Singer Steam Press
$226.59
Singer – Steam Press – Accurate electronic fabric temperature settings. Powerful burst of steam removes stubborn wrinkles. Easy to fill water tank. Die-cast aluminum base for easy, steady pressing. Auto shut-off with audible alarm.
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Edwina Toy (verified owner) –
I use to spend hours ironing uniforms this cuts my time over half the time. I really love it should have invested in this years ago
Winona Price (verified owner) –
The steam press is a great purchase. The machine gives a professionnal touch and is very easy to use. The pressing time is very short therefore one has to be very careful to avoid scorching the fabric.
Sheila Weimann (verified owner) –
I use my iron mostly for quilting, and applique. It is so great to get that even heat, and large area press. I would never go back to just iron use, when I can do a whole block in one press.
Carroll Franecki (verified owner) –
I wanted an easier way to iron pillowcases & napkins, etc., and this is a dream for those! So easy to use. I have not mastered shirts yet but will get there. I recommend this to anyone who has lots of flat pieces to iron as well as those who have difficulty with their hands cramping while holding a traditional iron. Friends who have tried it or seen me using it say they are ordering one also. I do recommend it! Now, to master the shirts! It would be nice if ironing directions/guidelines for shirts, etc., accompanied the press.
Peyton Altenwerth (verified owner) –
Enjoying pressing clothes AND looking sharp!
Tito Harris (verified owner) –
This is one of the best investments I’ve ever made. I do a lot of embroidery and this is a wonderful steam press to apply my stabilizers.
Lucienne Dicki (verified owner) –
It works great. Took advice I found on Internet about wearing gloves. Think they are golf gloveves very thin on bottom and padded on top. The opening in back is small so bumps will happen. Other than that and a little practice it works great
Jairo Stark (verified owner) –
I just reg’d my new ESP2. In the reg form, you asked how often I iron and didn’t have the check-box for me. The answer is NEVER! I hate ironing. A lot of my clothes are “dry clean only” and after a friend turned me on to Dryel, I did the math on my annual dry cleaning spend: $500 to $1000 annually. That’s a heck of a lot of money. I love Dryel, because it’s quick and easy and I don’t need to drive miles and miles to my favorite dry cleaner. Also, my clothes don’t have a chemically smell. However, after I ran an Eileen Fisher silk blouse through, I realized I had to actually do the ironing. Your steam press was my savior – I fired it up this evening and pulled out the silk blouse. In under two minutes, with next to no effort (just neat folding), I had a wrinkle-free blouse that was done better than most dry cleaners. So, in the year ahead, I’m “up” at least $300 after the $200 investment in the Singer Steam Press. Just wanted you to know that you have a hidden market and may want to look at a marketing promo with Dryel… “fire your dry cleaner”.
Montana Little (verified owner) –
I love this product and actually enjoy using it. Ironing would take approximately 2 hours, now I have it down to 45 minutes. I’m still learning how to place garments for optimal pressing and keep my iron on standby for collars. I’m sure as I continue to learn, the time it takes will be reduced even more. It’s lightweight enough that I can move it from one surface to another. It’s so portable that I recently took it on a road trip for a wedding. The settings are self explanatory-there’s no guess work compared to traditional iron settings. I don’t have to worry about destroying garments; the press alerts me when the lid has been down too long. Overall, I’m impressed with all aspects of this product and would recommend it to anyone.
Jedediah Mertz (verified owner) –
This is the best thing I’ve bought in a long time that makes my life so much easier. I had a old machine that was not steam. The steam feature makes all the difference. Won’t ever be without one again.
Makenna Schaefer (verified owner) –
I LOVE this machine! It cuts my work time in half. Most of my ironing is T shirts and jeans and linens. It’s fun to use and does a great job.
Emmalee Abshire (verified owner) –
This is the best gift I ever received. I used to see my aunt using one when I was young. Now I have mine and I do the ironing in lesser time, and that’s is the best.
Toy Considine (verified owner) –
Great machine. Presses clothes quickly and efficiently, however only one draw back is that you can’t empty the water resovoir unless you have a syringe to suck out the excess water.
Buck Schuster (verified owner) –
It was simple to put together and easy to use. We have not had it long, but so far so good.
Keshaun Schroeder (verified owner) –
Love the press. As with all things I think practice makes perfect. I did better towards the end of my session than the first. I wish that there were more video tutorials. Otherwise I am very pleased with the product.
Aubree Stehr (verified owner) –
I use to really love and enjoy my steam press. Went to use it the other day and it will not heat up all the way to the desired temp. It stops and then beeps with an error message. No repair shop in town can help me as they do not work on high temp appliances. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Orville Mayert (verified owner) –
I love this press! The pressing size is huge. I can do a pair of pants in pretty much one press. I get nice, razor sharp in my dress shirts. And its very easy to use. The steam function is powerful and covers the entire pressing area.
Berenice Padberg (verified owner) –
I am very pleased with the Magic Steam Press. It has performed as the information about the machice explained.
Mozelle West (verified owner) –
I purchased a ESP2 steam press and I love it. My only problem is my pad and cover are wearing out and I do not know where I can purchase another one. Can you help me with that. Thank you very much.
Anabelle Witting (verified owner) –
Our ‘relationship’ is still new but so far I’m loving it! Its so much easier then the hand iron and is much faster. My only gripe? I wish the lid opened a full 90 degrees and not 45 degrees. It would make shifting cloth around easier. I also am still trying work out how to do larger pieces and not get creases…. or scrunch in out by the hinge. I’ll learn!