Best Irons for Starch

i haven't used starch since i purchased this iron.

one pass is all i need to get the most stubborn shirts looking crisp - no starching required.

i've misted and starched (when appropriate) ahead of time, all to no avail.

the biggest inconvenience, and this may be for all stainless steel plate irons is that a residue builds up on the surface (i do not use any starch on my clothes!) and adds drag to the ironing.

the self-clean feature is really nice, since i use starch in some of my quilting and it gunks up the iron.

fine,except it leaked as most steam irons do.the consumer reports article prompted this buy.so far this is best iron i've ever owned,ample steam, nice burst of steam, almost no need for starch.

while it alone is enough to render spray starch unnecessary, the steam "boost" button practically generates recoil.

i use an iron almost exclusively to iron starched 100% cotton shirts.

our careers so nothing less than starch pressed is acceptable on the

with my wife's lab coats, i spray them with starch, so they are damp.

i can clean it's ironing surface from starch etc.

the job of ironing has been cut in half and i use much less spray starch--if any.

pros: glides easily over clothing, powerful steam cons: leaks, starch residue on soleplate the bottom line: overall, i am pleased with this iron considering what i paid for it.