Home Essential: Technologically smart ‘Ultimate Autoclean Iron’

Irons have been assigned the task of removing wrinkles from your dresses. But these clothes need to be washed before so that it is free from pollution, dust and dirt. People have been using various appliances, manual or automatic. The common irons have already taken their places in most of the homes, but we now require more advanced technologies for better dresses free from pollutants.

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Tefal, the world leader in steam iron technology has launched Ultimate Autoclean Irons. The iron comes with a soleplate, which consists of three layers: an aluminium layer, an enamel layer and a palladium layer. The patented Palladium coating has a permanent cleaning mechanism that eliminates micro particles. The revolutionary soleplate technology prohibits micro-fibre particles from accumulating on to the soleplate, thereby making it free from dirty marks and deteriorating the iron's glideability.

These irons have concentrated steam holes, resulting in less effort and easy ironing. The unique Aqua-speed filling system lets you to fill your iron in just five seconds directly under the tap. A single control is used to set both temperature and steam output, with a high level of precision.

This product is designed by the London based company Seymour Powell Ltd. which was founded in 1984 by Richard Seymour and Dick Powell. The company has a group of award winning designers and has also won several awards in past. The Ultimate Autoclean is manufactured in France with high quality premium materials. The design of the product reflects modernity, aero-dynamism and performance. The large display window maximizes visibility of the available water. The AutoSteam Control feature allows for easy, precise and secure ironing, and has a comfortable handle and an extra large stable base for safe and easy use.

With the weight of around 1.90 kg and 350ml water tank capacity the iron is capable of ironing more clothes. This iron comes about of $152.00.

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