CHI Steam CHI (13101) Steam Iron With Titanium Infused Ceramic Soleplate & Over 300 Steam Holes Professional Grade (13101)

Incorrect plug. Why is this on a UK site. Very annoyed.

Arrived with two pin plug. I returned it as per the instructions and never received my refund. Very disappointed.

Ordered didn’t realise sent from USA so plug not compatible A waste of time and money - the seller didn’t realise about the plug until I asked Such a shame as it has good reviews

I received this Chi Steam iron today and tried it out immediately. I have tried all kinds of irons inexpensive to very expensive over the years, looking for an iron with strong steam. I had a $250 iron that was absolute junk. This moderately priced, attractive iron gives a strong steady amount of steam! Yahoo! It is light to hold and I like the comfort grip of the handle. The extra long cord and the Velcro fastener to keep the cord neatly stored is a nice touch. I will try and remember to check back in awhile to update how this iron performs. Right now I give it a 5 out of 5! Highly recommend. The only thing I am not happy about was the $15 coupon offered to me and redeemed, did not apply to my purchase. I sent a screen shot of the order page showing the coupon redeemed, but I haven’t heard from Amazon yet. Update Dec 9…I never did get the coupon resolved. But the iron itself is working fantastically for me…lots of steam, and yes there is a burst of steam when you sit the iron up, so be careful not to have your body parts close by. This is hands down, the best iron I have ever owned, and I have owned ones costing hundreds of dollars that were not even close to this iron. I iron everything so I am particular about steam, especially. If this iron continues to work this well I will be a faithful customer of Chi.

110 Volt only! Does not work in UAE

Sooo...I quilt and have a wool horse blanket I use on my kitchen island to iron larger pieces of fabric (DON'T buy the ones for "quilting" get a FLAT one at a horse supply place - exactly the same - mine was $25 for 1/2"x30x30) & a drawer pull-out ironing board for smaller pieces (LOVE this - so convenient!). I have an old iron that needs distilled water, is heavy & doesn't produce much steam and a tiny travle iron.. that works great but is sooo small!! I have been looking for a good fullsize iron FOREVER. I kept thinking a Rowenta BUT the most recent reviews for them say they have changed. I finally settled on this one... So far I LOVE it. 10' cord, big tank, easy to fill & it produces a prodigious amount of steam. It is a LOT lighter that my old one. I can see why they felt the buttons & dials & water tank cap seemed cheap. They are light plastic so I am gonna be careful with them. I have been warned. Also, they are correct, it is hard to see the water level. (Yeah red plastic looks cool but I would rather have function over aesthetics... It is a iron NOT an art piece) I have super hard water so I have a water softener & should be ok filling from the tap. It is difficult to see when it is full but it is also easy to tip extra water back out. The fill line is stupidly placed so it works when the iron is upright & you can't fill it that way without getting water all over it. After some experimentation, I discovered if I have it at about a 45 degree angle (halfway between upright & horizontal), I can see the water level and the "Max" line is accurate. *sigh* I noticed the "Self Clean" instructions say to clean it after EVERY use of steam which is a bit of a pain but easy enough & I think that might be why several people had problems with them just stopping working. I think I read somewhere there was some kind of fail safe to keep irons from melting when they were full of minerals... BUT I might be thinking of something else. Most of the other complaints were of getting a used one (Amazons fault NOT Che's). Last thing, the instructions are not super helpful in places & overly helpful in others. While it is nice to know the difference between "pressing" & "ironing", I would have preferred to know why it beeped at me & then started flashing. There was no mention of that anywhere in the manual. Someone on Amazon explained the flashing in their review & then I went on line & found a manual for another model that explained the beep. *Banging head on desk* ("Iron will beep for a few seconds and power light will flash continuously in Auto Shutoff sensor. Tilting the iron more than 30 degrees will reset the sensor.") We shall see.... I will let y'all know if anything bad happens. So, no news is good news. :-) Update 1 week in - Still LOVE the iron BUT one of the complaints was that the steam lever was under the handle easy to change when ironing. I usually only iron with steam, so this wasn't an issue for me until I had some badly wrinkled cotton & sprayed it with water & tried to dry Iron it. I can see what they mean. The lever that chooses Steam/no steam is right where my fingers were & I kept nudging it back on after turning it off. NOT a deal killer for me, but I iron with steam 95% of the time. If you are a "dry iron" person it may make you nuts!

Maravillosa!

Bonne qualité, léger, solide, finition impeccable