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CleanMaxx DS-17013
1800 W
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Well, personally, I don't use it for jumpers or t-shirts, but only for shirts or blouses. And in over 5 years of regular use, I've never noticed this phenomenon.
I have the product at home and am satisfied so far. However, there are some points that need to be taken into account.
After washing, when the shirt is still damp, I put it on the CleanMaxx for about 10-15 minutes.
I button up the whole shirt so that there are as few creases as possible. Weights are also attached to the bottom of the shirt, which doesn't necessarily make the finish too nice. I don't mind, though, because most of my shirts go into my trousers.
Otherwise, I can put the shirt straight into the wardrobe after this time. I think the quality is good with the right application.
However, the room in question gets very warm and the noise emission is not very low. About the volume of a hoover.
However, it takes a lot of time away from me and my nerves are also better.
If you want it to be perfect, I recommend doing it by hand.
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The iron works perfectly with shirts. Those who need a crease (bankers? consultants?) take their shirts to the dry cleaners anyway and don't have time to button the shirt onto the iron.
Galaxus
4 months ago
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No, this CleanMaxx clothes iron (1800 W) is designed for 220–240 V and will not work directly at 110 V in America without a voltage converter. You would need a bi-directional step-up voltage converter (110 V to 220 V) to use it safely in the US. Verify the iron’s voltage rating on its label or manufacturer documentation before connecting any converter. Using it without conversion may cause malfunction or damage due to insufficient voltage.
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Unfortunately, we do not offer a replacement for this product. We recommend that you contact the manufacturer directly.
Galaxus
9 months ago
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No, this ironing doll does not have a steam function. The in-house product data lists it as an ironing doll with 1800 W power but no steam capability mentioned, and core product descriptions confirm it smooths clothes via inflation and heat without steam. Newer PRO STEAM models added steam, but this DS-17013 does not.
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I don't know the press kit, so I can't help you.
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The linked one has an additional steam function.
Hello, I cannot answer this question as I returned the unit before I ever used it because of its cheap design.
Former user
5 years ago • purchased this product
purchased this product
Hello Tanja,
Yes, the iron is noisy. I keep it in the room next to the laundry room, outside. I don't want to have the iron in my flat. But I would hate to have to do without it again. It's a real relief when it comes to doing the laundry. Except for the noise, it's a real no. 1!
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In mid-January, it was still the rotary knob version, as shown in the pictures.
Warranty 24 months, see also under return and warranty. Greetings.
No, they have to be wet. The wrinkles will not come out if they are dry.
Ciao Simon, I wear L upwards myself. There are no problems with the sleeves. But with the shirt itself, it can be critical in the lower part.
Former user
7 years ago
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I would say yes. But I've never tried it. The part inflates and fills the shirt from the inside. In my opinion, the width of the shoulder strap is crucial. It's made of plastic and rigid. I'm not at home at the moment to measure it, but according to the information on the product dimensions, the part is 56 cm wide.
Former user
7 years ago • purchased this product
purchased this product
No, it hasn't. In my opinion, it doesn't need to. I switch it on and after about 20 minutes it is dried and smoothed. The part is still great and saves me a trip to the dry cleaner. Of course, the result is not perfect, but it is often as good as the work of many dry-cleaning companies! Also a great gift idea, also available for business trousers.
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tested* funny why can't I edit a spelling mistake afterwards?
Yup, I use it all the time for T-shirts, polos and shirts...
Former employee
8 years ago
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The appliance is primarily intended for machine-spun laundry. The drying / ironing process takes approx. 10 minutes for a spin-dried shirt.
The station is heated up in a few minutes and can be regulated by the temperature level.
Let's put it this way...... I walk out of the room and close the door behind me!
The iron is practical, has a good result, but is very noisy and realistically you need 15 minutes per shirt, which then results in 4 shirts per hour ;-)
For me it fits and I wouldn't want to miss it despite the shortcoming.
It depends on the thickness of the shirt. About 5 minutes for not very thick shirts, 10 for thicker ones.
Yes, this is what allows the fabric to be taut during the drying phase, and thus removes wrinkles.
Why don't you write an e-mail to customer service? They will surely send you an adapter.
Hi Jasmin, I sometimes do this too, but I spray the T-shirt or jumper a little beforehand with a water-filled spray bottle. It's super quick to do.
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