Tower T22008BKG CeraGlide cordless steam iron 🔌

This cordless steam iron from Tower combines a powerful heat output with cordless convenience to tackle both everyday creases and heavier fabrics such as wool and denim. It heats up rapidly for quick use and includes a generous water tank so you can iron several garments in one go, which helps save time on larger loads.

Key Points

The model offers a dual operation mode, allowing you to use it with or without the power cord for more flexible movement around the ironing board. The ceramic soleplate is designed for smooth gliding and scratch resistance, helping garments feed evenly under the plate. For stubborn creases the iron delivers a strong continuous steam of up to 40 g per minute and a boost of 180 g for targeted bursts. The 360 ml water reservoir reduces the need for frequent refills, and the anti-drip feature keeps water marks away from delicate fabrics. ⚡️

Technical Specifications

• Name: Tower T22008BKG CeraGlide Cordless Steam Iron
• Power: 2400 W
• Steam output: 40 g/min continuous, 180 g/min burst
• Water tank capacity: 360 ml
• Colour: Black and gold

Benefits

The rapid 30 second heat-up time means less waiting before you start ironing. Using the iron cordless provides freedom of movement and avoids entanglement with the cable when finishing tricky areas such as collars and cuffs. The ceramic soleplate contributes to a 30% faster glide, according to the manufacturer, which can make a noticeable difference when processing a full basket of laundry. There is also a built-in self-clean function to help manage limescale build-up and a drip-stop that prevents staining on delicate materials. ✨

Usage Recommendations

For best performance fill the 360 ml tank before beginning larger items like curtains or bedding, and allow the unit to recharge on its base for about 15 seconds between cordless bursts to maintain effective steam delivery. When working on delicate fabrics select a lower heat setting and test on a hidden seam first. Consider that the cordless steam time is limited to short bursts of use before re-docking, so continuous heavy-duty ironing without pauses may be less convenient than a permanently corded iron, especially for marathon ironing sessions.