Tesco IR06 Steam Iron Reviews

As I've had nothing but good experiences with the Tesco value range when it comes to household appliances I decided that I'd try out their iron when my previous one was no longer working. The Tesco value household appliances can usually be found in the superstores and it's very rare to find them in the metro or slightly smaller ...  Read the complete review

When my iron broke about 4 years ago I decided to buy this one to keep me going until I could afford a decent iron. Well, 4 years on and I still have this iron, I have to admit I don't really use it any more as my mother gave me a brilliant iron a few months ago which I now use. It isn't called a Tesco Value range for nothing ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to the noble art of ironing, I'm the first to admit that I have little experience. In fact, it was only during the last decade that I invested in my first iron - the 'Tesco Value IR06'. Being a male I don't need a wealth of extravagant features on my device - I just want it to heat up and be able to press my clothes flat. ...  Read the complete review

The first time we bought this iron, we bought it solely because they didn't have the other one we usually buy (the pink-purple Tesco's value iron) and we needed to iron some clothes for a formal event and, just as luck would have it, the previous one we had no longer worked. This was a couple of years ago and we still have the iron ...  Read the complete review

My boyfriendis currently doing a pgce teacher training course, and as part of his course he spends two days a week in a local secondary school. Naturally, it's important for him to turn up to work looking smart, with a freshly ironed shirt, in order to set a good example for the students. As we prepared to iron his shirt ready ...  Read the complete review

I thought I'd best get an iron for university as my shirts needed to look good for the various placements and formal events I went to. When I did a massive shop in Tesco, I decided to get their value iron and it turned out to be alright! It's certainly not the best iron on the market, but it does it's job and is nice and simple to ...  Read the complete review

I heard on the radio the other day that doing the ironing is most peoples least favourite household chore but I think thats mad as I dont mind ironing you can get loads done while watching TV nothing better really. Anyway everyone in my family hates ironing so I end up doing it all and therefore I have to choose which iron to buy and ...  Read the complete review

For those don't care so much about their ironing this is worth looking at. A basic iron from Tescos and ideal for students and the like at aroundly £4 at the time of writing is an ideal bargain. The steam iron features basic functions to control the temperature (with a guide to fabric types) and steam buttons which ...  Read the complete review

I bought this iron when my partner had to move away for his job. As we were living seperately, we needed to duplicate most of our neccessary basic household items and we didn't want to spend a fortune doing this. The iron was only about £5 and it looked exactly like any other iron, as long as it did it's job, I didn't care about any ...  Read the complete review

i bought one of these for the brownie unit i run - they like to make hama beads and decorate bags, crafts which invariably require the use of an iron. and carrying one from home to the meeting place and back on a regular basis was just far too much effort! so when i saw this one i thought it would be a worthwhile investment and it has ...  Read the complete review

I bought this iron from Tesco a while back for 3.99. It was an emergency purchase as we had dropped our other one and broken it and needed a new one fast. The iron itself is quite light (weighing 0.7kg's) and is blue and white in colour. It comes in a small cardboard box. The iron has features such ...  Read the complete review