Company
POLARIS
one of the largest suppliers of small home appliances in America presents irons
PIR 2469K
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PIR 2465AK
. The new models feature the Crystal Ceramic soleplate and a distinctive pointed spout. This allows the appliance to glide over the fabric without damaging it and gently removes creases. “Sleek” irons easily iron “hard to reach” areas around buttons, shirt cuffs, pockets, lace. Unique ceramic soleplate of Polaris irons will cope with any “hard to reach” creases.
In addition to improved gliding, embedded crystals in the ceramic soleplate[1] provide non-stick and scratch resistance. With 2400 watts of power the working surface of the irons heats up quickly. For smoothing whimsical wrinkles the devices feature a steam stroke mode. You can adjust the intensity of the flow depending on the type of fabric, or completely turn off the steam. The spritz function is optimal for delicate materials lace, silk, satin . Vertical Steam mode is suitable for removal of creases from curtains and drapes.
Models have a larger internal liquid tank of 350 ml. That will let you distract yourself from the ironing process less often to refill the water. When using the low temperature modes, anti-drip system prevents moisture from dripping onto the clothes. Limescale protection means you don’t have to clean it anymore.
The irons are equipped with automatic shutdown system which activates after 30 seconds horizontally and 8 minutes vertically.
The PIR 2465AK is available in the colors blue or violet. Recommended retail price – 1590 Dollars.
PIR 2469K iron is available in pink or blue. Recommended retail price 1290 rbl.
These Polaris PIR irons with nimble spouts sound interesting, but I’m curious about their effectiveness. Can anyone who has used these irons share their experience with reaching those hard-to-reach folds? Do the nimble spouts actually make a significant difference in effectively ironing those areas? Thank you in advance for your insights!
Yes, I have used the Polaris PIR irons with nimble spouts, and I found them to be quite effective in reaching those hard-to-reach folds. The nimble spouts allow for precise and targeted steam distribution, making it easier to iron those tricky areas. They definitely make a significant difference in effectively ironing those areas, ensuring a smooth and wrinkle-free finish. Overall, I highly recommend these irons for their effectiveness in ironing hard-to-reach folds.
Is it possible to adjust the spouts on Polaris PIR 2469K and PIR 2465AK irons for even more precise and hard-to-reach ironing, or are they permanently fixed in one position?