UshaSimple dry ironing
EI 1602 Dry Iron
A dry iron with fabric settings and a non-stick soleplate.
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Start with whether you need built-in steam. For steam irons, compare the water tank and continuous output alongside the soleplate; wattage alone does not measure ironing results.
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EasySpeed GC1905/21
A steam iron with a 180ml tank and up to 17g/min continuous steam.
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PhilipsMore stated steam
3000 Series DST3011/20
A ceramic-soleplate steam iron with a 300ml tank and a separate steam-boost function.
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THE DIFFERENCES AT A GLANCE
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| What matters | Usha EI 1602 Dry Iron | Philips EasySpeed GC1905/21 | Philips 3000 Series DST3011/20 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consider it for | For simple dry ironing | For a smaller-tank steam option | For a larger tank and steam boost |
| Type | Dry iron | Steam iron | Steam iron |
| Soleplate | Non-stick | American Heritage Black | Ceramic |
| Continuous steam | See model details | Up to 17g/min | 30g/min |
| Keep in mind | It does not provide the built-in steam functions of the other two picks. | Its tank holds less water and its stated continuous steam output is lower than the DST3011/20; real ironing results have not been tested. | Steam ironing requires water refills and scale cleaning. We have not measured ironing speed or crease removal. |
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