[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am in love with this iron. It is hands down the best one I've ever owned. It heats up quickly and evenly and does a great job. I cannot stand to iron normally, but this iron makes it quick and easy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this iron a few weeks ago. I always had a low end iron but they don’t seem to last long and sometimes the iron would make brown marks on my clothes. So I decided to look for something a little more expensive and came across this one. It heats up fast and so far works great. I’m glad I got this one!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love my new Rowenta Accesssteam Cordreel Iron! It is lightweight, yet able to power through tough wrinkles with no problem. I love the steam function that applies just the right amount! I would highly recommend to friends and family!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received my Rowenta Iron last week. Tried it out on some quilting squares and love it. It has the water sprayer so as your spraying it steams and pressing at same time. Very nice iron and works really good.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Recently tried the Accesssteam Cordreel Iron and I'm so impressed with how well it presses our clothes. It's super easy to use too. The retractable cord and self clean are great features. The steam function works well, NO DRIPS! Highly recommend for anyone looking for a new steam press iron!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is by far the best iron I've ever owned. It has way more steam holes on the bottom than Ive ever seen, yet alone used. When first trying the iron, I was amazed at its ease of use. Also the multiple coices there are for different types of fabrics. Then to top it all off, you can hang up what ever you like and steam from the upright position. It does great when using it to steam hanging items as well. By far the best iron Ive used. Im planning on giving some as Christmas presents. Lots of people I know dont bother to try and iron their own clothes anymore, but Im sure they will after trying this iron!

I bought this iron a week ago and have to say I am very disappointed in the quality. first I found it very difficult to fill the water tank and know how much water I put in it. You cannot see the water through the dark plastic. I find the temperature setting very difficult to see it very difficult to set compared to the previous irons I have owned. Would not recommend this iron

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The iron accomplished its task like any other. I ironed 9 non-iron shirts, one cotton shirt, and a pair of cotton chinos. It is fairly lightweight -- the trade-off being I had to re-fill twice to do the job. While refilling I noticed a clever design that I don't see on other irons. This one is refilled in the horizontal position. This means if you're at the bathroom sink, or the kitchen sink is full of dishes, you've got a better chance at filling it up then you do if the iron requires a vertical position to fill. The knob for the head settings was easy enough to switch from the highest setting to a slightly lower setting for the non-iron shirts. The surge and squirt water buttons were in an easy to use location. I never use those buttons, however, so for me they just get in the way of the steam control, which I use more often. The iron has a nice, strong plastic brace to keep the cord from fraying when you wind it around the bottom. It's of the type that lasts about 5 years before you have to wrap some duct tape. I also expect the plastic flap of the water fill hole to break in the next 5 years or so, but it shouldn't affect the operation of the device. One interesting feature is the array of holes on the business end of the iron. They are smaller, and there are more of them than on a typical iron. I fear the hard water in our area will clog them. I suppose it will require some cleaning just like the coffee maker. Another unique feature is the pointy end is a bit more pointy than most, so you can get up in between the buttons and the collar on your typical button-down Oxford shirt. I did test the safety feature. If you leave the iron sitting, it will turn itself off. That includes if you leave it business-side down. It will steam the ironing board for a bit, but shut itself off soon enough. Glad to see that works well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Rowenta Access Steam Iron is a high performance home iron that is easy and effective to use. The iron has powerful steam settings yet is not too heavy to maneuver easily. The Rowenta Access Steam Iron is a breeze to use and works really well!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Rowenta DW23 Access Steam Iron delivers on every aspect. It has wonderful steam capabilities and glides easily over garments. The heat setting dial turns easily (almost too easily at the end of the rotation) and can be read effortlessly. The handle is comfortable to grip and the iron is not too heavy but has the weight to do the job. The water tank is easy to fill and check on the level. Both of the water dispenser buttons, steam and spray, are simple to depress. The best features are the vertical steam option, the non-scratch soleplate and the auto turn off, if left unattended.