Rowenta IXEO Steamer for Clothes with Ironing Board 65 Inches 45 Second Heatup, 1 Liter Capacity 1500 Watts Ironing, Portable, Fabric Steamer, Garment Steamer, Adjustable QR1410,Black

I originally bought this steamer during the COVID‑19 pandemic, and I’m not even ashamed to admit it was so I could properly steam the outfits from my impressive collection of high‑end Black Barbie dolls. Since then, she has become the multitasking queen of my household. I use her to clean and sanitize pillows, upholstered furniture, and even my IKEA 10" memory foam mattress. I’ve also treated myself to the occasional steam facial—she’s that versatile. The miniature iron that doubles as the steam nozzle is incredibly handy, and I love how much water she holds. The ironing board that converts into a hanging rack is another thoughtful touch that makes steaming clothes so much easier. She may be a pricey girl, but she earns every penny. I bought her in 2020, and she’s still working like new in 2026. Rowenta for the win, I would buy her again!!!

This is the second unit I have that fails on me, the steam stops building up, then the iron never heats up. I have babied this 2nd unit with distilled RO water and still! Had the first unit replaced only for this one to die 3-4 months later. Rowenta customer service is abysmal. They want a 2-3 weeks turn around time for evaluation plus I have to supply the boxing and shipping! It’s great until it stops working completely I guess. No way of checking or cleaning inside to see what is the issue on my end. Love their irons, hate this product…

Excelente, muy fácil de usar y deja la ropa impecable.

This is amazing. The iron is small which makes it perfect to iron shirts and dresses. Powerful enough steam, the tank lasts about 30 minutes constant ironing. Very comfortable position, you can tilt the board and adjust it to your height. Sturdy, easy to move, easy to fold, took me about 10 min to assemble it. Does not take much space. Between ironing I just use it to hang things that need to be ironed. I'm very happy with this purchase, I hope it lasts for years.

So got this and it’s exactly what I wanted for two reasons. It is easier for me to have it in my room than an ironing board and iron. It does exactly what it advertises. It steams and it can iron off the built in ironing board. The board is square which does not work all that well for ironing clothes such as sleeves and pant pleats. However, you can steam out most wrinkles. The trigger for the iron steam has to be depressed all the time for steam to come out which is probably a safety feature but is also annoying. One commenter mentioned that the base that holds the water that the iron is attached to is fixed to the base. In my unit that is NOT the case. It plugs in to an outlet but can be moved off the base as far as the cord will allow which is about the length of a traditional corded iron. Putting it together was a chore. The directions are not clear. Think IKEA furniture. Now the one thing you have to watch out for are the poles that mount to the base on either side. They extend to three separate lengths the first two are fairly intuitive but to extend the poles to where the need to be for the board is not clear. Inside the tip of the poles there is a tab you must depress and pull the poles to their fully upright position. Make sure you line the poles with the indent facing forward on the tip and clamp them in with the provided clamp or they will move and become unsafe. Overall the product does a lot but like products that do many things it does not do one thing well. It’s adequate and works with the combined steam but the iron itself is not hot enough to iron without the steam. The ironing board is tall for me and I’m 5’11” . You can adjust it down if you would like. Makes sure to clamp the poles back if you lower it or it could fall while ironing. Lastly the tiny flap on the front of the main unit to add water is small and makes it hard to pour water into the unit. I would recommend a funnel for the unit since it does not come with one.

Just got my steam iron/board. Took a bit to assemble. Instructions are of little help but YouTube videos make assembly doable. The process of upright steaming/ironing makes pressing clothes a breeze. I am so happy with my purchase. Best Buy of 2025. I disassembled for easy storage because my home has limited space. Really looking forward to less dry cleaning and quicker access to my wardrobe. Mil gracias!!!

Update: 15 months of use and the steamer died on me. It seems to be a common issue across various websites and forum. There is no way to open or descale this product with no support from the manufacturer. I don't recommend purchasing this product unless you're ok with a suboar quality product. I recently purchased this steamer and have been thoroughly impressed by its performance, especially when compared to a traditional iron. The steamer is highly effective on all types of fabrics, but it truly shines when used on linen shirts, where it outperforms conventional irons by a significant margin. There is a bit of a learning curve initially due to the powerful steam output. If the steam button is held down continuously, the force can be a bit overwhelming. However, I found a simple workaround by pulsing the button in 1 to 2-second intervals, which provides much better control and results. This technique allows for effective steaming without the risk of dampening the fabric too much. Overall, this product is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to make their garment care routine more efficient and effective. Whether you're dealing with delicate fabrics or everyday garments, this steamer handles them all with ease, making it a great addition to any home.

I have two houses. (not as impressive as it sounds) In house #1 was an iron. I was going to buy an iron for house #2. Wife says, "You know... I think you should buy a steamer." I've been married 40 years. I bought a steamer like I was told. I set it up. No problem. She takes wrinkled things from house #1 to house #2 to steam them instead of using the iron. She moves between houses for her work and brings things to the steamer and takes them back when she changes houses. So... for Christmas ...she thinks our daughters in house #1 need to have one "to share". Uh huh. I had to buy another one because she loves, and brags, and "irons," and steams and just almost giggles as she does it. The kicker is that the iron she does not use was more expensive than this steamer / board combination. I am happy she is happy.