- 1500 watts
- Auto off/auto clean
- Vertical steam/surge steam
- Spray mist/pivot cord
- Nonstick soleplate easily wipes clean
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Product Description
Black & Decker D2010 Digital Advantage Iron provides the user with 1500 watts of heating power. This unit is a step up from conventional irons with the Digital Display temperature settings and fabrics settings. The iron's mini LCD monitor includes back lighting for easy viewing. The unit features a motion sensitive auto off, auto cleaning, spray mist, vertical / variable & surge of steam , Stainless Steel sole plate.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Its a "leaker"!,
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This review is from: Black & Decker D2010 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron (Kitchen)
The digital control is awesome however, getting water all over your pants when the Iron (starts up, user adds water, change temp settings) makes me wish I didn't drop and break my Rowenta. If B&D had focused on the mechanical design for this Iron it could have been the perfect Iron.
More power would be nice (ie 1700 watts) along with leak protection. Another use full feature would be two button input (+-). The other feature I like about the irons digital control is that it tells you when it's at the right temperature. However, all aside the Iron's first primary mission is to produce steam not dispense water. That why I rate this Iron a 1.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Control problems,
This review is from: Black & Decker D2010 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron (Kitchen)
I give this iron 3 stars because I can get the wrinkles out well with it. I subtract 2 stars for inconvenient and poorly designed controls.
To set the temperature, you have to repeatedly press a button to scroll through the settings (don't accidentally miss it, or you're in for more button pressing). Worse yet is the steam setting, which is a ring that rotates from left to right. It doesn't stay where I put it. Countless times I've wondered why I was having trouble, only to notice that it had slipped from maximum steam to low or medium. Two stars off for poor quality controls.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Steam Steam Steam,
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This review is from: Black & Decker D2010 Auto-Off Digital Advantage Iron (Kitchen)
love this one - both my husband and I use our iron every morning and we have had quite a number of them. By far the best one so far!
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