irons - much difference between a tower£20 one and a £60

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I know, i know - i shouldn't iron but i quite like to

My iron is on its last legs but don't know if its worth spending a little bit extra?? I'd never spend crazy money on a steam generator one - no matter how good they are though!

Ignore the 'tower' no idea where that came from!

Tbh the only difference you need to look for is the steam in g/min (grams per minute) and the quality of the soleplate.

There are plently of instances where a cheaper version can be as good as a dearer one. but IMO with an iron, if you can you buy a dearer one do. As my experience with irons is, if you buy cheap, you wil buy twice.

I know this isn't helpful, but if you can get a steam generator, you should - they're AMAZING - ironing is faster and things look so much better when ironed with the steam generator.

If you're someone who irons everything (sounds like you are ) then its an investment, as every fabric in your home would benefit from a steam generator.

I got a bosch one for £50 odd quid (bargain of the century) and it's brill. I have had a look online for you and cheapest I could see is £107 - so £50 more than your top spend, but as said it will save you hours.

BOSCH

HTH

To me an iron is an iron whether £20 or £50 . As long as it does the job and can survive the odd drop then good enough ! Likewise kettles, toasters, vacuums etc

the Philips ones come out well in "Which" tesrs.

Do you have a budget in mind?

The most expensive is not always the best.