistantly died on me), I decided to buy Delonghi Stiromeglio based on the great reviews. I have to say that they were right! from Amazon.com I am the designated ironing machine in our house (Mom taught us boys at a very young age) and though I actually like ironing while watching TV or listening to music, I don't like wasting time. I like doing a perfectionist job but completing 25 to 30 items at a session. This DeLonghi allows me to crank out wrinkle free clothing in nothing flat. The only problem I had was the rubber seal that comes with system split the fourth time I used it. from Amazon.com As a professional seamstress I spend a lot of time at the ironing board. I had always been interested in the steam generator irons and finally took the plunge this fall--I bought a Rowenta Pressure Iron and Steamer, thinking that I couldn't go wrong with a Rowenta product. from Amazon.com So far this has been a good iron, it is replacing a euro pro that died. from Amazon.com I was somewhat hesitant about purchasing the DeLonghi 300 Ironing System because I've had two Rowenta steam systems. However after doing some research on the new Rowenta (they changed the model and with the new one you can't see the level) I decided to try the DeLonghi (had some positive reviews). from Amazon.com I use reverse osmosis water in it even though they say you can use tap water. After the first 2 months of use is has begun to spit water pretty much all the time. I called the authorized Delonghi service shop here and as he put it "Delonghi is overpriced crap". I am not sure that I agree as it does a great job other than the spitting and the inconvenience of not knowing it is full until it overflows. from Amazon.com