Singer - SteamCraft Clothes Iron - Mint

The steam button is broken. Apparently this is a common issue with this model. Unfortunately I was given the iron a couple of years ago and do not have the receipt.

There are nice features on this iron, such as the extra long cord, the 30 minute auto-shut-off, the tapered point, the weight and size of the water tank. I like the easy temp selector. However, the most important feature, consistent output of steam did not work properly. That is crucial for the work that I do to prevent scorching fabrics and getting out wrinkles. I am also concerned about the number reviews that this iron leaks and the buttons break after using for not very long. I would like an iron like this with the reliability and durability of a very old basic Black and Decker steam iron that is my back up for when all the expensive fancy irons like this Singer fail.

I've had this for about 2 weeks and so far I'm quite impressed.. Just have to be careful to not his the on/off button while ironing but over all a great iron

I purchased this product 3 months ago. At first I loved it, but then it started having a few issues, minor ones that I could live with. Today it started sputtering and smoke started rolling out of it. It was electrical smoke. A very distinct electrical burning smell. I flipped it over to shut it off and it burnt not one but three perfect iron burn holes all the way through the board cover and melted the pad underneath. After 45 minutes of being unplugged the plate was still way to hot to touch NEVER purchase this iron. It is a definite safety hazard. I'm just glad I was standing right next to it when it went crazy. It needs to be recalled!!

Never knew singer made iron until i saw one at a friend's house - had to immediately buy one. Above and beyond what i was using before(night&day).. the only issue is where the power bitton is - its located right at the top of the grip on the handle- every now and then as I'm ironing my grip would accidentally press the button and shut the iron off